Alyko Raphael is a 6'10" Center in the 2027 class.
Raphael attends Greenforest Christian in Maryland and plays club basketball for Southeast Elite 3SSB.
Raphael's Player Profile was created on March 25, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Alyko
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Class
2027
Height
6'10"
HS
Greenforest Christian
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MD
Top Centers in Updated Georgia 2027 Rankings
The Greenforest big man continued to show encouraging development this spring while competing on the adidas 3SSB circuit....
Written by Eric Wallace
Alyko
RaphaelC
Class
2027
Height
6'10"
HS
Greenforest Christian
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MD
adidas 3SSB Recap: Austin Rivers SE Elite
The junior is a mobile big man with high level size and developing skill. He has solid hands,...
Written by Eric Wallace
Eric Wallace | Prep Hoops Scout
Eric Wallace
Prep Hoops Scout
The Greenforest big man continued to show encouraging development this spring while competing on the adidas 3SSB circuit. Possessing high level size and a good frame, he moves well for a player his size and brings intriguing long term upside to the frontcourt. He has good hands, finishes effectively around the basket, and has begun to expand his offensive game with the ability to knock down a midrange jumper. Defensively, he has the size and length to alter shots around the rim and is becoming more comfortable impacting the game as a rim protector. His basketball instincts continue to improve, particularly in terms of positioning, timing, and overall feel for the game. Perhaps most importantly, he plays with a consistently high motor, competing on every possession and bringing energy on both ends of the floor.
The junior is a mobile big man with high level size and developing skill. He has solid hands, can step out and knock down a midrange jumper, and shows the ability to impact the game defensively by altering shots. Offensively, he is effective as a screener who can roll and finish above the rim. His basketball instincts continue to improve, and while his best basketball is still ahead of him, he showed flashes of his upside with several productive plays over the weekend.