Ben showed a polished scoring foundation with a strong jumper, good mid-range touch, and an impressive basketball IQ. He showed he can make the three, find scoring windows in transition, and recognize the next pass when the defense shifted. His feel for the game allows him to connect possessions as a playmaker. Defensively, he howed his ability to contest across matchups and communicate through actions, giving hs team a defender who could guard multiple positions. If the defensive consistency and handle continue to improve, his shooting and feel can make him a versatile lineup piece that needs minutes this upcoming season.

Elson is a talented, versatile wing who can score at all three levels. He displays excellent shot preparation and is a high level shot maker from beyond the arc. A strong finisher above the rim, he can also attack the basket with straight line drives and finish with authority. Elson is a good passer who brings a well rounded offensive skill set to the wing position.

Elson is a skilled, sharp shooting wing with positional size. He moves well without the ball, has a good feel for the game and is able to straight line drive the ball from the perimeter. The West Forsyth product impressed this summer with Redline and is an above the rim finisher who is certainly a college prospect to watch in the rising junior class.

The rising junior had a strong finish to the spring with TWU Elite. Elson has good size on the wing and can score at all three levels. He can pass, dribble and shoot it, has a high basketball IQ and is a prospect with plenty of upside on the perimeter.

Fresh off earning Forsyth County Tip-Off Club Newcomer of the Year honors, Elson carries his strong play right into the travel season. Ben may not overwhelm with flashy highlights or loud theatrics, but he consistently impacts games because of how fundamentally sound and steady he is. He’s substance over sizzle. The West Forsyth wing simply knows how to play.

At 6-foot-3, Elson comfortably operates both inside and out. He understands spacing exceptionally well and constantly positions himself for quality looks. Ben cuts hard without the ball and has a knack for sneaking into open areas for easy baskets. Around the rim, he shows soft touch finishing through traffic, and that same touch extends beyond the arc where he proves capable as a perimeter shooter. He doesn’t rush possessions and always seems to remain under control offensively.

What makes Elson intriguing is his versatility. He recognizes mismatches quickly and knows how to attack them. Against smaller defenders, he’s comfortable posting up and using his strength and footwork around the basket. Against bigger defenders, he puts the ball on the floor and attacks off the bounce with sneaky athleticism. He doesn’t waste movement and plays with a mature pace that allows him to consistently make smart reads.

Defensively, Elson competes and uses his length effectively around the paint. His overall game continues trending upward because he impacts winning in multiple ways without forcing action. Wings with his size, feel and versatility always find value, and Elson continues proving he belongs among the more productive rising juniors in the area.

Elson brought size and interior presence, impacting the game through rebounding and physical play. He operated effectively around the basket while also adjusting to different lineup needs. His activity on the glass helped secure possessions on both ends. He also showed the ability to step out and consistently knock down perimeter shots, adding value beyond the paint. Defensively, he held position and contested inside. His combination of age, size, and shooting ability makes him an intriguing long-term piece within structured play.

✅ Interior presence
✅ Rebounding consistency
✅ Perimeter shooting ability