The still growing Crawford has a youthful look compared to some in his grade, but his developing skillset will have him in long term conversations in this class. Good mechanics and emerging smoothness as a spot up shooter or attacking in the midrange. With lanky arms, there’s potential that once he matures to be a two way force. Shooting will allow him to make an impact this year in 6A, but don’t be surprised if he develops into a full fledged offensive weapon. A key will be running his own race at his own pace.

Crawford impressed in a Thursday viewing by knocking down a few different jumpers. Hitting from long range and looking smooth when getting to the mid-range. While currently not as athletically gifted as his often up tempo and aggressive teammates, at Del City the youngster brings a more control look and should help space the floor. Name to keep tabs on as he starts to mature physically as he already has a good skill based foundation.

A guard that played or defended about every position on the floor. Long and good lateral footwork allowed him to defend on the open floor.  Toughness and hustle also allowed him to hold his own in the post area when stuck down there on a switch or mismatch.  Nice mid-range jumper off the dribble pull-up. Again, a scrappy player that stood out with hustle on both ends of the floor.

While Crawford is still making his way back to full form following an injury, one thing is certain. The Del City Eagle can get cooking in the mid-range. Good handles, with a crossover plus shake and bake moves to create space to rise up and get cooking the 15-18 feet range. Looks to have an advanced skill level for his age. Will be one to track as he continues to recover from his injury and matures physically.