It was good to see Erfle back on the floor after missing last season due to injury, and he wasted little time showing why he is such an intriguing prospect. He is an active, high-energy presence who has no issues mixing it up on the interior and doing the dirty work for his team. Offensively, Erfle is a deadeye shooter from beyond the arc, and his ability to stretch the floor creates valuable spacing for those around him. His versatility allows him to impact the game both inside and out. Defensively, his length was a major asset, helping him generate deflections, block shots, and disrupt opposing offenses. He also displayed impressive body control when attacking the basket and showed polished footwork around the paint, allowing him to finish efficiently in tight spaces. With his combination of shooting, length, activity level, and skill, Erfle looks poised to make a strong return after his year away from the game.

9p 1r (3/4 3P) vs Thrill

-Erfle stepped in to take and make some big shots that seemed to stifle every run that Thrill went on throughout the afternoon. Erfle hit movement shots with and without a dribble depending on the closeouts that came his way, has the size to not be bothered by most contests, and moved well to space to create better looks at the rim. An unselfish passer in the halfcourt, Erfle picked his spots to keep the ball moving or provide his team with some much-needed spacing for his bigs and slashing guards. Thought he did a good job of sprinting back and walling up in transition to force misses in order to create an advantage opportunity at the other end for his team.

This smooth shooting wing prospect just announced that he is departing La Salle CHS, transferring to reigning Inter-Ac champion Penn Charter and reclassing into the 2028 graduate year. The Quakers have landed a talented and high IQ prospect who presents serious match-up issues for opponents because of his size and feathery jump shot. Erfle posted a solid spring circuit and increased his recruiting stock significantly.