Lurvey brought a polished, three-level scoring punch to Team 8 following a solid travel campaign with Wisconsin Swing . The 6’2” guard consistently played with high shot-readiness, catching on the hop and making rapid, correct reads against defensive rotations. Operating with quiet efficiency, Lurvey strung together multiple scoring runs throughout the event, proving to be a reliable backcourt weapon who makes quick work of defender mistakes.

If there is a game or camp or showcase going on, chances are good Lurvey will be in attendance. A gym rat who loves the game, loves to compete and loves to challenge himself, Lurvey was solid once again at the Prep Hoops Sophomore ID Camp. He used his impressive physical strength and aggrressiveness to get to the basket and to the foul line. He swished his foul shots, scored near the basket and from the perimeter and had big energy and commitment on both ends throughout the day.

One thing that stands out in Lurvey’s game right away is his versatility. The 6’1″ combo guard does a great job facilitating offense for his team. He’s got all the tools as a scorer and is an effective playmaker, displaying good vision and passing skills. Lurvey’s game is very smooth, and he plays with confidence. The 2028 prospect has a complete game.

Easton scored 25 points in the first varsity game of the season at Three Lakes and was the only starting freshman. He played with poise and confidence as the Eagles played extremely tight defense on him.

Lurvey ran with Northland Elite all summer and will attend Three Lakes. Lurvey proved to be a solid defender for Team 5. He was consistent in catch and shoot situations. His shooter’s touch was on full display as he connected on even well contested shots from beyond the arc.