Elijah was considered the best prospect in the whole event by some. He has taken a whole other step this off season that raised some eyebrow’s. With his size and ability to play on and off ball he proved he is a legit next level prospect. He put his shot making ability on display from the midrange and three point area. He hit multiple tough shots the the face off defenders in the midrange. He has a good handle that allows him to get to the bucket at will and will slam it when given the opportunity. Expect him to have a major breakout year.

Elijah is a athletic guard with some major upside. He uses his athletic ability to get by defenders and finish above the rim. He can hit the three but wont settle and often gets paint touches causing the defense to collapse. He runs lanes well on the break and is a lob threat. He has tools to be a great defender with his length and will rack up steals with his speed and ability to read passing lanes. He isn’t scared to challenge players at the rim and got three blocks when I seen him play.

a long athletic scoring wing with huge upside and can be one of the better players in his position in his class long term. with his length and handle he can score in multiple ways. Either at the rim or midrange. He cuts and flashes really well and often gets his shots from playing off ball. He is a plus athlete and a plus defender and will often take the challenge of guarding a bigger player. He had a couple of big scoring games and ended up being the second leading scorer on a playoff team.

Antoine stood out with his ability to score at all three levels and consistently find ways to make plays. His tight handle and quick first step allowed him to get into the paint, where he displayed body control and creativity finishing around the rim. He also knocked down shots from the perimeter with confidence, making him a threat both on and off the ball. With his blend of quickness, skill, and scoring versatility, Antoine will be an exciting player to track as he continues to develop.