Not being chosen for first or second team all-league honors has been a driving factor for Southeast’s Collin Laws to put in extra work for the upcoming season.
This being Laws’ senior season, he plans to give it all for his teammates and the Southeast community and step into a leadership role.
Over the offseason Laws has put in hours of work to get better and has been fine tuning his game for his final year of high school basketball.
“This off season I have been working out with the team (weights, speed training, etc) and working on my game itself. Going to the gym every day and trying to get better at something even if it was something small,” Laws said. “I am most excited about playing at home with the fans and playing with a team which I think could go very far this year.”
As one of Southeast’s main guys this year, Laws knows he has to step up offensively to help his team win games.
“This year I want to improve on being more aggressive with the ball and looking to score more,” Laws said. “Putting in the work is the confidence boost I need to become that.”
Laws knows that being a leader is not about barking orders but doing all the little things to help his team win.
“The role I play for my team is to keep everything in line and make sure people are doing what they are supposed to. Not only that but to encourage my teammates whenever I can,” Laws said. “Bonding with my teammates and really getting to know them off the court.”
