Jeffers, a junior out of Fort Kent, was Mr. Clutch during the postseason after being the top player in Class C during the regular season. A plus athlete, the 6’3″ wing was a tough cover for opposing defenses, capable of getting to his spots off the bounce and elevating above the defense as a scorer. He was another prospect that could fill up the stat sheet, creating scoring opportunities for his teammates and rebounding it at a high rate on both ends of the floor. He impressed with his ability to score it in isolation situations and ability to make winning plays that didn’t always show up in the box score.

Jeffers, a junior wing out of Fort Kent Community High School, also etched his name into his school’s record book when he scored his 1,000th point three weeks ago. Arguably the best scorer from the northern part of the state, Jeffers does a great job of using his physical tools to his advantage as a finisher around the rim. The 6’3″ wing is a plus athlete, has a quick first step off the bounce, and isn’t afraid to play through contact in the paint. His ability to make plays on the defensive end of the floor leads to transition scoring opportunities, where he’s a threat to score on or off the ball. He can get his shot off over most defenders due to his size and does a nice job of getting to his spots off the bounce, showing an understanding of how to play to his strengths as a scorer.

Jeffers, a wing out of Fort Kent Community High School in Maine, makes his first appearance in the rankings at #175. Jeffers, who recently passed the 1,000-point mark for his high school career, is one of the top scorers in the state of Maine. He’s got good size on the wing, guards’ skills with the ball in his hands, and is able to finish plays above the rim with his athletic pop. He’s a three level scorer that has proven capable of making shots both off the bounce and in catch and shoot situations. Defensively, he offers positional versatility and the ability to negate the opposing team’s top perimeter option when he’s locked in.