Seizing the opportunity presented by some injuries ahead of him in the rotation, Proctor jumped into the starting lineup and contributed consistently on both ends throughout a blowout win over Wheeler (GA). Known typically as a perimeter shooter and floor-spacer, Proctor showed a renewed sense of aggression looking to attack the rim, both getting out in transition and attacking closeouts in the halfcourt. He had no fear attacking into contact and showed a consistent nose for the ball with seven boards to match his point total. It was an effective two-way performance to help close out what’s been a somewhat quiet junior season for the DMV product.

Proctor plays a valuable role for this LuHi team as he’s expected to provide energy, defensive versatility, and complementary offensive tools to the talented roster surrounding him. A 6-foot-7 wing/forward that plays with an edge, Proctor has long hung his hat in the DMV on his ability to rebound out of his area. This was the case specifically in LuHi’s win over Owasso (OK) where he had his best outing of 15 points, seven rebounds, and two assists in 18 minutes. Offensively he’s effective in the open floor where he can use his athleticism to finish at the rim or draw contact for charity stripe visits. He showed an improved burst off his back foot on attacking closeouts and seeking contact on those drives as well. Similar to his DMV counterpart, Jamaal McKnight, Proctor can boost his value as he continues to improve on his efficiency from deep as that will allow him to pose as a true 3-and-D utility type of wing at the next level.

Proctor is a talented slasher who excels at attacking the rim and creating scoring opportunities. He can handle the ball effectively, allowing him to initiate offense and break down defenses. His ability to change speeds keeps defenders off balance and opens up driving lanes. Proctor’s combination of skill, agility, and court vision makes him a dynamic offensive threat.

Previous Ranking: 9

-Proctor has impressed this summer as an athletic wing prospect that impacts the game with his energy. The jumper is beginning to fall more consistently and he’s more aggressive attacking closeouts to get to the rim. Still think that he projects as a high-level 3+D wing that can eventually serve as a good connector. Proving that he can play with a consistent motor at both ends of the floor will be the biggest swing skill for this prospect that has carved out a good role in DeMatha’s system.

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-Really loved the tenacity and activity levels from Proctor because of how much those traits accentuate his athletic gifts. Proctor collected a really good recovery block by sprinting back into frame to block an attempt around the basket, had an emphatic help side block a few possessions later, and had much crisper defensive rotations in this one. He showed improvements to the perimeter handle and fluidity on his jumpshot with a pullup 3 OTB. Proctor also did a good job of sprinting the floor well in transition, not wasting any time with a straight line drive at the basket to finish with 1-handed spikes that went largely uncontested due to their ferocity. It’s all starting to come together for this talented wing prospect that figures to make a name for himself over the next two weeks.

DeMatha dominated Flint Hill, and I felt like this was a good bounce-back game for Christian Proctor Christian Proctor 6'7" | SF Long Island Lutheran | 2027 NY . He struggled the past few games, but he did a nice job today. Christian knocked down a few threes and had some nice finishes at the rim. Christian finished this one with 18 points in a big DeMatha win.

DeMatha dominated Virginia Academy, and Christian Proctor Christian Proctor 6'7" | SF Long Island Lutheran | 2027 NY was outstanding. Christian is poised for a big summer heading into his Junior year. Christian has nice size and is a reliable three-point shooter. Christian is a skilled finisher, and he gives you a lot defensively with his versatility. Christian was as good as anyone on the day and has sky-high potential. He finished with 27 points and 9 rebounds.

Getting the start in place of an injured Kade Sebastian Kade Sebastian 6'4" | SG DeMatha | 2025 State MD , Proctor was steady throughout the first half before breaking things open with a third quarter flurry from deep. A well-established floor-spacing threat, he was able to shake free and bury four catch-and-shoot attempts while displaying consistent mechanics and impressive footwork for his age. Proctor also showed a nice activity level in the floor game and was a threat getting out in transition. He never pressed the issue en route to an efficient 16 points. The talent here is obvious, with consistency at this level of production being the next step in turning his potential into high-level offers.

I am really intrigued by the potential of Christian he is a long, strong wing who plays with a high motor. Scores well in transition and finishes with both hands around the rim. Possesses solid ball handling skills for his size and should transition easily to the wing position as he matures as a player at DeMatha. Did a good job of defending and blocking shots. Rebounded the ball well and was able to get it off the glass and start the break.

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-Proctor was very productive and effective as a complementary wing that filled his role as a rebounder, connector, and play-finisher around the rim for the Stags. Almost collecting a double-double in 16 mins of play, I believe Proctor still has his best basketball ahead of him as a wing prospect that can shoot it from beyond the arc, defend multiple positions, serve as a wing connector, and finish above the rim. If the ball-handling and lateral movement skills continue to develop and he can play with more consistency- he’s got a chance to be special.