Making a splash despite the loss in one of his final showings at the high school level, Crispin left a strong impression after erupting for 33 points. The post-grad by way of Pitman (NJ) erupted for 10 3s to almost singlehandedly keep things competitive despite facing extra defensive attention throughout the night. Rather than playing off the catch, Crispin created the majority of his shots on his own, creating space with his handle before displaying polished footwork and DEEP range into his pullup jumper. He doesn’t necessarily pass the look test but Crispin’s skill level and moxie continue tracking as a safe bet to translate for the scholarship-level program smart enough to pull the trigger.

Crispin put together a solid performance when I saw him at the HoopHall Prep Showcase in Springfield, MA. He touched the game in all facets. He did a nice job of making plays for himself and others and getting his teammates the ball in the right spots. I also liked how he scored the ball in different ways from all three levels. He also made a few trips to the foul line. Crispin should see a ton of traction at the scholarship level.

Elijah is a cerebral point guard known for his intelligence on and off the court, boasting a 4.0 GPA. He operates as a true coach on the floor, directing his team with poise and a deep understanding of the game. Crispin’s leadership and heady play make him a reliable floor general who sets the tone for his team.

Crispin who is known for his ability to drill shots from the perimeter showed the also is an effective floor general. He has a good grasp of the game and can find others for scoring chances for his teammates. He is playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers. Crispin is a prospect who needs to be a priority for scholarship coaches.

Crispin used the month of June to announce himself as a force to be reckoned with on the PA private school scene, as well as a prospect worth being taken seriously up to the D1 level. Sunday represented a fitting end to the live periods as Crispin, despite a narrow loss, put on a show for nearly two-dozen D1 programs with his dynamic play from the backcourt. The Pitman (NJ) post-grad with over 2,000 varsity points to his name came out firing, canning a handful of 3s coming in all varieties while showcasing a picturesque shooting stroke. As the game progressed, he would show his skillset off the dribble both as a scorer inside and a facilitator for others. Crispin looks like he should be a no-brainer at the scholarship level by the end of his post-grad year with a real chance to catch eyes at the D1 level with his toughness and offensive prowess.

Crispin impressed with his ability to make plays with the ball in his hands or out of his hands. He is a sniper from behind the arc and has the ability to hit tough shots from three. I really like how he can see the floor. Crispin is playing chess while everyone is playing checkers. He should blossom with a postgrad year and Perk.

This soon to be Perkiomen School student athlete (post graduate year) has been extremely impressive during grassroots events in May. Crispin has proven to be highly accurate three-point shooter with an underrated dribble drive game. Once Crispin has established his perimeter shooting, he will execute a sooth head / ball, then put the ball on the deck and get into the lane for lay-ins and floaters. He can also throw on the breaks in the mid-range a pop a jumper. Crispin is sneaky fast and can finish through contact, so he also excels at scoring on the fast break. Crispin is the frequent recipient of double teams. His high IQ and court vision enable him to recognize those schemes and then quickly move the ball to an open teammate.   

This walking-bucket from New Jersey is coming across the river for a post graduate year at the Perkiomen School. Crispin was a four-year varsity player at Pittman HS where he scored over 2,000 points in his career. In 2024-25 Crispin contributed 28 points per game and poured in a season high 43 points (4 3PM) against Clayton. This past season, Crispin also notched eleven 30-pieces. Crispin is a highly accurate 3-point shooter (82 3PM). He also owns crafty dribble moves that get hm to the rim in transition as well as in the half-court for scores. This high IQ backcourt prospect can play both guard spots.

Known for his perimeter shot making ability, Elijah Crispin has thrived this spring not only as dangerous shot maker from three point range but also in his ability to get in the paint and make plays for himself and for others. Possessing a quick release, Crispin is a versatile shooter that can get hot from deep at any moment. Going into the May live period look for Crispin to continue his strong play as not only a dangerous perimeter threat but also as a playmaking floor general.