Austin Davie
Austin Davie
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Steve Quattrocchi | Prep Hoops Scout
Perhaps the best scorer in the class, Austin had 2 different games where he scored 40+ points. He also did his scoring efficiently. Davie is capable of getting downhill and tearing the rim down or stepping out and knocking down perimeter jumpers. If you’re looking for a player who just gets things done,
Austin Davie
Austin
Davie
6'6" | PF
Campbell County | 2028
State
KY
is one of the best.
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Read EvaluationTom Keller | Prep Hoops Scout
Davie made an impact on the interior converting on a ton of chances around the rim. He was in good spots to rebound. Davie is effective running the floor in transition. His strength allows him to bully smaller opponents who attempt to guard him. He has some versatility with his game and can guard multiple positions. In the game I evaluated of his he provided some depth as a scorer.
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Read EvaluationSteve Quattrocchi | Prep Hoops Scout
Davie had perhaps the most impressive season of any Sophomore in Kentucky. Austin averaged 25 points per game and had a game where he scored 40 and another game where he scored 50 this year. Davie is not a great perimeter shooter (only 27% from three this year) but he makes up with it by how hard he plays on both ends. Austin’s best asset is his motor and should impress this summer with how hard he plays.
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Austin Davie
Austin
Davie
6'6" | PF
Campbell County | 2028
State
KY
had a standout season, earning 10th Region Coaches Association Player of the Year honors, a spot on the All-10th Region First Team, and NKBBCA Division I All-Conference recognition. He led Campbell County to a 37th District championship, earning tournament MVP, and helped the team reach the 10th Region Tournament semifinals, also being named to the 10th Region All-Tournament team. Davie broke the school record for most points in a single game with 50 and surpassed 1,000 career points this season; his 50-point effort was the second-highest single-game total in NKY this year.
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Read EvaluationJosh Kalb | Prep Hoops Scout
The 10th Region Player of the Year put together the highest scoring performance of the tournament, finishing with 30 points while shooting 56.5 percent from the field and adding eight rebounds. He impacted the game in multiple ways, handling and distributing the ball while working well in tandem with Campbell’s center,
Braden Elam
Braden
Elam
6'8" | C/PF
Campbell County | 2027
State
KY
. Using his strength, size, and athleticism, he consistently got to the rim and finished through contact, while also knocking down several tough, contested shots outside the paint.
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Read EvaluationMichael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
One of the most productive 2028 prospects in Kentucky, Davie was coming off a dominant 40 point and 16 rebound performance against Highlands in the best game of Davie’s high school career. It sounds weird to say Davie was held to 27 points and seven rebounds on Wednesday but it did feel like Holy Cross made Davie work for almost every bucket he scored. Just a dominant physical presence against northern Kentucky programs, Davie is too big and strong for most players and has the skill to attack off the dribble and go around slower footed bigs. I love how Davie uses his left hand at the rim, being confident as a finisher with either hand. Davie only made two shots outside of 3 feet in this game, something he’ll have to do more consistently on the 3SSB circuit this spring and summer when every team will have forwards who can physically compete with him. What I don’t expect to change is Davie’s ability to live at the free throw line, his aggressive nature of play puts a lot of pressure on the defense in the paint and Davie shot 11 free throws on Wednesday night in a tough road loss Vs a senior laden squad.
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Austin Davie
Austin
Davie
6'6" | PF
Campbell County | 2028
State
KY
was the most impactful player on the floor, scoring 27 points for the Camels. He consistently finished plays with the ball in his hands, using his strength and athleticism to attack the rim, knock down mid-range jumpers, and connect from three-point range. Defensively, he made things difficult for opponents, particularly near the basket, regularly contesting shots. His night was highlighted by multiple dunks that showcased his explosiveness and overall athletic ability.
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As a sophomore,
Austin Davie
Austin
Davie
6'6" | PF
Campbell County | 2028
State
KY
opened his season with a triple-double, posting 17 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists while leading his team to a win. His performance reflected his on-court versatility, scoring at all three levels and showcasing advanced passing ability. He handled the ball with confidence, creating his own shots and generating looks for teammates by drawing defenders and kicking out to open shooters. When openings to score, he embraced contact and finished through it, rounding out an impressive season debut.
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Read EvaluationSteve Quattrocchi | Prep Hoops Scout
I still believe that Austin is the best player in the state that almost no one knows about. If Davie lived in Lexington or Louisville, he would have a lot more hype than he does. He’s big and strong and continues to raise his skill level. My favorite aspect to Davie is his motor. Which never stops running, it seems.
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Read EvaluationSteve Quattrocchi | Prep Hoops Scout
A strong wing player who has gotten bigger and better in the last year, Austin is continuing to improve his all around game. A diligent worker with a big time motor, Davie will need to show that he can excel as a knockdown shooter to avoid being labeled as a small forward. Once he gets in front of more college coaches, I wouldn’t be shocked to see Davie earn multiple D1 offers in the next calendar year.
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