In 2024-24 this scoring combo guard with a well-rounded skill set averaged 13 points and 3 assists per night. Earlier this month against Haverford School, Nelson drained 5 threes on his way to 29 points. This week Nelson committed to Holy Family University (D2). The Tigers are getting a guard with a quick first step, elusive handles and a feathery jump shot. 

How this scoring combo guard with a well-rounded skill set remains available is a mystery. In this contest Nelson drained 5 threes and repeatedly scored in transition on his way to 29 points. On half-court possessions Nelson used his quick first step and elusive handles to get into the paint for floaters and lay-ins. When his attacks on the rim produced a foul call, Nelson went to the free throw line and knocked down his freebies (10 or 10).  

Nelson is a poised floor general with a well-rounded skill set. His court vision, patience and unselfish mind set make Nelson a creative distributor. When he is looking to score Nelson can do so at all three levels. Still, the most impressive part of Nelson’s scoring game is the extremely efficient way he produces points. There are no wasted dribbles with Nelson, and he never fires off an ill-advised shot. His ability operate off two feet in the paint is unique. Nelson also owns impressive pick-n-roll skills. This speedy guard with elusive dribble moves can pilot Cristo Rey’s transition game for scores or assists. Nelson dropped 17 points in Cristo Rey’s recent win over Friends Central.

On Saturday at the Never Forget Classic, Nelson wowed fans and scouts with his well-rounded floor general skills. Nelson scored at every level and did so in an efficient manner. His ability to get buckets off two feet and the deep range on his jumper were especially impressive. Nelson piloted Cristo Rey’s transition game and delivered creative dimes all day. He also directed their half-court sets with precision and poise. Nelson’s decision making in pick-n-roll action was extraordinary.