Mayo continued to showcase his ability to score the basketball in different ways. He uses his brute strength to bully his way to paint touches. He was also able to score from behind the arc. He put himself into good spots on the floor to get rebounds. Mayo gets himself into positions to get his way to the foul line. I would like to see Mayo work on his volume on the offensive end.

Mayo was an offensive catalyst finding different ways to score the basketball. His experience, strength, and power were a lot to handle for the young Lincoln Park guards. He was patient and took what the defense gave him often. He had a game high 37 points. Mayo showed flashes from behind the arc with 3 three pointers. Mayo made a living at the foul line. He was also able to get others involved with his playmaking.

Mayo is an offensive catalyst who really can fill it up. He uses his strength to out muscle guys to different spots. He was able to makes his mark from behind the arc finishing with three conversions from deep. He finished with a game high of 23 points. Mayo’s passing ability flashed on the offensive end converting on some tough passes.

Brady Mayo Brady Mayo 6'0" | CG Beaver | 2025 State PA is a game impactor. On offense, he has developed into a legitimate three-level scoring threat. He has a smooth stroke and gets great elevation on his jumper. Mayo also has the strength and physicality to body his way into the paint and finish through contact at the rim. Mayo seems to raise his game in big moments. He averaged 25 points per game last season, coming up huge in clutch situations. Mayo simply has that innate scorer’s mentality and wants the ball in tight games. His competitiveness is second to none. Mayo is a quality rebounder who plays bigger than his 6’1″ frame by utilizing his strength and toughness. He has a high basketball IQ. Mayo’s intangibles and coachability are off the charts. He has garnered Mayo a Division I offer from Navy already as well as interest for football at that level too.