Sebi Adams was a huge reason why Evergreen made it to the 4A state championship, earning First Team All-State honors along the way. Adams matched up with two fellow First Teamers in the semifinal and championship and more than held his own. The most impressive part of those games was his versatility. In the championship, he handled himself well against a long-dodging midfielder from up top, which is not always a comfortable spot for most close defenders. Adams has also shown he can defend effectively behind the cage and on the island.

What makes him so good is the combination of strength and footwork. He has the quick feet to run with smaller, quicker dodgers and the strength to body up and hold physical dodgers (legally) with his stick. When the ball hits the turf, he is reliable, finishing with 52 ground balls, and he has the handle to be dependable in transition. Adams has a high ceiling for the next level and is a defender to pay attention to when watching the Colorado Kings this summer.