Djian, a guard out of the Newman School in Massachusetts, made an instant impact for his team with his effort and intensity level on the defensive end of the floor. He moves well laterally, has next level quickness, and does a great job of anticpating plays as they develop on that end of the floor. Offensively, his quickness was an asset in transition as he shifted the floor off of turnovers with his ability to get out and run. While I didn’t notice him shoot the ball much, he didn’t really have to, as he was able to repeatedly get to the rim off the bounce, where he showed some impressive finishing instincts. He has announced that he will move to the Class of 2027 and do a post-graduate year at the Millbrook School in New York.

Djian, a guard out of the Newman School in Massachusetts, has a versatile offensive game and the ability to play as a primary initiator or scorer. The 6’1″ guard does a nice job of knocking down standstill threes off the catch and also shows patience with the ball in his hands as a decision maker. He doesn’t force the issue, sees the floor well, and has the ability to get into the paint off the bounce. Defensively, he can guard either back-court spot and does so with a nice combination of positional size, strength, and mobility. He remains undecided on a college destination.