One of the stronger defensive guards I have had my eye on this year, Dillon constantly makes plays with his physical perimeter defense, and this allows North Shore to score in transition and on fastbreaks consistently. Colbert makes defenses pay when left open from range and can bury jump shots in the midrange as well off the dribble. He also shoots efficiently in the paint with good floaters and finishing under the basket. Standing at about 6’3, Dillon also has height and length to block opponent’s perimeter shots and play passing lanes well. Colbert is currently uncommitted for AAU this grassroots season.

Fluid catch-to-shoot motion, going straight up the moment the ball touched his hands. Colbert displayed the ability to catch it high and keep it high into his follow-through. His touch was consistent across all three levels, converting soft floaters and short jumpers with control.

North Shore’s Dillon Colbert Dillon Colbert 6'5" | SG North Shore | 2027 TX emerged as the standout performer in the matchup against Katy Tompkins, amassing an impressive 18 points. His exceptional shooting, particularly his three-point shots, played a pivotal role in propelling his team during the latter half of the game. Colbert’s consistent movement and active play have a knack for creating significant plays off the ball. Defensively, his 6’5” height creates disruption when he pressures his opponents with the ball.  Such performances will boost his stock even further.

Dillon is a standout young prospect with immense potential! Already recognized as one of the better shooters in his class, he excels at making winning plays while seamlessly fitting into his role on the exceptionally talented North Shore team. This squad, led by a core of savvy sophomores, boasts impressive chemistry and a strong track record of success.

In his finale game versus Galveston Ball, Dillon played a pivotal role in a second-half surge that showcased his skills. He hit back-to-back three-pointers and demonstrated his defensive prowess with key deflections and steals once he locked in. As he continues to gain confidence and experience, Dillon has the potential to distinguish himself as one of the top prospects in a loaded 2027 class. Keep an eye on him—his future looks bright!