Moves well without the ball in his hands and scores points as a slasher. Has no issues making hustle plays for his team. Like how he is able to operate out of the post and has a nice finishing package around there. He has some skill and can find others for scoring chances. Also shows flashes of protecting the rim.

Patrick delivered another statement performance. He’s a three-level scorer who doesn’t force the action — he simply lets the game come to him. He knocked down perimeter jumpers with his feet set, attacked closeouts decisively, and finished strong through contact in the lane. In transition, he runs hard and reminding everyone that he can turn defense into quick offense.

He nearly posted a double-double and did a strong job rebounding in traffic. What impressed me most was his poise with the ball. He’s comfortable initiating offense, creating off one or two dribbles, and making the extra pass when help rotates. At 6’6″ with that skillset, he’s a 2027 name that college staffs should already be tracking closely.

Maddox Patrick Maddox Patrick 6'6" | PF Trinity Episcopal | 2027 State VA is one of the more underrated forwards in the region, but that won’t last much longer. Patrick is a true multi-tool forward. He affects winning in a variety of ways. His consistency for Trinity has been a major reason for their success this season.

Offensively, Patrick can score from multiple areas on the floor. He’s comfortable stepping out and knocking down jumpers. He is also strong enough to put his shoulder down and get to his spots inside. His physical frame enables him to absorb contact, and he excels at using angles and patience rather than forcing plays. What often goes overlooked is his basketball IQ. Patrick sees the floor well and makes timely reads. He consistently puts teammates in positions to succeed from the high post or perimeter.

Consider his rebounding skills. Add his defensive versatility and unselfish approach. You have a player who college staffs will appreciate more and more with live evaluations. Expect Patrick’s name to rise throughout the spring. It will continue to do so in the summer. He is solidifying himself as one of the top forwards in the 2027 class.

Maddox was a versatile scorer the entire game vs the tough Blue Ridge squad. He was able to get to the basket virtually at will with his handle and speed with the ball. Maddox displayed a solid in-between game with multiple floaters and jumpers inside the arc. Along with his timely scoring, Maddox made some great passes from the perimeter and the post. Always kept his head up with the ball and knew what to exploit offensively. Drew a lot of fouls and spent a lot of time at the line in the second half to help keep up with Blue Ridge.