Fromhartz (20 ppg.) recently committed to West Chester University (D2) and over the weekend he proved again that WCU got a steal. In D-West’s 1^st Round 5A victory over Chester, Fromhartz dropped a 30-piece and made it look easy. He opened the game by scoring 12 points in the first quarter and Fromhartz kept it rolling from there. This long and athletic three level scorer used his size to shoot over defenders on the perimeter. Those same assets combined with Fromhartz’s sneaky physicality enable him to power through defenders on the interior. Plus, Fromhartz got out on the break as a lane filler for buckets.

One of the front runners to win the Ches-Mont League POY award has committed to D2 powerhouse West Chester University. This versatile and talented wing prospect can score at all three levels (19.6 ppg.) and is a force on the glass (6 rpg.). Back in December he posted 30 points against Cardinal O’Hara.

This 1,000-point scorer and 3^rd Team All-State selection is the betting favorite to take home the 2024-25 Ches-Mont POY award. In the half-court, Fromhartz is an elite three-level scorer. When he is not getting buckets, Fromhartz can run for stretches as a point-forward where his basketball IQ and court vision enable him to find open teammates. Fromhartz owns respectable speed and can score through contact, so he is a legitimate threat in the open court. Back in June at Philly HS Live S2, Fromhartz averaged 26 points and 11 rebounds per contest (2 games). This fall Fromartz has played outstanding ball at marquee showcases such as the Never Forget Classic, Big 64 Showcase and the CoBL Shootout. He holds an offer from Albany, but after his eye-popping performances this fall, we expect more DI offers to come pouring in.

This talented stretch-4 prospect holds an offer from Albany, but after his attention-grabbing performances this month at the Never Forget Classic, Big 64 Showcase and the CoBL Shootout, we expect more offers to come in soon. In the half-court, Fromhartz can generate offense at every level and is an underrated passer. He can work the offensive boards for points too. Fromhartz is athletic and owns sneaky foot speed, so he can fill a lane on the fast break. Then once he gets to the rim, he can convert through contact. On defense, Fromhartz is extremely switchable and rebounds at a high clip.