Dalton is a supremely productive big that played a major part in Forsyth Country Day winning a State Championship this past season. His ability to bruise combined with his outside touch make him a very unique player to watch. He’s willing to impose himself physically and show the skillset, making him a tricky young front-court guy to deal with. When Dalton is engaged he can be a dominant rebounder on both backboards, he has a chance to have some big rebounding games on the 3SSB Circuit with Garner Road this summer. As one of the feature bigs on this team, it perfectly lines up with his progression as a player and will allow him to showcase his game on a really big stage with G Road. As he continues to refine his back to the basket game, get more high level experience, and bring more consistent production, I fully expect Dalton to get some attention this spring and summer from coaches of the next level.

Dalton is a really high quality and skilled big man at Forsyth Country day that is continuing to develop into a consistently productive big man. The Furies are one of the best teams in North Carolina with a 23-2 record with a 5-1 mark in conference play. Dalton is averaging 7.0 Points and 4.6 Rebounds per game per MaxPreps and is shooting 76% from the floor on the season. Dalton has outside touch as well, allowing the floor to open up for he and his teammates in Forsyth Country Day’s diverse offensive attack. He’s a guy that has just been a steady producer for one of NC’s top teams all season long and does what his team needs him to do every single night. As Forsyth Country Day looks to embark on an NCISAA title run, expect Dalton to have a huge impact on this group.

Dalton started every game as a freshman and has a high ceiling.

Dalton is another forward prospect finding his way out of Forsyth Country Day; he’s shown poise as quite the utility guy at the forward spot; can defend with physicality as well as protect the rim with his length; still developing as an all-around forward; suiting up with Team CP3 EYCL this summer

Dalton made quite the impression on the Forsyth Country Day rotation this season. He checks in at 37th overall and the fourth-ranked power forward prospect following a productive season and a run in the NCISAA State Playoffs. He produced 8.0 points and 4.4 rebounds per game as a freshman and is set to do a whole lot more damage going forward. He’s a prospect to keep eyes on in the 2028 rankings.

Dalton is a rising forward prospect to get to know with Forsyth Country Day School. He’s emerged as quite the presence in the frontcourt for the Furies. His ability to rebound the ball, score inside the arc and alter shots defensively has been on full display this season as he looks to make his mark. Dalton is an early name to keep an eye on in the 336 area.

Dalton was another standout performer at Phenom Hoops NC Frosh 40 who showed he’s got a bright future heading into Year 1 at Forsyth Country Day School. At 6-foot-5, he’s another prospect with long-term potential as a top name given his versatility already at the forward spot. He’ll be a name to keep a close eye on this season in the 2028 class.