Berrouet is first on this list because it’s alphabetized but it’s fitting because he is one of the most versatile players in the country. The powerful 6-foot-8 forward is an inside-out scoring threat with his footwork, touch and back-to-the-basket feel and ability to stretch the floor with off-catch consistency to the three-point line. Berrouet also showed his incredible vision and passing ability out of the post, on the wing and when rebounding and pushing the break in transition.

One of the more unique prospects in the class nationally, Berrouet has just simply dominated the competition among multiple settings and his production cannot be questioned. A skilled forward, Berrouet has a power frame that wants to post you up and score through the teeth of the defense. Berrouet was dominant for Latvia this summer, winning the FIBA 16 U Eurobasket MVP and leading Latvia to their first gold medal in the competition. Berrouet has also been a standout at Team USA minicamps as well, showing his diverse offensive skillset as a forward who can play with the ball in his hands and initiate offense. One of my favorite players to watch in the class, Berrouet has continued to climb in other national rankings as he’s 4th on ESPN and 7th on Rivals at the moment.

Quick explosion whether he’s scoring off smooth handles, step-throughs, blocking a shot at the basket, or snagging a rebound. Consistently crashes the glass, showing a high motor and willingness to do the dirty work to make his presence felt. Great eye and pursuit for the ball in all 50/50 play situations, using his quick second jump and relentless activity to create extra possessions and impact the game on both ends.

Filling up the stat sheet throughout the week, he delivered four plus blocks while producing a double double across a five game sample. The forward showcased high level athleticism, explosive lift, and quick bounce that allowed him to make plays above the rim. He brought physicality on both ends, attacking defenders with force while rotating from the weak side and consistently erasing shots at the glass.

Benji Berrouet displayed quick explosion whether scoring off a smooth step-through, blocking a shot at the basket, or snagging a rebound. He consistently crashed the glass, showing a high motor and willingness to do the dirty work to make his presence felt. Berrouet demonstrated a tremendous eye and relentless pursuit for the ball in every 50/50 situation, routinely extending possessions and creating extra opportunities through his activity.

A terrific rebounding presence who dominated the glass on both ends by consistently boxing out early and initiating contact before the shot even went up. He generated valuable second-chance opportunities through relentless offensive rebounding, attacking the ball at its highest point with authority. Offensively, Berrouet also showcased the agility to create his own shot off the dribble while displaying polished face-up footwork, utilizing jab steps and advanced pivots to beat defenders in isolation.

Berrouet is the definition of a walking double-double and he goes about that production with a business-like approach that was refreshing to watch. The physical 6-foot-8 forward has traditional post feel with back to the basket moves and touch and fundamental footwork when sealing position and making his moves. Berrouet also stepped out to the perimeter where he knocked down catch-and-shoot threes and attacked less-athletic defenders in bad closeout positions. Defensively, Berrouet showed great instincts as a shot blocker, stayed down on shot fakes and contested shots around the rim without fouling. The Texas-based power forward averaged 18.8 points, 8.8 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game during Session IV.

Benji Berrouett turned every defensive stop, steal, or rebound into a coast-to-coast scoring opportunity. Down low, he battled until he won the possession, playing with tremendous physicality and often recovering his own misses for second-chance points. Berrouett also displayed outstanding athleticism, taking flight from outside the lane and soaring through traffic before finishing powerful dunks with authority.

Benjamin Berrouet Benjamin Berrouet 6'8" | PF Dynamic Prep | 2028 State #5 Nation TX was one of the most dominant forwards in attendance at TABC and consistently imposed his will on both ends of the floor. He rebounded at an elite level, carved out space effectively, and utilized his body exceptionally well around the basket. Beyond the physical tools, Berrouet showcased impressive touch, spacing ability, and the athleticism to finish above the rim in traffic. His combination of size, skill, and mobility creates substantial long-term upside. When discussing legitimate professional upside within the 2028 class, Berrouet firmly belongs in that conversation.

✅ Elite rebounder with physical presence
✅ Plays above the rim with force
✅ Legitimate stretch-forward upside

A versatile, powerful forward with impressive mobility running the floor, and two-way versatility scoring efficiently inside and out.