Alejo-Grajeda is a name we haven’t discussed before, but his production from a season ago makes him difficult to overlook. Last year he averaged 8.9 points and nearly three rebounds a game. He proved to be a valuable offensive piece for Thomas Jefferson and this year it should be even more of that. He can push the break, create scoring opportunities for himself in iso situations or hit teammates and cut and open up the floor, and isn’t afraid to hunt his shot. His willingness to make things happen stands out, but improved shooting efficiency will be important. If he takes that next step, Alejo-Grajeda could become a much bigger offensive threat and one of the City League’s emerging names. He’s a player we’re keeping an eye on.