Workman touched the game in different ways throughout the weekend. He made shots from beyond the three point line which is one of his mainstays as a prospect. Liked how he found ways to frequently touch the paint and seek out contact. He spent some time at the foul line and made the most of his opportunities there. Workman used his length to rebound the basketball.

Aggressive however not necessarily breaking the flow of the offense, Austin Workman demonstrated his ability to be reliable and efficient scoring threat. Benefiting from defensive rotations, Workman showcased his slashing ability, attacking closeouts off the bounce and finishing in the lane in traffic and absorbing contact at the basket. Countering that slashing ability, Workman also showcased some of his outside shooting touch with his natural perimeter spot up shooting.

A dynamic and consistent shot making wing with legitimate ability to torch the nets from three point distance and settle into a dangerous rhythm, Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E carved apart Mount St. Michael’s zone in Morris Catholic’s matchup to open up things up at the JP Flynn Memorial Tournament. An aggressive and confident shooter, Workman routinely made the defense pay for weak contests and late closeouts. Having settled into a nice rhythm offensively, Workman countered his perimeter shooting punch mixing in some emphatic above the rim finishes and crafty, soft touch runners and layups from different angles around the basket.

A confident shooter from three point range with versatility as a shot maker, Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E was aggressive from the perimeter. Workman demonstrated his versatility as a perimeter shot maker— knocking down outside shots off the catch and off the bounce. Workman also excelled as a playmaker in transition, advancing the ball up the floor and creating advantageous looks for his teammates while also finishing plays himself at the basket. Workman also showed flashes of his half court facilitation— using the gravity he attracts as a shooter to create open looks for his teammates.

Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E got off to a hot start from the perimeter, torching the nets from three point distance. Workman was aggressive in getting his shot off and displayed his versatility as a shooter, knocking down shots off the catch and off the dribble. Workman also mixed in some rim finishes, both attacking closeouts and in transition.

Continuing his strong play from the scholastic live period into the month of July, Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E showcased much of what had a handful of Division II programs start to generate interest and offer. Workman demonstrated his ability to attack off the bounce and finish around the basket with toughness, consistently knock down outside shots, find his in between game utilizing floaters with nice touch and be an emphatic finisher above the rim in transition.

An interesting combination between size and perimeter shot making ability, Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E had an impressive showing that demonstrated just that. A smooth and fluid shooter, Workman played within the flow of the offense and did a good job of knocking down shots both from three point range and in the mid range area as well. Workman also showcased his ability to attack off the bounce and finish through contact at the basket.

Workman picked up offers from Goldey-Beacom, Felician, and Caldwell after strong performances during Philly Live’s second weekend.

Another standout wing for Morris Catholic Sunday afternoon, Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E excelled as a perimeter shot maker particularly off the catch from three point range in a variety of ways, off the catch and off the bounce. Workman also attacked the basket off the bounce and finished strong in traffic. Scoring the basketball from multiple levels, Workman also showed flashes of mid range game off the dribble.

It’s important in recruiting to strike at the right time, and Workman did just that in a dominant Sunday afternoon game. In the feature game of a somewhat light game set, with several D1 head coaches lingering around for the following game, the Swiss-army wing guard made a statement in a 30-point win to earn his way onto D1 boards himself. Workman was unstoppable in transition, pushing the break into timely dropoff passes or running lanes for explosive dunks. His ability to also initiate halfcourt offense at his size while being able to keep things honest as a spotup shooter make him a no-brainer at the scholarship level (as indicated by a Sunday night offer by D2 Goldey Beacom) with a real chance to prove himself as a D1 player if he continues this level of play.

Another guard that had a pair of strong scoring performances Friday afternoon, Austin Workman Austin Workman 6'5" | SF MacDuffie School | 2027 New E demonstrated his ability to smoothly and efficiently get to his mid range pull up game off the bounce, showcasing his smooth jumper. Workman was also aggressive in getting downhill, playing off bumps and finishing through contact at the rim. Workman also showcased his ability to be a threat from three point range, knocking down a handful of open shots.