One of the first games I saw from Tignall this spring was his OT game-winner against Linganore. With multiple rising juniors heading to private schools, Tignall is one of the few Maryland public-school players making a name for himself on the summer circuit.

He has the versatility to play down low or out of the box. As a dodger, he can do it from anywhere—behind, down the alley, or sweeping to the middle. He has the physicality to get into defenders and the natural movement ability to split doubles and avoid checks. If you let him shoot, he hits shots on the run and is confident with his left hand in tight, too. One skill that could make him great, and one I saw hints of this summer, is his hitch game. He uses hitches to set up not only dodges, but shots, too. Holding the ball back in a loaded position not only manipulates the defenders in front of him, but goalies as well.