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Tahj Shamsid-Deen is 5' 7" point guard who attends Columbia High school in Dekalb County, Georgia. He plays for the Atlanta Knicks and Gt Stars, he is known his clever passes, pesky defense, and ability to score. His 8th grade year he lead his middle school (Champion Theme School) to the county championship. He Later lead Columbia's varsity Basketball team (as a 9th grader) to a class 3A State Championship, giving him his second consecutive School oriented championship.
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