Delton is a strong and athletic guard that has the ability to shut down and disrupt other lead guards. He has fantastic lateral foot speed. He cuts of defenders and has the ability to guard full court. He has Great awareness and will back side trap when unsuspecting players turn there head. Delton has Amazing hands and will rack up some steals. He brings intensity to the defensive end and sets the tone for his squad.

A prospect who was ranked in our initial 2027 rankings release back in the fall, both our Arizona lead scout and I thought there was no reason to back off our opinion of Prescott III being a nationally ranked level prospect. Prescott III won a state title alongside Darius Wabbington and Rider Portela. Despite his size, Prescott III is usually one of the most impactful players on whichever court he steps on and after receiving his last offer in July of 2025, I expect schools to come calling often in May through July this summer.

Delton is a legit point guard in the state and just proved he is a legit point guard on the national level. Delton is the engine behind slopes offense and is a extension of the coach. His IQ and speed makes him a tough guard every night. He has great vision and throws dimes on the pick and roll. Delton is not just a facilitator but a scorer when needed. He goes on personal scoring runs and has the ability to take over the game. Delton had 14pts, 6reb and 5ast in the championship game at Hoop Hall west.

Prep Hoops National Ranking: 132

Prescott III helped Sunnyslope knock off Perry in the Arizona open division state championship, scoring 23 points in the win. An impressive offensive talent, Prescott III can score or set teammates up at a high level. Prescott III’s quickness on the ball might be his best skill, able to get where he wants to on the ball without needing a screen. I also like the toughness he plays with, that allows him to compete on the defensive end of the court. Already holding offers to schools like Arizona State, Fresno State, UTSA and more, Prescott III is already well known at the Division I level.