A familiar name to those who’ve followed District 1 basketball this decade, Hicke is the younger brother of current Princeton star Jackson, the leader of Radnor’s storybook 2023 state championship team. While the younger Hicke isn’t on quite the same trajectory as his brother, he’s emerged as an intriguing wing forward with similar type of versatility to his attack. Somewhat of a physical late-bloomer, he’s blossomed to have premier positional size with evolving athletic fluidity. The production still can be a bit up and down, and he hasn’t had many opportunities to prove himself against higher-level competition, but the pathway is there for Hicke to bubble up toward scholarship-level recruitment over the coming months.

Hicke is a smooth-operating swingman who brings value on both ends of the floor. He is a legitimate floor-spacing threat with the ability to knock down shots from the perimeter and keep defenses stretched. His length is a major asset defensively, allowing him to jump passing lanes, generate deflections, and disrupt opposing offenses. Hicke also flashed some ability to put the ball on the deck and create for himself when opportunities presented themselves. Beyond his scoring and defensive impact, he showed a willingness to do the dirty work by crashing the glass and coming up with rebounds. With his combination of shooting, length, and versatility, Hicke is a prospect who can impact the game in a variety of ways.