Quality ball handler, pass first point guard, has court vision. He was on the Varsity saw limited action. He’ll get minutes playing with NBBA 15u on the UA Rise Circuit. He’s patient up top, settles the offense, keeps his dribble live, moves the ball around the perimeter, and into the post. He’s fast dribbling up court, or makes the long strong pass up. He can keep other handlers in front of him.

Dominic Byra Dominic Byra 5'10" | PG Campolindo | 2029 State CA-N | 5’10 PG | Campolindo | 2029

Dominic Byra Dominic Byra 5'10" | PG Campolindo | 2029 State CA-N did exactly what you want from a point guard—he set the table. Playing a pass-first role this week, Byra controlled the game with poise and feel, consistently putting teammates in the right spots. While his mindset was to facilitate, he showed he can flip the switch and get aggressive offensively when the moment calls for it.

What really stands out is his decision-making. For a freshman who isn’t afraid to take risks, his assist-to-turnover ratio is impressive and speaks to his confidence and understanding of the game. He plays ahead of the action and sees reads before they fully develop.

On the defensive end, Byra’s anticipation separates him. He jumped passing lanes, created deflections, and was comfortable ripping his man one-on-one. His instincts and competitiveness on both ends gives Campolindo a star point guard for now and for the next few years

Dominic Byra Dominic Byra 5'10" | PG Campolindo | 2029 State CA-N | 5’10 PG | Campolindo

Dominic Byra Dominic Byra 5'10" | PG Campolindo | 2029 State CA-N looks ready to run a varsity team right away. At 5’10, he has the poise and skill set to take on a lead guard role early. He plays and thinks out the game as an upperclassman would. Byra combines deep shooting range with a quick release, making him a threat whenever the ball is in his hands.

He handles defensive pressure with composure, using his excellent ball handling and basketball iQ to beat defenses. Every shot Dominic takes looks like it’s going in. His ability to read defenses early gives him an edge as both a scorer and facilitator.