Canada — Ontario in particular — has been producing a stunning amount of talent at the point guard position of late.

Most notably, Pickering’s Cory Joseph was a first-round pick last summer and might get a championship ring with the seemingly unbeatable San Antonio Spurs; Kevin Pangos of Holland Landing lit up the NCAA for Gonzaga, winning a slew of WCC awards as a freshman; Toronto’s Junior Cadougan took Marquette deep into the NCAA tournament and Toronto’s Myck Kabongo showed flashes in his first season at Texas and, with continued improvement, could be an NBA lottery pick next summer.

Next on the list: Tyler Ennis, a Brampton native who was named New Jersey’s state player of the year while toiling for St. Benedict’s Prep in Newark.

There are many in the Canadian basketball community who believe Ennis will be as good or better than any of the guards listed above.