Dylan came into the season on a mission and was one of the biggest risers in the Colorado Springs Metro South League. What he proved is he’s a winner and difference-maker, and although he was the team’s leading scorer this year, he was also a connector who kept the team afloat. The 6’3 athlete did it all for Harrison as he put up an impressive 14.4 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 2.6 assists a game. He made sure the ball kept moving, he took advantage of mismatches, and he also showed two-way capabilities. In writing this breakdown, I see that I probably should’ve had him higher in the rankings, as he went out and turned some heads in his senior season. 

Arocho has been a dynamic force for Harrison, averaging 14.7 points and 8.1 rebounds per game. He plays both big and fast, dominating inside and around the basket with strength and quickness. Arocho can explode in a hurry, highlighted by a season high 36 points, showing he can take over a game when needed. His scoring ability, rebounding presence and athleticism make him a matchup nightmare and a player Harrison will rely on heavily in the playoffs

Arocho is quietly making a name for himself at Harrison, and his game is demanding attention. Averaging 15.8 points and 7.1 rebounds per game, he’s already posted four double doubles this season, showing he can impact both ends of the floor. What makes him special is his versatility and he can stretch the defense with his range, knock down shots as a reliable shooter and crash the boards with relentless effort. On defense he hustles back to protect the rim, and in transition, he pushes the pace and attacks the hoop with confidence. His stock is rising fast