Shervin assembled an incredible junior campaign during which he posted 14 wins and helped push Upper Dublin to the District 1-2A championship game as well as the PIAA 2A state tournament quarterfinals. For an encore, the long and athletic Shervin continued to stand tall between the pipes on the summer circuit. His fast hands and tracking skills combined with the way Shervin pops off his line made it difficult for perimeter shooters to score on him. Shervin’s patience and quick reactions enabled him to stone close range shooters, too. This rising senior’s willingness to throw any part of his body in the line of fire also helped him turn away scoring chances around the crease. Shervin’s non-stop motor and surprising speed enabled him to pounce on loose balls and win chases. His swift and accurate clearing passes frequently triggered fast breaks chances for his team.        

This past Saturday, Shervin stood on his head for Upper Dublin during their 10-8 loss to Mars in the 2A quarterfinals. Officially, the agile and poised Shervin was credited with 16 saves. However, in watching this contest live, it appeared Shervin made more than 20 stops. The extremely athletic Shervin, who also plays football, displayed fast hands as well as excellent tracking skills during the numerous clean saves he made on perimeter shots. Shervin also stoned a handful of scoring opportunities around the crease for Mars thanks to his quick reflexes and ability to make saves with his body/feet. Shervin did a fantastic job of constantly communicating with his defensive unit, too. The scary part is that Shervin is just scratching the surface of his potential.