He immediately flipped to the next page and pointed at Lei Tianzhenglun's profile.
Lei Tianzhenglun was also Aiwa Gakuin's shooting guard, specializing in perimeter play.
His most outstanding trait was his extremely accurate three-point shooting. This season, his average three-point percentage was around 45%, placing him among the nation's elite perimeter shooters.
He was also highly skilled at moving without the ball, always using the opponent's screens to find chances for open shots. His routes were flexible and varied, making him extremely troublesome. On defense, someone had to stay on him at all times and not give him easy chances to receive the ball.
Next was Aiwa Gakuin's center, Xiaoquan Chun.
Xiangtian Yanyi's gaze fell on Xiaoquan Chun's name. His ability could only be described as fairly ordinary.
As a center, he was good at posting up, using his physical advantage under the basket to muscle defenders aside. He also had a hook shot. Although his range was limited, his finishing efficiency around the basket was fairly good. However, he was relatively slow and had a limited defensive range. Against players who excelled at quick drives, he was prone to defensive gaps.
Finally, there was this player named Long Zeduo.
Xiangtian Yanyi turned to the final page and introduced Aiwa Gakuin's point guard. He was a freshman who had joined in recent years, as well as Aiwa Gakuin's starting point guard.
According to the investigation, his individual ability was not particularly strong. He had no outstanding scoring ability, and both his driving speed and court vision were merely average.
However, he possessed extremely solid fundamentals, handled the ball steadily, rarely made mistakes, and remained very calm on the court. He could execute the coach's tactical arrangements well, putting him around the middle tier among high school point guards.
As Xiangtian