-Named Second Team All-State, 14.3 ppg, 9.5 rpg, 1.7 apg, high-octane athlete

-Impressive measurable, helped the Tigers win the State Championship in AA

-Offers from Division 2 & the GPAC, oozes potential & upside, matchup headache

Chase has flashed his tremendous upside and potential. He is vertically athletic, powerful, bouncy, and explosive. Davis has also shown shooting range, it looks like he could be a stretch 4 at the next level. He is an intriguing defender with versatility and is an excellent rebounder.

Game Reported: 19

-15.6 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 1.6 apg, .9 spg, 58 FG%, 9 3FGM, 26 3FGM, 41 3FGM, 66 FG%

-2nd Team All-State, State Champion, D1-level athlete, great length, elite finisher

-Next-level athlete

-Long, strong, explosive, powerful

-Runs the floor well, physical in the paint

-Hits jump shots, aggressive rebound, tough in the paint

-8 points

-Impressed with his athleticism for a guy his size

-Ran floor very well off of defensive rebound, sprinted to the paint and got a great pass from Blake for a two handed flush early in first quarter

-Had nice fade away baseline jumper in 3rd quarter

-Nice looking shot from big man

-Definitely could be Double Double guy each night

-Power rebounder/ grabbed 7 big boy rebounds in traffic

-Scored on putback with two guys hanging on him

-Matchup mismatch for teams

-Sets a heck of a PNR screen

-Aggressive player/likes contact

-Rebounds with great effort on both ends

-Strong defender

-Great shot and elevation on jumper

-Finished at rim through contact with ease

-For as powerful of a build as he has he gets off the ground quick and slams it effortlessly

Chase is primed for a breakout season with the Huron Tigers, showing major growth and dedication over the offseason. A season ago, Chase was a back-to-the-basket force, regularly delivering 10 points and 10 rebounds per game. This year, he’s ready to showcase a more complete offensive arsenal. After putting in serious work on his perimeter shooting, Chase can now stretch the floor and pull defenders away from the paint, creating mismatches all over. He’s got a quick first step, can take contact and finish through it, and his athleticism and bounce make playing above the rim look effortless. One of the elite athletes in South Dakota, Chase’s length, strength, and improved skill set will have college coaches paying close attention this winter.

The big man rises up for rim rattling dunks and to the 4 spot with a monster year ahead of him.

Great footwork in the midpost.

Great rim protector

Can knock down the 3 ball

Needs to avg a double double this season.

Chase has the kind of size and athleticism that college coaches drool over. Long, strong, and explosively athletic, he’s a mismatch nightmare who can play above the rim and stretch the floor with his three-point touch. Chase runs the floor like a deer, cleans up the glass, and is already showing exciting potential as a defender and rim protector. With his ability to impact the game on both ends, his ceiling is sky-high.

I really like the big mans game. He can run the floor and uses his body and size to gain advantages. College level prospect for sure.

physical and agile

Can shoot it from deep

Rim protector

I want to see Davis up the boards this year and really make himself all purpose