Lewis was lights out throughout the entire event and turned the heads of multiple college coaches in attendance. With a couple of college offers already in hand, he further stamped his name as a must-see prospect for small college programs this season. The 6-foot-7 wing brings a ton of versatility to his game, showing the strength to bang down low, power through defenders, and score efficiently around the basket. At the same time, he has the touch and shooting ability to stretch the floor from deep while also creating his own offense off the dribble in the mid-range. That ability to score at multiple levels makes him a difficult matchup and gives him plenty of value as a versatile offensive piece. Defensively, Lewis uses his strength and physicality to clog driving lanes and protect the rim, making his impact felt on both ends of the floor. With his size, versatility, and two-way ability, Lewis has established himself as one of the more intriguing small-college prospects to watch this season.

Lewis provided a really high quality interior presence for this Griffin Grasshoppers Elite team that proved to be a really competitive bunch throughout the weekend. Lewis has a strong frame with nice touch around the basket and a willingness to embrace the physical aspect of the game. Lewis is a consistent presence on the glass, a quality anchor defensively, and someone that has the positional size + overall game to garner serious next level attention. Lewis is a constant double double threat and can take over the game with his post scoring. I fully expect him to emerge as a real peach state front-court gem as he possesses a lot of translatable skills.