Martin is headed to play at The Villages for the 2026-27 season and was impressive for Tre Mann Elite on the Made Hoops Circuit this season. The rising senior has good strength, can score with either hand in paint and has the versatility to step out and make an open jump or straight line drive it from the perimeter. He is a frontcourt prospect who is trending up int he state’s 2027 recruiting class.

Martin emerged as one of the top frontcourt prospects on the MADE Hoops Circuit this spring while playing for Tre Mann Elite . A skilled and mobile big man, he impacts the game on both ends of the floor with his combination of size, mobility, and versatility. Martin is effective scoring on the block, where he utilizes his touch, footwork, and strength to finish around the basket. He rebounds his area well, protects the rim as a shot blocker, and consistently alters shots with his length and timing. Offensively, he also has the ability to step away from the basket and knock down open perimeter jumpers, adding valuable floor spacing potential to his game.

Martin continued his strong spring play with another productive showing for Tre Mann Elite in Baltimore. Active around the rim and consistently competing with energy, he impacted the game with his motor and activity level on both ends of the floor. Martin also showed the ability to step out and knock down open jumpers from beyond the arc, adding versatility to his offensive skill set. An above average athlete who plays with a high motor, Martin will be a popular name with college coaches this summer.

The junior is a mobile forward who brings versatility on both ends of the floor. He averaged 12.6 points and 10.7 rebounds per game for the 23–10 Sharks, showcasing consistent production. Martin can score on the block and has the ability to step out and knock down an open three, adding value as a stretch option. His mobility and athleticism allow him to alter shots defensively and rebound effectively. He plays with a high motor and consistent effort at both ends of the floor.

The junior averaged a double-double for the state runner-up this season and has carried that momentum into the spring. He brings good mobility to the frontcourt, can score effectively on the block, and has the ability to step out and knock down an open three. Defensively, he alters shots in the lane, rebounds on both ends, and plays with a consistently high motor, making him a productive frontcourt presence.