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Quinn Cook Shines In Day Two of Goodman League


The vultures were out Tuesday at D.C.’s Goodman League. With their sights set on DeMatha High School’s decorated point guard Quinn Cook, the highly coveted junior didn’t disappoint; it just took him a while to get going. Making his second appearance at the storied ballpark, Cook gave away his starting position to a longtime Goodman veteran on his Drama Detail team. But once his dues were paid, it was time for the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Player of the Year to cash in. (Bleacher Report)

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