CP3 Rising Stars Camp: Top Performers

Posted Aug 30, 2023
There was a toughness that we saw in Jordan Smith that lasted from the opening top until the final whistle. It was a relentless style of play that started on the defensive end and quickly turned into a lot of easy buckets. Smith is a 6-foot-3 shooting guard from Fairfax (VA) Paul VI. His defense is his superpower; that is what you walk away talking about. (On3.com)

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