Chase is one of those players who will flourish under the right coaching, and he showed that is capable of impacting the stat sheet on both ends at the Houston Christian Elite Camp. He grabbed several rebounds and got some putback buckets on offense, as well as making stops both in the paint and perimeter on defense. Not many defenders had an answer for Chase attacking the basket and this penetration allowed him opportunities to set up other teammates for open looks as well.

Chase Caesar Chase Caesar 6'3" | SF St. Thomas | 2027 TX was a standout player during his performance against Austin Austin 6'2" | CG Covenant Classical | 2027 TX Prep Academy, and the stat sheet reflected that. Throughout the game, Chase scored a total of 12 points, shooting 5-12 from the field. He primarily scored inside the perimeter. In terms of rebounding, Chase finished with 4 boards, splitting his totals equally between offensive and defensive ends. Notably, Chase led the team in steals, coming up with 4 of them. I was impressed with his on-ball and off-ball defensive intensity, as he consistently put his body on the line. Chase will be a huge factor for Cypress Park this upcoming season.

Chase Caesar Chase Caesar 6'3" | SF St. Thomas | 2027 TX transferred to Cy Park this year from St. Thomas, and he proved on Saturday that he is a huge addition to the Tigers. Caesar was money from 3-point land, and he cashed in on several open looks where the defense slept on his jumpers. Chase also knows how to playmake with the ball in his hands, helping break the press and create shots from himself as well as teammates. I also liked Chase’s consistent hustle all game and how he was putting his body on the line for jumpball possessions and loose balls on the court. Overall, Chase was in my top 3 standouts for Saturday and I look forward to seeing him on a new team this year.