Craft returned from injury in June to star for Pace Academy. The rising junior has good length, can find open teammates and is a productive scorer. He is a creative finisher in the paint, a solid shot maker from distance and has a good feel for the game. Craft is one of the state’s top 2028 prospects.

Craft has returned to the court this month and picked up right where he left off. The scoring guard had games of 20 points and 14 points for the Knights. The rising junior has good length, can find open teammates, is a creative finisher in the paint and is a solid shot maker. He has a high basketball IQ and is an intriguing prospect to watch for the rest of the summer.

Craft has been consistently lights out over the past few years, and as he continues to add strength and muscle, his game is set to reach another level. His naturally lanky frame combined with added physicality gives him a new dimension as a downhill driver, allowing him to absorb contact and finish through defenders. That progression was on full display during the live period, where he showed improved toughness and confidence attacking the rim.

Craft has been out with injury but is a lean, skilled lead guard with good length. He can find open teammates and is a creative finisher in the paint. The Pace Academy product is a solid open shot maker and has a high basketball IQ. As he gets healthy and adds physical strength, Craft will continues to rise as a prospect in the 2028 recruiting class.

The sophomore battled injuries this season but remains a prospect to watch closely moving forward. Craft is a long, lean, skilled lead guard with a high basketball IQ and strong feel for the game. He sees the floor well and can find open teammates, while also showing creativity as a finisher in the paint. A solid open shot maker, he has the tools to impact the game as both a scorer and facilitator. Continued physical development will be key, as it could elevate him to the next level as a college prospect.

Craft has established himself as one of the state’s top young point guards, averaging 11.1 points and 4 assists per game for the Knights. A long, lean, skilled lead guard, he has the versatility to impact the game as either a scorer or a distributor, consistently finding open teammates and making smart reads. He finishes in a variety of ways in the paint, highlighted by a soft floater game, and is a reliable open shot maker from the perimeter. With his high basketball IQ and continued physical development, his ceiling remains very high moving forward.

The highest level prospect in the program, Craft is a long, lean, young skilled lead guard. He is capable of being a scorer or distributor who can find open teammates. Craft can finish a variety of ways in the paint with a good floater game and is a solid open shot maker. He has a high basketball IQ and with physical development, could be a prospect for the highest level of college basketball.

Craft hit a growth spurt over the summer, now legitimately at least 6-foot-2. The wiry guard scored in spurts for the Knights. He found hoops via a floater, two pull-ups, two threes and 2-2 shooting from the line. Craft went for 14 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists and 3 steals. His development is on track.

One of the smaller prospects in attendance this weekend, Craft is also one of the most skilled. Impossible to bother off the dribble, Craft has the ball on a string and can confidently attack using either hand. In the drills part of minicamp, Craft makes everything look easy as his on-ball skill is exceptional. Once Craft fills out his frame and adds muscle over the next few years, he’ll be even tougher to stop offensively. In a loaded Atlanta 2028 class, Craft is making a name for himself on a national stage this weekend.

Rumors have swirled around Craft this offseason but it looks like Brielen is set to lead the charge at Pace Academy, a roster which looks much different after graduation and transfer. Craft will be asked to both score the ball and facilitate at a high level as he steps in for Eric Chatfield. Craft shot 43% from beyond the arc as a freshman and averaged 5.4 points, 1.6 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1 steal per game.