One of the state’s top scorers during the high school season, Westbrook Jr. provides instant offense off the bench for the Florida Rebels on Nike’s EYBL circuit. A sharp shooting wing, he possesses a polished scoring package and an advanced feel for the game. Westbrook is a true three level scorer who can knock down shots from deep, create opportunities in the midrange, and attack the basket when defenders overplay his jumper. He combines good quickness with a scorer’s mentality, consistently looking to put pressure on defenses and capitalize on scoring opportunities. Beyond his scoring ability, he is capable of handling secondary ball handling duties and making plays for teammates when needed.

Coming off one of the best seasons by any player in the state, Westbrook has carried that momentum over with the FL Rebels. On a loaded roster, he has consistently found clean looks and knocked them down. With the ball in his hands, his handle is quick and efficient, as he wastes little time getting to his spots or attacking the rim. His strong play on the EYBL circuit should give him a lot of confidence heading into his senior year.

Playing in a different role than he does at St. Thomas Aquinas, Westbrook provides a scoring punch off the bench for the Rebels. He’s a sharp shooting guard with a high basketball IQ. A true three level scorer, he combines good quickness with the ability to create and make shots, while also offering value as a secondary ball handler.

One of the state’s top scorers, Westbrook poured in nearly 25 points per game while helping lead St. Thomas Aquinas to a state championship. A true three-level scorer, he combines good quickness with a high basketball IQ to consistently create offense. He can operate as a secondary ball handler, make plays for others, and is a reliable shot maker. Defensively, he is instinctive and active, giving him value as a two-way guard who impacts winning.

One of the state’s leading scorers, Westbrook once again led the way for the Raiders during their championship run. The guard averaged nearly 20 points per game over the two-day stretch, consistently providing offensive production when his team needed it most. Westbrook is a three-level scorer who combines above-average quickness with a very high basketball IQ, allowing him to create opportunities both for himself and within the flow of the offense. With his scoring ability and feel for the game, expect his recruitment to gain momentum this offseason.

One of the state’s most prolific scorers, Westbrook stayed hot on Saturday, finishing with 25 points in a 73–63 win over Olympia. The junior has a natural scorer’s mentality, finding ways to impact the game at all three levels—attacking the rim, knocking down open threes, and converting efficiently in the midrange. He was also active on the defensive end and consistently made smart reads, showcasing a high basketball IQ. With his current momentum, the Raider looks primed for a strong close to the season and a productive offseason ahead.

The junior guard from Fort Lauderdale continues his excellent junior season with 23 points in a Sunshine Series win over Victory Christian. Westbrook has gone from a shooter to one of the state’s to scorers in the last 12 months and shows no signs of slowing down. The junior can score at all three levels at the offensive end and provides a secondary ball handler and playmaker on the floor while also handling his role as a scorer.

The star of the weekend was Westbrook who scored his 1,000th point on Saturday. The 6’1 scoring guard registered 33 points in Saturday night’s win over Westminster Academy and put the ball in the basket in every way possible. Westbrook has a quick first step, has improved with the basketball in his hands and can make perimeter shots off the catch or off the bounce. He is a fast rising prospect in a strong 2027 class.

Westbrook plays with maturity beyond his years. He has a controlled, confident approach to the game and uses quick bursts to attack the paint. His strength and ability to finish with either hand make him effective at the rim. This offseason, he’s turned heads with his ability to slash, absorb contact, and score in traffic.

Plays with poise and control, even in tough situations. Attacks the basket with strength, finishing with either hand. His quick change of pace makes him tough to guard off the dribble.