Pittman may be one of the best on-ball defenders in the 2029 class. He’s tough, lightning-quick, and has great hands that he uses to pick opposing ball-handlers clean. He has a tendency to get opposing players sped up with his tenacity on the defensive end, and when young guards get sped up, good things tend to happen for the defense.

Pittman is small, listed at 5-6, but he’s a scrappy, tough defender who moves his feet extremely well. He does a great job putting pressure on opposing ball-handlers, getting them sped up and making them make tough decisions on the move, which frequently led to turnovers. His lateral movement was among the best in the gym and he pairs it with quick, active hands. To see playing time at Senior under Wendell Eimers, you have to be able to play defense, and Pittman does just that.

A corner three shooter, Jaxon Henderson Jaxon Henderson 5'7" | PG/SG Carlisle | 2029 State IA didn’t immediately pop this weekend, but once he got going, he was an asset to his team. A ball-mover that can hit the corner three and take advantage of collapsing defenses, Henderson is a long guard with potential as a 3-and-D guard or wing, depending on how much he continues to grow.