Stewart impressed me with his toughness and competitiveness yesterday. The 6-foot-7 big was probably the biggest player at the entire elite camp, and he took advantage of his mismatches by burrowing himself under the paint and being the best offensive rebounder in the gym. He does a good job high-pointing the ball, and he can finish with both hands once he secures the board. I was also super impressed with his low post moves and his ability to find cutters and three-point shooters when the doubles came—he has surprisingly good passing vision. Stewart is another guy who probably has high division 3 hopes.

Stewart is an intriguing inside-out big man with multiple translatable skills to the college game. The 6-foot-6 junior can shoot the ball from three and has a solid-looking release, but he also has the strength, toughness, and athleticism to finish around the rim with dunks. Stewart is getting solid minutes for Tabor this season but will likely make a BIG splash next year once they lose some seniors. Regardless this is a big year for him and he could definitely earn a spot in our rankings next time around.

Stewart, a skilled big out of Tabor Academy in Massachusetts, is a versatile offensive prospect that can score inside and outside of the paint. He has the ability to make jumpers in the mid-range and also shows some touch out to the three point line. He provides some versatility as a screener out of ball screens and knows how to finish around the rim. Defensively, he has a terrific motor and the ability to guard a variety of positions, while also making an impact on the defensive glass. As he continues to get stronger, his defensive impact should only continue to grow, as he shows the ability to protect the rim and rebound in traffic.