One of the state’s top prospects in the 2029 class, Lee scored 10 points on Saturday in a loss to Class 5A favorite Pines Charter. The freshman is a blur in the open court and an efficient finisher once he gets to the rim. He plays with poise and confidence well beyond his years, traits that should continue to fuel his upward ascent as a long-term prospect.

-One of the most dynamic guards that I’ve seen this summer. Lee uses a lightning-quick first step to get to the rim whenever he wants, slicing through small gaps in the defense before they can realize what’s happening. Had three separate steals and coast-to-coast layups, finishing with at least 5 for the game, recording steals both on and off the ball as a guard that anticipate’s his matchups decisions with the basketball exceedingly well. A monster POA defender, Lee is an absolute piranha on the ball and is devastatingly-effective at the top of a diamond press that TME uses to generate offense and disrupt tempo.

-Lee has grown to 5’11 over the past year and is seeing the floor well as a result. Loved the pace that he played with the ball in his hands and that he was always in attack mode at both ends of the floor. But what stuck out in this tournament was the defense. With lightning quick feet and hands, he is an absolute menace as a POA defender that his team deploys to pick up 94 feet. He doesn’t need a ton of assistance from help defenders and navigates screens really well, anticipating his matchup’s movement before they can get to their spot to the tune of 6 steals–4 of which led to basket at the other end to blow the game open. Had a beautiful closeout to emphatically block a three before euro-stepping his way to a layup finish at the other end.