Clash Peters Clash Peters 6'8" | PF Word Of God | 2024 State NC showed tremendous poise with Team CP3 in their second victory over Livon with 9 points on 3/3 FG and 2/6 FT along with three rebounds to show off his ability on the interior. He’s an impressive big man that knows how to utilize his size in a variety of ways to make things happen on the floor. He’s a reserve to keep eyes on with this group.

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Clash Peters Clash Peters 6'8" | PF Word Of God | 2024 State NC is a 6-foot-8 big man that’s found his way after a recent move to Trinity Academy Raleigh in the 2024 class. He moves from 49th into the 40th spot as a stock-rising big man in the class. He’s a forward/big that runs the floor with pace and found his way finishing around the rim by season’s end as the Tigers made a run in the NCISAA Playoffs. He’s got strong hands in the post and has shown he can step out and knock down shots at the stretch-forward position as well. His biggest asset though is his motor on the rebounding front. Even without the ball in his hands, he does a tremendous job to battle on the boards and clean up missed shots on the glass. He’s a name to keep an eye on with Team CP3 on the EYBL circuit this grassroots cycle.

Peters was dominant in the paint and on the glass for the TAR Tigers as he paced the offense with 26 points and 16 rebounds. He was a burden on the boards and cleaned up missed shots when needed on the offensive end to add to his impact. He’s slowly becoming a consistent threat in the frontcourt.

Peters was another strong presence in the Trinity Academy Raleigh victory over Washington High. He was an anchor on the interior for them with 21 points and 15 rebounds, showing off his growth on the interior with his ability to demand the ball and finish in the paint. He’s an emerging name to know in NC’s 2024 class from the 919 area.

Peters enters the 2024 ranks at the No. 39 position following a stint at Jordan High. He produced 12.1 ppg, 12.0 rpg, 1.6 bpg and 1.4 apg in 2021-22 with the Falcons. He’ll look to build upon his development as a bruiser and rebounder in the paint by joining the Trinity Academy Raleigh rotation this fall. He’s a dual-threat forward that likes to establish himself down low and make things happen on the perimeter with his ability to handle the ball and make things happen off the bounce.