One of the most consistent performers across all three days, Ellis’ ability to get into the lane and either finish at the rim or find open teammates was highly impressive. More than that though, Ellis showcased a high basketball IQ and willingness to get his teammates the ball in the right spots.

Extremely athletic player. Really good size.can score inside or out. Excellent in transition. Really good court vision. Reads and reacts really well to defenders seeing back door when available. High level prospect.

Aaron has put the time in to get his body stronger. Can score the ball in a variety of ways inside or out. Very athletic player. Showed good court vision. Has shown on many occasions the ability and desire to run down would be scorers. Impressed with how he read defenders and went back door. Excellent in transition.

Aaron averaged 15.5 ppg. When you play in this league and put up numbers like that the future is bright. Can score inside or out. Very savvy player have seen him go backdoor which shows great court awareness reading the defense. Atletic player . He has shown excellent court vision. Solid mid range game. Outstanding defender.

Can score the ball off the bounce or from beyond the arc. Really solid mid range game. Very good defender. Explosive athletic wing. Really good court vision. Showed off his basketball IQ and awareness in games I saw him play, with reading defenses and going back door.

Aaron averaged 16 ppg this season. He displayed a solid mid range game. With explosiveness and athleticism to the rim. Really good in transition. Showed good instincts seeing the opportunity for back door cuts, Excellent defender uses his size and quickness.

Unfortunately Aaron hurt his ankle in the early stages of the third quarter. He did not return, but in the half we saw him we saw what a talent he is. He makes hustle plays and tough rebounds. Explosive athletic player. Showed his ability to score inside or step out and shoot the three ball.
A talented player we hope to see back right away.

Another quickly-emerging piece of the Royals’ rotation, Ellis has stepped up as a reliable double-figure scorer on the perimeter and impressed again with a smooth 11-point performance. Playing every second of the game, Ellis played with the poise and maturity of an upperclassman despite being just 15 years old, picking his spots efficiently and generating his points within the flow of the offense. He made quick decisions whether to shoot or move the ball while posing a dangerous threat as a floor spacer and knocking down two of his five attempts from long range. It looks like only a matter of time before Ellis emerges onto scholarship radars, as he continues to trend up as a potential D1 prospect.