One of the top players in the PSAL. He averaged 14.6 ppg. A long lanky athletic player. He possesses good size with a guard skill set. Scores multiple ways.

Ace knocked down a catch and shot three from the left corner with his feet set and showed a strong left‑hand drive, coming back right into a floater. He intercepted a pass and went coast to coast for a layup, then hit a high floater over two defenders. His backcourt steal led to a dunk, and he added a key help‑side block on Robinson. In overtime, he was fouled with three seconds left in a tie game and calmly sank both free throws to put his team up by two. He made numerous winning plays throughout the game and overtime.

Ace was active all over the court, starting with a strong finish at the rim. He intercepted an entry pass and later knocked down multiple threes from different spots beyond the arc. By the end of the third quarter, he had connected on four triples.

Cummings is a high‑motor guard with relentless energy who thrives at attacking downhill, using his quick first step to beat defenders and finish through contact. His ability to create offense makes him a tough cover, while his vision and floor awareness allow him to facilitate effectively. By changing pace and direction, he draws defensive help and sets up teammates for easy scoring opportunities, showcasing both his scoring and playmaking versatility.

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Cummings is an aggressive guard who plays with a high motor and relentless energy. He excels at getting downhill, using his quick first step to blow by defenders and finish through contact. His ability to create offense and put pressure on the defense makes him a tough cover. Definitely a player to keep an eye on moving forward.

2nd team AAA selection. Transferred from LaSalle to Eagle Academy. A long lanky wing player. Has really good size and a 2 guard skill set. Can finish around the with creativity and athleticism. He can create for himself and teammates.

Cummings is a skilled guard with impressive size and athleticism, allowing him to excel in multiple facets of the game. He finishes efficiently around the basket, using his strength and body control to score through contact. His play making ability elevates those around him, creating opportunities for teammates with smart passing and court vision.

Eagle’s leader throughout the year, Cummings never took things over but was steady and efficient in his contributions throughout the game. In a clean 11-point effort, he showed his smooth skillset and IQ offensively, constantly in the right spots along the perimeter to catch and shoot or attack a closeout. Cummings would only knock down one 3, but routinely leveraged his shooting gravity to knife into the lane for soft-touch floaters. His ability to play unselfishly and efficiently while remaining a threat and staying engaged in the game should pay dividends as he garners scholarship-level eyes in the next year.

The most consistent scorer in a balanced, guard-heavy Eagle BX attack, Cummings shows clear upside for the next level with his blend of size and smooth multi-level shotmaking. He works fluidly both on and off-ball while navigating to his spots for a clean and consistent jumper. Cummings also shows a solid sense for positioning on either end to be in the right spots to play off his teammates. We’ll look to see more from him in terms of ball skills this grassroots season, but scholarship-level programs should be adding him to their boards already.

Cummings stuffs the stat sheet with his versatility. He has a knack to score in a variety of ways attacking, from deep or at the foul line. He is also able to use his length to get rebounds and steals. He navigates to the cup well. Cummings can be electric with his scoring. I saw him play in November and he was a catalyst for his team.