Alex Constanza Alex Constanza 6'8" | SF Spire Institute | 2026 State #45 Nation OH is one of the most versatile players in the country. The 6’8 point forward has made major steps in his scoring output and overall feel for the game. He’s a player with elite size, playmaking ability, and a growing resume as a shotmaker. Constanza brings defensive versatility, a secondary playmaker, and a glue guy skillset with high upside.

-Lit the nets on fire both days that I saw him while also showing some downhill slashing ability with the rock before detonating at the rim. His size and athleticism combined with his aggressive style make him a difficult cover for most wings. Knocked down C+S opportunities but created his shot off the bounce well coming off screens.

The 6-9 sophomore wing continues to play with poise and a lot of confidence offensively. Constanza finished with a game-high 26 points and 10 rebounds in the win over the reigning Class 2A runner-up Orlando Christian Prep. He used his athletic frame efficiently around the rim where he displayed his soft touch and impressive footwork. Defensively, Constanza did a great job when it came to challenging shots as well as dictating the pace where he turned defense into offense in a hurry.

The 6-9 sophomore wing is a Top-10 recruit for his class and has shown reasons why he can become a legitimate big-time prospect. Constanza plays with a strong understanding of the game whether it’s playing the guard position or in the post. Offensively, Constanza is a true three-level scorer who can play off the ball where he gets to his spots, and can finish on the attack. Defensively, Constanza is very versatile and he can guard all five positions as he has a ton of length and athleticism in his game. Constanza currently holds offers from Arizona State, Auburn, Syracuse and several others.

2023-2024 Stats: 19.8 PPG, 8.7 RPG, 4.3 SPG & 1.8 BPGrnThe 6-9 sophomore wing has a smooth touch to his game whether it’s his shooting on the offensive end, or his ability to keep possessions alive on the glass. Constanza has the handles of a guard where he can dictate the offense as his IQ continues to rise. On the defensive end, Constanza is unafraid when it comes to guarding bigger players as his footwork is also impeccable and is a high-level matchup every time he steps onto the floor. Constanza holds offers from Arizona State, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Ole Miss and several others.

The hometown Kettering Alter Knights gave Westminster all they could handle in a one point victory for the Florida program, hanging on by a thread in the end. I thought Constanza was high level all game, showing impressive patience when the ball was in his hands. Obviously an elite athlete with a great body for his age, I thought what separated Constanza from other forwards his age was how he thought the game and was efficient with his looks. One of the top talents in the 2026 class nationally, Constanza is a name to watch for NBA scouts and high majors programs that are recruiting him which include Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Ole Miss, St John’s and much more.

The 6-8 guard has continued to show why he has a high ceiling as far as potential goes. Constanza has a smooth handle where he doesn’t get phased when teams apply pressure on him. His ability around the arc has improved since the start of his freshman season as well as his decision making. He is also an above-average rebounder for his size as he can push the pace on the break. Look for Constanza to improve his recruitment stock as the season rolls on as well as he will be a player to watch for the next two seasons as well.

The 6-8 sophomore guard has smooth handles for his size where he can attack off the bounce, as well as knock down tough and contested shots from beyond the arc. He also played lock-down defense against multiple positions throughout the game showing his activity in the passing lanes. His ability to move around the rim has also continued to take huge strides where he can challenge shots without fouling. Expect a huge gap in Constanza’s game as he continues to get better every time he steps out onto the floor.