Dallas is known for his ability to finish strong around the rim, making him a constant threat in the paint. With a combination of strength, balance, and touch, he can score through contact and convert tough layups that others might miss. He thrives in transition, attacking the basket with confidence and turning even small openings into scoring opportunities. Dallas also shows patience when driving, knowing when to use crafty moves, quick footwork, or a soft floater to get the job done. His finishing ability not only puts points on the board but also energizes his team and keeps defenders on their heels.

Two things immediately pop when you watch Stewart play against players his age and that’s his passing ability and physicality. Throwing some of the flashiest passes in the camp, Stewart could make a no look pass zipping through the defense and hit his teammate right in the hands. Able to make a variety of reads as a driver, it’s tough to predict where Stewart wants to go with the basketball. His strong frame allows him to play through contact on both ends of the court and be physical. Another area where Stewart is advanced for his age is his pace on the ball, not always going 100 miles an hour when dribbling downhill. After getting some quality experience in June for Pickerington Central, central Ohio fans might get to see Stewart sooner rather than later at the varsity level.