Schwartz is a capable perimeter shooter who finds ways to score the ball from beyond the three-point line. He also shows good timing as a shot-blocker, giving him the ability to make an impact on the defensive end. Schwartz runs the floor well in transition and consistently finds ways to score in the open court. I like his ability to capitalize on second-chance opportunities, allowing him to contribute as a scorer without needing plays drawn up for him.

A two-way wing, Schwartz got active against Cecil Strive ZGXL. He kept drivers out of the lane and forced turnovers. In one sequence, Schwartz blocked a shot, snagged the rebound, and went end-to-end for two. The defense couldn’t contain him much either. He capitalized on fastbreak opportunities, cut along the baseline, and attacked off-the-catch to provide Coach John Salmons’s squad with easy offense.

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Quietly emerging as a reliable starter after biding his time on JV as a freshman, Schwartz contributed a smooth 11 points to help keep Wissahickon in striking distance throughout the game. Schwartz knocked down a pair of 3s, showing a smooth high release off the catch with range deep beyond the arc. He shows solid positional size and length with a nice spring in his step athletically, along with flashes of skill and feel while operating off the bounce. He figures to be a consistent focal point for the Trojans before too long and certainly looks to have a future at the college level with continued development.