Prospect Introduction: Andrew Shull

Who is he?:

Andrew, a native of Chapmanville, West Virginia, just completed his final season playing with Chapmanville Regional High School (Chapmanville, WV). They finished the year at 22-2 overall and were fighting for playoff birth in the Class AA state tournament before the season was canceled due to the coronavirus. Shull averaged 15.9 points, 4.0 rebounds, 10.0 assists and 2.2 steals per game this year.

He spent this past summer playing with The Renegades. There he played alongside Ethan Clay (Glenville State commit) and several other college prospects.

Andrew Shull is a 6'1" combo guard that can do a everything. He is more of a point guard, but with his ability to shoot and score he is also able to play off the ball. Andrew has the best mid range pull up in the state of West Virginia by far. He shoots it well off of the catch or off the dribble and shows a lot of consistency with his scoring abilities. He shoots the 3 ball well, shoots the mid range jumper extremely well and has a great pull up game. Andrew is a solid finisher and does a good job of getting himself to the free throw line. He also has been used very well in his time at Chapmanville by Coach Brad Napier in a floor general role. Shull was truly the heart and sole of this team, even with Obinna Anochili-Killen (Marshall commit) on the team. Shull is capable of guarding 1-2 at the collegiate level.

Watching him play this year, he reminded me of Spencer Dinwiddie. Each are point guard's who have a knack for creating for themselves, both have great mid range pull ups, and are good passers and are guys that are fit to play ANY role.

Recruitment?:

Andrew has committed to play basketball at the University of Rio Grande in the River States Conference (RSC). He also held offers from Bluefield College (NAIA) and Wingate University (D2). Shull was also receiving interest from Catawba College (D2), Cedarville University (D2), Chowan University (D2), Concord University (D2), Hampden Sydney College (D3), Lipscomb University (D1), North Greenville University (D2), Roanoke College (D3) and the University of South Carolina Aiken (D2)