A relentless downhill attacker, Baker imposed his will on defenders with sheer size, strength, and determination. Once he got a head of steam, he became a freight train in transition, using his physicality to power through contact. Lowering his shoulder and attacking the basket with force, Baker was nearly unstoppable once he got inside.

Dyllan has been a big piece of the backcourt all year for Friendswood and it was no different in their morning win over a talented North Shore squad. He was the main facilitator bringing the ball up with star prospect Chase Richardson Chase Richardson 6'2" | PG Friendswood | 2027 State #88 Nation TX on the bench and Baker made the most of his opportunity. He showed ability to get to the basket and finish tough layups through contact as well as always finding his open teammates for a good look at the basket. Dyllan does not let pressure faze him and he was able to come through in the clutch for his team multiple times during one of the opening tournament games. Dyllan currently has an offer from University of St. Thomas!

Baker’s defensive instincts and activity on the court are unmatched. He is always in the right spot at the right time, stopping several scoring attempts with his timing and awareness. Whether it’s a steal, deflection, block, or tip, Baker’s ability to read plays and extend his arms at the perfect moment makes him a standout defender.

Dyllan was a big-time backcourt mastermind during Friendswood’s early morning loss against the Summer Creek Bulldogs. Baker had several important cuts to the basket where he made some critical layups for two-point buckets to help his team stay in the game and he also knew when to reset the offense and find his squad wide open for a quick swing pass and knockdown jumper. Baker has underrated combo guard ability and a smooth release on his floater/layups at the rim as well as being able to pull up in the midrange and occasionally shoot the long ball when needed. If this game was any indication, his stock should be rising big time come this varsity year for Friendswood as one of the senior leaders.