Dishon Lowery
Peachtree City, GA - 2016
Player Profile Report
Scouting Report
STRENGTHS
Defensive Rebounding
Finishing Through Contact
High Motor
Low Post Footwork
Low Post Moves
Offensive Rebounding
Scoring With Either Hand
Shot Blocking
Upper Body Strength
Feel For The Game
NEEDS TO IMPROVE
Athleticism
Ball-Handling
Conditioning
On-Ball Defense
Size For Position
Scout’s Notes:
Dishon is a brusing post prospect, who thrives on physical contact in the low block area. He has nimble footwork on the inside and finishes around the rim using both hands. He is especially adept at finshing with his left hand.
Lowery is going to play power forward at a low-major school in the South/Southeast. He has great strength and energy. He would be a perfect fit at any of his final schools: Murray State, Troy, Wofford, High Point, or Mercer.
College Projection:
- Low-Major
Complete Rankings:
- This player is not currently ranked
Skills Review:
- Shooting: Average
- Dribbling: Average
- Passing: Average
- Rebounding: Good
- Intangibles: Average
- This player is not currently ranked, so similar players aren't available.
College Recruiting - Dishon Lowery
| School: | Interest: | Visit: | Offer: | Status: |
 Wofford University |
Favorite | 9/09/2015 | ✓ | Committed: 10/20/2015 |
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