Charles Davis IV, - Prep Hoops

Charles Davis IV

Combo Guard/Point Guard

2030 Class

6'1" Height

Ridge View School

Team USC Unleashed Club

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About Charles

Charles Davis IV is a 6'1" Combo Guard/Point Guard in the 2030 class. Davis IV attends Ridge View in South Carolina and plays club basketball for Team USC Unleashed. Davis IV's Player Profile was created on September 15, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Hoops to see what our scouts have written about them.

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Jay Anderson

Prep Hoops Lead Scout

A confident guard prospect to keep eyes on over at Ridge View; doesn’t know just how good he can be yet, but made things look easy with his ability to get downhill, touch the paint, and made things happen around the rim and painted area; showed he could knock down shots and defend multiple roles on the floor as well

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3 weeks ago

Andrew Baxley

Prep Hoops Scout

Another Columbia-area guard who showed out in Rock Hill is Davis. I was familiar with Charles coming into the camp, but this was the closest I was able to follow him – and he didn’t disappoint. He is a quick and shifty guard who gets to the rim and finishes effectively. He is also a solid shot-maker, which allowed him to stay effective while playing off the ball. Defensively, Charles’ quickness translates to containing the ball, along with active hands that make life difficult for opposing matchups. Keep an eye out for this Ridge View guard to be one of their next guys up in a few years.

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Jaelin Stovall

Prep Hoops Scout

A high-energy guard who thrives in transition and creates constant pressure on both ends of the floor. His ability to push the pace after defensive stops stood out, consistently turning turnovers and rebounds into scoring opportunities. Defensively, he set the tone with aggressive on-ball pressure, making opposing ball handlers uncomfortable and forcing tough decisions. His activity level created extra possessions and led to scoring opportunities at the free-throw line. In the half court, he attacked closeouts with purpose, using his quick first step and ability to get downhill to collapse the defense. Elevated his impact after halftime by bringing increased intensity, attacking the rim, and making winning plays when the game mattered most.