Stewart provided some depth with his ability to score the basketball and finds ways to live in the paint. He uses his branchlike arms to come down with rebounds. Stewart seeks out contact well and made several trips to the charity stripe where he shoots a great percentage from. Stewart is able to use his size to take advantage of smaller defenders inside.

Next to Udo in the backcourt on Saturday was Stewart, a long, lanky 6-foot-5 guard who can also slide to the wing when needed. As Silas Graham Silas Graham 6'4" | CG The Haverford School | 2027 State #185 Nation PA is expected to run with this KLow group, the trio will be a big reason why their games will be priority for college programs this summer. Stewart has done a nice job steadily improving throughout his high school career and while the frame, fluidity and upside always drew you in, now the tangible evidence in production confirms the projection. He took on a role as a primary scorer for Westtown this season and looks to carry that momentum into 3SSB play. He’s good at finding his opportunities within the flow of the offense, but has shown a heightened sense of assertiveness in creating scoring plays for himself when an advantage presents itself. He can rise over the top of his defender with a silky smooth jumper, covers a lot of ground in minimal dribbles attacking driving lanes and has shown growth in his processing as an overall playmaker on the attack. I was pleased with the development in strength as well in comparison to the last viewing I had of Stewart in December.

Stewart skyrocketed into the top 10 in our last update and makes another jump this time into the top 5. The lanky guard has stepped up into a reliable go-to scoring option for a Westtown team as strong as any in the state, blossoming into what looks to be a high-major prospect. He’s played this season with a notable bounce in his step, putting together explosive scoring performances on the back of his dynamic shooting stroke, budding dribble-drive arsenal, and consistent instincts in the floor game. While still a bit under the radar within conversations about the state’s top prospects, Stewart has continuously shown he deserves to be talked about near the very top of the class.

The flashes were there last year as a repeat sophomore and into a successful AAU campaign, but Stewart has clearly been playing at a different level this year as a consistent focal point for a talented Westtown group. A silky-smooth wing guard who plays with an eye-catching bounce in his step, Stewart’s confidence looks to be at an all-time high as he really comes into his own as a go-to scorer. He’s grown into a more mature and dynamic jump shot as his body has stabilized, giving him an added layer of shot-creation to go with his efficient off-ball instincts and rangy defense. The next steps will be adding strength to his growing frame and learning where to mesh his offensive exploits in with the overall flow of the game, but Stewart is oozing with talent and has been as dynamic a scorer as any junior in the state so far this year.

While it came in defeat following a thrilling comeback by Bridgeport Prep, Stewart’s performance may have been the best of any that we saw on Sunday. The junior guard poured in an efficient 25 points from all over the floor, showcasing his budding two-way skillset in the process. Stewart got himself going with two early 3s while Westtown established a first-half lead, knocking in an additional pair during a double-figure fourth quarter scoring effort while the game got tight. He displayed his effortless bounce on multiple above-the-rim finishes while making his typical contributions in the floor game with his length and feel for the game. The Delaware native continues to trend upward with high-major recruitment potentially looming on the horizon.

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-Probably the most dynamic athlete that I saw this weekend, Stewart showed off an impressive set of physical tools in a tight game with WNA. He started it out with a great backdoor cut from the corner to receive the bounce pass and throw down a 1-handed spike on a defender, constantly put pressure on the defense by flying past closeouts, and flew around defensively–often guarding three different players in one possession. His three assists in the early going pushed Westtown out to an early lead, showing his ability to use his slashing prowess to get two feet in the paint and create for others. With great positional size and all the athletic tools to be successful, he will be an intriguing prospect to track in 2027.

Stewart play this weekend was intriguing. He put his game on full display this weekend. Stewart is a long lean intriguing prospect, who excels well in his ability to attack in transition and score off the bounce, finishing well inside and out, and proving to be a tough matchup for opponents each and every time using his length and athleticism to be matchup nightmare.

After posting a solid 2024-25 season at Westtown School, Stewart has been a top performer all spring. From the Donofrio Classic to the DMV Showcase to 3SSB Session I, Stewart has showcased his extraordinary athleticism, ridiculous quickness, and three-level scoring skills. Stewart is an open court phenom who can finish in traffic with a creative touch or with a powerful dunk. In the half-court, Stewart presents serious match-up issues for opponents. The trifecta of his accurate 3-point shooting, dribble drive skills and well-timed cuts to the hoop make him a nightmare to defend. At the end of April, La Salle sent Stewart an offer, but more college coaches need to stop sleeping on this prospect.

Stewart’s impressive efforts on the April grassroots circuit has made him a stock rising 2027 to watch. His agility and 3-point shooting have really turned heads. It appears college coaches are impressed with what they so from Stewart last month too, as he just received an offer from La Salle. 

After posting a solid sophomore season at Westtown School, Stewart was extremely impressive during action at the Donofrio Classic as well as the DMV Showcase on the grassroots circuit. His high school season was highlighted by a 20 points and 6 rebounds effort against Barrack Hebrew Academy. Stewart is a crazy athletic, agile, and quick wing prospect with bounce. Those assets enable Stewart to thrive in the open court where he has a habit of capping the fast break with a slam. On half-court possessions he can slash to the cup from the wing or baseline for buckets. Additionally, Stewart is a high percentage three-point shooter.  On defense Stewart is extremely switchable, rebounds well and generates steals with active hands.