I was impressed with his focus from start to finish of camp. He brought intensity and aggression to station work and carried that same energy into the games. What stood out most was his physicality and willingness to welcome contact. Pair that toughness with his quickness, and he becomes a difficult matchup. He consistently got into the lane and finished with ease.

He delivered a dominant performance from start to finish at our C2C Preps Midwest Regional Camp, capturing the 1v1 championship in his class and maintaining a high level of play throughout the 5v5 competition. He consistently utilized his explosive speed, shifty ball handling, and aggressive downhill mentality to attack the paint and finish effectively through contact. His ability to consistently put pressure on defenders and impose his will offensively made him one of the most impactful performers in his age group.

What stood out most when I had the opportunity to evaluate him at our Coast 2 Coast Preps Chicago tournament this year was the energy and motor he consistently brought to the guard position. Defensively, he competed with intensity and effort, while offensively, he showed the ability to attack the paint and create opportunities as a playmaker. If he continues to bring that same energy and effort while developing and expanding his overall skill set, he has the potential to take a significant step forward and put together a very promising 2026-27 season.