A lengthier and versatile guard with sound ball skills, particularly with his scoring impact and strong passing feel, Aivaye Ingram Aivaye Ingram 6'5" | SF/SG Trenton Central | 2026 State NJ stuffed the stat sheet for Trenton in a multitude of ways in their victory over Scotch Plains-Fanwood. Ingram boasted a versatile scoring attack that saw him not only flash his perimeter shooting ability but also displaying his ability to knock down smooth mid range pull ups. Ingram also leveraged his positional size to crash the boards and both secure possessions on the defensive glass and generate second chance opportunities on the offensive glass. While impacting the game as both a scorer and a rebounder, Ingram also impressed with his unselfishness as a passer— advancing the ball up the floor to hit his teammates in stride in the open floor, cross court skip passes to find shooters in the half court, hitting dump offs in the dunker spot, and attacking gaps to draw help and find open teammates in the half court.

A versatile wing that can do a lot of things on both ends of the floor to impact the game, Aivaye Ingram Aivaye Ingram 6'5" | SF/SG Trenton Central | 2026 State NJ will look to continue to showcase his ability to not only be someone that can handle the basketball and initiate offense but also make shots in a multitude of ways— finishing at the rim, off the dribble pull ups in the mid range area, and knocking down shots from three point range. Defensively, Ingram is somebody that can also use his length to rebound the basketball effectively, guard multiple positions, and play the passing lanes with great anticipation.

Athletically gifted with good bounce. He finishes in a multitude of ways especially around the rim even stretches the floor. He gets to the paint a lot, hard to guard. Handles the ball effectively and can be a great passer when he wants to.

Aivaye Ingram Aivaye Ingram 6'5" | SF/SG Trenton Central | 2026 State NJ showcased his versatility on both ends of the ball for Trenton High. Not only was Ingram able to innate offense but he also did a good job of making shots from different spots in the halfcourt- at the rim, in the mid range, and behind the three point line. Defensively, not only did Ingram rebound the basketball at a high rate but he also was able to guard multiple positions, contain drives, and play the passing lanes effectively. Ingram finished the game with 23 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 5 steals.