Crew Haythorn
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Bobby Lopez | Prep Hoops Scout
Haythorn played with a smooth, versatile forward approach all tournament, blending physicality with perimeter skill. He consistently spaced the floor and showed confidence from deep, knocking down the three ball and stretching the defense. When defenders closed out, he attacked under control, using his strength to finish through contact and make smart decisions. He ran the floor well, turning effort into easy transition opportunities. On the glass he battled and secured tough rebounds in traffic. Defensivel, he stayed physical, held his ground and made opponents uncomfortable. With his size, shooting touch and motor, Haythorn brought a complete skill set that consistently made an impact
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Read EvaluationDuvalier Johnson | Prep Hoops Scout
Eaton had a successful season with what they were able to accomplish. They had the best record in their conference, had a playoff push and turned some heads, and a big reason for that was their 6’3 do-it-all forward. Haythorn averaged 16.7 points and 3.4 rebounds a game. He excels with the ball in his hands; he is constantly moving to get free, and when he gets the ball, teams are forced to send the double team. Hawthorn was in a groove for the entire year and had stretches where he looked unstoppable. He shoots the 3-ball well, showed himself to be a creative finisher, and he will come back into the season as one of the favorites to win conference player of the year. Big season for him, and we want to see more from him.
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Read EvaluationBobby Lopez | Prep Hoops Scout
Haythorn has quietly become a major reason behind Eaton’s strong 9–4 start, even if his name hasn’t caught the spotlight yet. Averaging 17.8 points and 3.5 rebounds per game, he’s been a picture of consistency with double figures in 10 games. At 6’3″, his length creates real matchup problems, allowing him to score inside against smaller defenders while still impacting the glass. He causes havoc in the paint with his ability to finish through contact, but he’s far from limited there. His jumper is smooth and quick, forcing defenders to respect him on the perimeter and opening up driving lanes. That blend of size, skill and reliability makes Haythorn a tough cover and a key piece in Eaton’s success
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