Cj Davis is a 6'1" Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Davis attends La Salle in Ohio and plays club basketball for Ohio Champion Basketball UA Rise.
Davis's Player Profile was created on January 6, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Cj
DavisSG
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
HS
La Salle
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OH
Prep Hoops The Stage: Friday Ohio Standouts
High school teammates with Scales, Davis had numerous assists to his big man in the pick and roll...
Written by Michael Roth
Cj
DavisSG
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
HS
La Salle
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OH
Ohio Valley Hoops Classic: Saturday Stock Risers
I’m a big fan of this La Salle team after a statement win to open their season and...
Written by Michael Roth
Cj
DavisSG
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
HS
La Salle
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OH
Xavier Team Camp: Sunday 2028/2029 Standouts
I was very intrigued with Davis after catching him with La Salle as a freshman, making a lot...
Written by Michael Roth
Cj
DavisSG
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
HS
La Salle
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OH
Top Shooting Guards from 2028 Rankings Release
I really liked what I saw from Davis defensively for La Salle as he was one of the...
Written by Michael Roth
Cj
DavisSG
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
HS
La Salle
|
OH
Mike’s standouts of the week
A new name, Davis came off the bench and the freshman looked poised and ready to contribute at...
Written by Michael Roth
Michael Roth | Prep Hoops Scout
Michael Roth
Prep Hoops National Analyst and Ohio Lead Scout
High school teammates with Scales, Davis had numerous assists to his big man in the pick and roll game on Friday evening. Davis is an athletic off guard who has a quick first step and displayed patience in the pick and roll. Defensively, Davis was flying around the court causing havoc and forcing turnovers. The key for Davis will be to develop a reliable jump-shot, as defenses right now can sag off of him on the perimeter. If Davis has a strong offseason I’d expect him to be one of the most impactful players in the GCL-South next winter.
I’m a big fan of this La Salle team after a statement win to open their season and sophomore Cj DavisCjDavis
6'1" | SG
La Salle | 2028 StateOH
is a prime candidate to breakout in the Cincinnati area this year. Davis is an elite defender with a long wingspan and quick feet. Davis also took a charge and provided tough help-side defense when players tried attacking off the dribble. Improving as a ball handler, Davis was getting to his spots and making plays as a finisher and distributor. Hoping to see Davis continue to improve as an outside shooter, Davis form is solid and he had the confidence to let a couple open ones fly from the corner. Lot of long-term upside with Davis who is taking the step to becoming an impactful high school player.
I was very intrigued with Davis after catching him with La Salle as a freshman, making a lot of plays defensively and having an athletic build for his age. Flash forward to this summer and Davis has become a primary scoring option for his team and is starting to show more confidence shooting the basketball from 3-point range. If Davis can consistently knock down 3-point shots, he’ll be an intriguing college prospect thanks to the other ways he can impact the game.
I really liked what I saw from Davis defensively for La Salle as he was one of the only freshman to carve out a role on a GCL-South varsity squad. Still has some development to make offensively, especially as a shooter but I loved the defensive intensity he brought to the floor. Not many freshman are communicating on defense and being in the right spots as a help-side defender. Very intrigued to see how Davis develops offensively over the next few years.
A new name, Davis came off the bench and the freshman looked poised and ready to contribute at the varsity level. I was very impressed with Davis defensively as he was talking on defense, moving his feet and using his length to cause steals. I am really intrigued by the physical frame Davis has with a long wingspan and a body that will likely grow and fill out as he matures. I didn’t see much in the half-court offensively, adding confidence and making shots from the perimeter should be the next steps in his development. A name you’ll be hearing more about in the coming years out of Cincinnati.