A post grad guard from the DMV area, Rojas Joy didn’t have the recruitment he felt like he deserved after the 2026 high school season. I caught Rojas Joy with WV Gold in Richmond during the first July live period and he stood out with his ability on the ball as a pick and roll ball handler, playmaker for others and perimeter shot maker. While Rojas Joy impressed me the first live period weekend, he had games of 37 and 46 points on back-to-back days during the final July live period with WV Gold. That type of explosion tells me Rojas Joy is a prospect who could blow up as a post grad player on the Elite Prep League circuit and is a name regional Division I and II programs need to check out.

One of my favorite prospects from the weekend, Rojas Joy is originally a 2026 prospect from the DMV but is doing a post grad year with Andrew’s Osborne Academy in the Elite Prep League. Rojas Joy did an excellent job this weekend of finding ways to score around the rim using crafty layups and floaters. Playing off two feet most of the time in the paint, this allowed Rojas Joy to take contact and use his frame to shield off shot blockers. An impressive passer out of the pick and roll, Rojas Joy both found the roll man and hit skip passes to teammates spotting up across the court for open 3-point looks. A complete performance from Rojas Joy this weekend, he should be on low to mid major radars across the midwest going into the final live period.