Heath will be making his rankings debut this go round as we loved what we saw from him at Colorado Live. Heath made his mark by just being active and wanting to get teammates involved. He was getting out in transition, pushing the pace when he got the ball, and can play both on and off ball. He also shows that he has an IQ, and despite not being a name that we’ve seen a ton of, he looks like he fits, and that’s the biggest thing. Chatfield should be a team that makes some noise this year, and will need some other players to step up and make it easier on their players. That’s where I expect Heath to make his biggest impact, and for that, he jumps in the rankings. 

Heath is not a young guy, but he is another player we didn’t know a ton about, but left wanting to know more about. He’s the type of player you appreciate more the longer you watch. Heath was sprinting the floor, filling the lanes correctly, and constantly put himself in a position to make his mark in each game. He kept the ball popping, slashed, and attacked the paint. I liked how he got to the FT line at times and made his finishes. He also wasn’t a mark on defense and had his plays where he was able to push guys to the help side defense and get a few steals. He’s a glue guy who can earn some minutes this year by keying in on the little things, and he did that at Colorado Live. 

Carson Heath Carson Heath 5'11" | CG Chatfield | 2027 State CO has an electric first step when he has the rock. Heath can shoot off the catch or dribble, and when in rhythm, it’s impossible to stop him. Heath can light up any defense from all three levels of the floor.