Collini is arguably one of the top shooters in the state. The sharpshooter shot forty-five percent last year from three. He consistently maximizes his role, finds open space, and applies constant pressure as a perimeter threat. A willing passer and can attack closeouts.

Ultimate competitor on the hardwood for Save Sports Black; knocked down over 20+ 3-pointers across his five outings at Phenom Summer Havoc; only needs a little bit of room to showcase his perimeter skills; underrated defender and shot-blocker as well; battles on the boards and in the painted area with his length

Collini looks the part right now. Long, confident, and comfortable shooting over defenders. When he’s knocking shots down, he’s tough because of his size. You can see the upside with him as he continues to fill out and add more off the bounce.

Collini had a great weekend with Save Sports Elite 17u as his confidence appears to be very high after a strong high school season at Jordan HS. Collini has a great blend of outside touch and positional size with a growing ability to create his own shot off the bounce with 1-3 dribbles. Collini has really good footwork and great anticipation of the offensive end for how a defender will be closing out on him as he’s established himself as a premier shooter in NC’s 2027 class. He’s grown to about 6’6″ and that has allowed him to shoot over even more defenders than prior while also giving him more to work with defensively if he has to guard front-court players. Collini’s skillset will assuredly capture the attention of college coaches this spring/summer. A confident wing shot maker with positional size, Collini will be a riser in North Carolina’s 2027 class.

A high-level shot maker, Collini earned All-Conference honors after averaging 13.5 points per game for the Falcons. He is a high-academic prospect with efficient shot preparation and a quick, clean release, allowing him to be effective from deep range. With good positional size and strong off-ball movement, he consistently finds scoring opportunities and stretches the floor. College coaches in search of perimeter shooting should investigate.

Jordan knocked off Washington in what most would call an upset, they knocked down 17 three pointers as a team and Finn sparked the excitement in the first quarter. The 6’6 swing hit 2 of his 3 three pointers in the opening quarter and had the first 8 points of the contest. He showed a skill set that you love to see from a guy his size and showed some promise on the other end of the floor as well.

Collini is a guy that will definitely find himself ranked when we update everything here really soon. At 6’5″ now he’s a truly useful two way player with his outside touch and nose for the basketball being his true calling cards. Collini is shot ready at all times, consistently looking to raise up and fire when he’s got a clean look. He’s a presence in the rebounding department as well, definitely very competitive in that aspect of the game. For Coach Ross and Jordan, Finn emerging as a big time producer this season has been incredibly important. As he continues to produce at this level, expect more attention to come his way really soon.