Prep Hoops Ranking: 21st

Next highest ranking: 35th 247

A Pitt commit, Felesi is one of the top wing scorers and athletes in the country. Having a monster senior season for Utah Prep, Felesi and sophomore Jayden Cecil Jayden Cecil 6'4" | PG/SG Utah Prep | 2028 State #67 Nation UT are the top scoring duo in EYBL Scholastic history. I got the opportunity to see Felesi and Utah Prep at Flyin’ to the Hoop in January and was very impressed with his production and scoring talent. I’d expect Felesi to make an instant impact with Pitt next season.

Really impressive comeback by Utah Prep as they trailed by double digits for a long stretch between the second and fourth quarter. The final six minutes is when Felesi and Utah Prep took over. A monster athlete in transition, Felesi gets above the rim effortlessly and threw down some of the best dunks I saw all weekend. In the half court, Felesi is patient and doesn’t force the issue at all. Playing the full 32 minutes as a primary creator with only one turnover is very impressive. If Felesi can knock down 3-pointers consistently, he’ll quickly get on NBA radars.

This kid is on another level athletically and is a surefire D1 player. Even against other elite competition Felesi thrives. He had his 28 PT, 8 REB, 4 AST, 5 STL game recently against AZ Compass where he led all scorers by more than 10 and dominated defensively. A truly elite level talent that is exciting to watch carry the load of an offense going against great defenses night in and night out. He can score from anywhere and with his physical tools he’ll be a name you hear again.

Felesi is in a serious battle for the #1 spot and deservedly so. Felesi has had a monster Spring and Summer. The amount of offers he has is unreal and they keep stacking up. Felesi is one of the most electric players in the country and he knows how to put on a show. Last year at Utah Prep on a loaded team he was one of the players that was shining along with the numerous 4 to 5 star kids on his team. Felesi is a versatile CG/SG that is in attack mode and his energetic rim crashing is also a big highlight to his game. The wingspan and footwork also makes him one of the best two way defenders in the country. He is going to bring a lot of energy to both sides of the floor at the college level.

Anthony Felesi Anthony Felesi 6'6" | SG Utah Prep | 2026 State #21 Nation UT had one highlight reel dunk after another for The Circuit All-Stars on Saturday. He first caught a lob at the beginning of the game and made it look way too easy. Later on he had a couple of open drives to the cup and he then slammed it home with authority. On the defensive end, Felesi annoyed opponents with his length and energy.

Felesi was an absolute monster in the Spring as he was playing with so much intensity and he is a talented prospect that can score in almost anyway. He is solid in the post and inside. He is flat footed jumping ability and wingspan is elite. He is not a power through you player he is a skilled wing that can use fundamentals and power through you. He has been shpooting the ball well enough to have defender up respecting his shot and that allows him to use that quick first step to attack and he is elevating from distance and finishing above the rim. This kid is a monster and he should pick up more offers this July elevating his National stock.

Felesi is at a different level right now and he is like a shark when it smells blood in the water, he attacks and his attack game is just elite at all three-levels. His shooting is solid but that quick first step really allows him to get in the paint quickly. Finishing ability near the rim has really improved on a stand still and pivot finish. Felesi is a big time HM recruit. Felesi is moving on up!

Felesi was really good in Arizona playing with Vegas Elite. He has been consistent off the bounce and attacking. His shot has really improved and his wingspan is just different. Felesi is an intruiging prospect with a ton of D1 offers and his ability to play both ways. Felesi is moving on up!

Felesi has improved his game and he has been rising on the national level. He is running the floor well and his elevation off of two feet is just unreal right now. He is a High Major D1 kid.

Felesi was one of my favorite players to watch over the weekend. The effort and energy that he brings to his Utah Prep squad is incredibly impactful. He also has a good looking shot and made a number of 3’s and jumpers. I expect more schools to be in on him very soon.