The 2030 forward, now at St. Francis, is an intriguing young prospect with considerable upside. He combines a powerful, well-built frame with impressive physicality, allowing him to impact the game around the basket and on the boards. Mufu finishes well around the rim, crashes the offensive glass with purpose, and creates extra possessions through his relentless motor. He also flashes floor-spacing ability, knocking down perimeter shots with a confident, fluid stroke. As his game continues to develop, he has the tools to emerge as one of the more noteworthy prospects in the 2030 class.

Alex separates himself with his imposing physical build and elite driving ability, establishing himself as a commanding force capable of contributing right away at a high level. Once he blends all elements of his game, he possesses the upside to rank among the premier prospects in the state. Pairing his tenacious rebounding with sharp, focused defensive awareness will push his overall game to the next level, further enhanced by his advanced maturity well beyond his age.

Physically advanced 6’6” eighth grader with a confident handle and downhill mentality. His ability to create separation, finish with force, and play off the glass stands out. As the shot continues to come around, he projects to enter high school ready to play at a faster, more impactful pace.

Listed as just an eighth grader, Alex looks nothing like a youngster. The big man had a monster dunk against Sequoyah and was effective in controlling the paint offensively and defensively. Mufu recorded 4 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 blocks. He is a certainly a name we will hear a ton about over the next few seasons.