Ezekiel Tannahill Ezekiel Tannahill 6'6" | PF/C Banning Lewis Academy | 2027 State CO is a guy who is becoming one of my favorite bigs to watch in the state. Watching him on O.C.E this summer, Tannahill has a soft touch in the close range, where he controls the pace. Patience and poise are two words that would best describe Tannahill’s play style. Getting to the free-throw line often and absorbing contact, Tannahill is a player you can always count on.

Tannahill earned his ranking after a standout summer where he consistently took over games and showed why he’s a top tier player. He dominated inside, finishing with authority at the rim, while also displaying a smooth and reliable mid range game. On top of that he can step out and knock down three pointers, making him a versatile scoring threat from all areas of the floor. His combination of inside dominance, shooting range and overall offensive skill set made him impossible to overlook and earned him a spot in the rankings

Tannahill is an up-and-coming big man that can stretch the floor and knock down the 3-ball, and that kind of spacing makes Banning Lewis a dangerous team. He is a great rebounder at 6’5 that uses his size and competes down low and that is while he’s still coming into his body. He’s getting stronger and more comfortable offensively as he uses his hands, keeps the ball high, and finishes well around the rim. He could use a big showcase to prove that he’s a player to watch moving forward. 

Tannehill enters the upcoming season on an upward trajectory after a strong summer of development. His offensive game has taken a big leap, transforming him into a consistent scoring threat across all three levels. His improved shot mechanics and growing confidence have made him a reliable perimeter option. In the paint, Tannehill’s strength and physicality allow him to create space and finish effectively, often overpowering defenders for high percentage looks. His ability to score inside, knock down jumpers, and stretch defenses from deep makes him a difficult matchup and a player poised for a breakout season. Expect him to be a key offensive weapon and a name to watch as the year unfolds

Tannahill has turned heads this summer with his strong all-around play, and expectations remain high heading into the weekend for Banning Lewis. His development has been noticeable and his confidence and shot making have taken a significant leap. Tannahill can score from all three levels, but his consistency from beyond the arc has been especially impressive where he’s showcasing a smooth, reliable stroke from deep. In the paint he can hold his own against stronger competition, using his strength, touch, and footwork to finish around the rim with ease. His ability to score both inside and out makes him a tough cover and a versatile offensive threat. On the defensive end, Tannahill has made clear strides. He defends with purpose, relying on sound technique and positioning to neutralize his assignment. His growth on both ends of the floor makes him one of the more well rounded and intriguing prospects to watch at Colorado Live.

Tannehill has taken noticeable strides this summer, steadily elevating his offensive game and establishing himself as a consistent scoring threat. He’s been reliable from mid range and beyond the arc, showing improved shot mechanics and confidence with every touch. Inside the paint, Tannehill uses his strength and physicality to create space. He can regularly move defenders off their spot to get clean looks. His ability to score at all three levels continues to make him a tough matchup and a rising prospect to watch

Tannahill was playing way above the rim in all three of his games today. His size was on full display no one could stop him on either end of the floor. He was relentless, getting up and finishing strong at the rim time and time again, making it look easy. On defense, he was a nightmare for anyone trying to drive to the basket. Every time an opponent thought they had a clear path, Tannahill was there, blocking shots or just making things way more difficult. He really dominated the game today and showed why he’s such a force on both ends