For Chriss, the camp was a great experience going up against the abundance of talented 6-6 to 6-9 wing forwards, which were the strength of the camp. He is still slight of frame, but did have his moments scoring around the basket and making an impact in transition. It’s evident from Chriss’ performance this weekend that he has a bright future.
“Last year, the seniors on the team (at Pleasant Grove) took me under their wing,” Chriss said. “This upcoming season I have to be more of a leader.
“I wasn’t starting at the beginning of the season, but became an impact player.”
His impact should continue for the rest of the summer playing alongside talented young players such as Colin Slater (Clovis North) and Devin Young (Sacramento) for the NorCal Wildcats. Chriss also has lofty goals for the upcoming season, although Pleasant Grove loses a talented senior class.
“I think making all-state is a realistic goal,” Chriss said.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Chriss now getting noticed
Ronnie Flores/CalHiSports noted the play of 6-foot-7 Marquese Chriss this weekend:
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