One of the more underrated forwards in the Metro Detroit area, Dorian Armstrong, has decided to continue his basketball career at Siena Heights University next season. Armstrong, a 6’6″ power forward/ center has been an automatic double-double for Mt. Clemens this season, averaging close to 10 points and 12 rebounds a game so far for the Bathers. One of the reasons why Dorian chose Siena Heights over schools like Wayne State and Aquinas was because Siena Heights made Dorian a top priority on their recruiting list. He will be given the opportunity to play immediately in college, a key for his decision.
“I’m just grateful,” Dorian had to say, “because I have a college that actually wants me to come and play.”
Dorian is the senior leader of a deep and talented Mt. Clemens front-court. Aside from scoring and rebounding the ball, a major skill Dorian has learned under head coach Jermaine Jackson is a high-motor, which Armstrong sees transitioning well to the college
“I feel my game can transfer very well at the college level.” Dorian noted. “Because I have a high-motor and my coach taught me to go to the action so I think that can get me very far at the college level.
Dorian and his fellow Bathers are amongst the top in Michigan’s Class C, and are gearing up for what they hope to be a long and successful playoff run.
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