2023 stats: 9.0 ppg –  5.9 rebounds – 6.3 blocks The Blue Streaks have a solid, slept-on squad who have put together a respectable 14-8 regular season record. The rising 6-8 senior Sylvester Lewis is a lengthy forward prospect standing at 6-foot-10 with good athletic ability and defensive instincts as he racked up over six blocks per game this season.

2023-2024 Stats: 9.9 PPG, 6.1 RPG, 1.0 APG & 6.9 BPGrnThe 6-9 senior power forward is quick for his size whether it’s blocking shots around the rim or pushing the basketball up the floor in transition. Lewis has a soft touch when it comes to scoring around the rim on the offensive end and has improved his mid-range game as well. Lewis is very active when it comes to protecting the glass as well where he is finishing off put-backs. Lewis also has a great deal of potential to play at the next level as he continues to get stronger and more consistency when it comes to shooting from the outside.

Sylvester Lewis, A 6-9 senior center has a ceiling worth of potential as he can score at all three levels with confidence. He is bouncy on the defensive end as he uses a ton of length whether it’s blocking shots or his high-percentage rebounding. On the offensive end, Lewis plays with an aggressive edge finishing on the attack whether it’s his high-level dunking or scoring off the catch. He has also continued to improve his footwork and handles when he has the basketball in his hands. Lookout for Lewis to have a big senior season this year as he has some growth in his game to become an elite college prospect.

Sylvester Lewis, A 6-9 senior center has a ceiling worth of potential as he can score at all three levels with confidence. He is bouncy on the defensive end as he uses a ton of length whether it’s blocking shots or his high-percentage rebounding. On the offensive end, Lewis plays with an aggressive edge finishing on the attack whether it’s his high-level dunking or scoring off the catch. He has also continued to improve his footwork and handles when he has the basketball in his hands. Lookout for Lewis to have a big senior season this year as he has some growth in his game to become an elite college prospect.

Lewis was a hidden gem at the camp, but if you watched him play, you could see the potential. He isn’t a finished product, but the kid isn’t a project player either. There is plenty of value with him on the court as he had some emphatic blocks; There was a noticeable difference in the energy on the court when he was in the game. Lewis’ rim protection and hustle on the glass after misses stood out most to me.