The senior has delivered a strong final campaign for Fairfax Christian, averaging 17.0 points and 7.6 rebounds per game while serving as a consistent interior presence. A Fordham signee, he plays with a relentless motor and brings good strength along with above-average athleticism to the frontcourt. He is an efficient scorer in the paint, finishing through contact, carving out position, and converting high-percentage opportunities.

On the glass, he rebounds effectively at both ends, using timing and physicality to control his area and generate second-chance points. His perimeter offensive skill set continues to improve, adding versatility to his game and expanding how he can be utilized at the next level. With his energy, production, and physical tools, he projects as a ready contributor at the college level.

The Fordham signee is leading the way for the Cardinals with 19.0 points and 7.4 rebounds per game. The senior is a hard playing big man with above average strength & athleticism. Siaca-Bay scores mostly in the paint but shows flashes of perimeter skill ad is a willing rebounder.

A fluid big forward that has really played well this spring. Bey is an extra-long and athletic forward who has plenty of potential and upside. Bey runs the floor effortlessly; he does a good job of blocking/changing shots around the basket and offensively he can score with his back to the basket or facing scoring with ease stroking the perimeter jumpers. Average 15ppg, Hit 46% of his shots on 29-63 shooting, 35 rebounds and 8 blocks in 5 games.

17p 5r 2a 4b 7/16 FG vs SFA

-Siaca-Bey was everywhere defensively in a good matchup with the BCL’s St France Academy. The rising senior collected 4 blocks—3 of which were on the ball— while altering several more shots around the rim without fouling. Liked his patience around the basket, utilizing his pivot and up fakes to get his defender in the air before laying the ball up. The skillset continues to improve as he is taking forwards off the bounce more consistently to get to the rim and to the FT line. 

Fairfax Christian has stayed dominant, and they haven’t played many competitive games. Frank Siaca-Bey Frank Siaca-Bey 6'8" | C Fairfax Christian | 2026 State VA has been dominant and highly efficient. Frank has great touch and nice footwork in the paint to get to his spots. Frank is strong, and his IQ seems to be significantly higher on both ends now than it was earlier in his high school career. He does a good job on the glass, and he has good vision. He had a combined 30 points and 11 rebounds in two Fairfax Christian wins.

22p 7r 2a 3b vs Winston Churchill

-Another productive and efficient (9/12) performance for Siaca-Bey as he continues to prove his value as a forward that can score it at a pretty high level in the paint. Even when his opponent cuts off his path to the rim or forces a dribble pick-up, he does a great job of utilizing a reverse pivot to give himself an easy layup at the rim. His in-between game continues to improve on catches on the perimeter or from the high post as he has improved his handle to cut down on turnovers from guards stripping the ball on his way to the basket. Like that he is consistently productive and is staying out of foul trouble by becoming more disciplined at the defensive end of the floor to not fall for shot fakes.

St. John’s Christian didn’t have an answer for Frank Siaca-Bey Frank Siaca-Bey 6'8" | C Fairfax Christian | 2026 State VA . Frank dominated SJC in the paint. He got whatever he wanted from the post or anywhere in the paint, and he bullied his way to the rim. Defensively, Frank did an excellent job moving his feet to guard smaller players on the perimeter. Frank had some terrific passes, two of them at the end of the first half that punctuated Fairfax Christian’s dominance. Frank went 9/9 from the field for 17 points. 

-Some people might say that it’s difficult to list a T25 prospect in the state as a stockriser but we don’t think Siaca-Bey has even scratched the surface of his abilities. He’s always served as a rim-running, shot-blocking, play-finishing big that plays with a steady motor. But recently he’s been adding a lot more finesse and skill to his game. His finishing package around the basket has rapidly improved and the touch has gotten way better on floaters in the paint and hook shots with either hand around the basket. He can knock down the tre-ball if you leave him open but I like that he doesn’t settle for that and attacks closeouts on his perimeter catches to get easy 2s in the paint.

At my last forward spot, I have Fairfax Christian big Frank Siaca-Bey Frank Siaca-Bey 6'8" | C Fairfax Christian | 2026 State VA . Frank had a great year, and he was the guy Fairfax Christian looked to a lot to get a bucket. Frank can get a bucket with his back to the basket using his strength and touch around the rim. Frank has a number of mid-ranges he can hit, whether that is a fadeaway off the post or facing up. Frank can hit the three ball, but he doesn’t take that many of them. Frank was extremely efficient as a scorer, and he averaged 14.6 PPG and 7.8 RPG.

Siaca-Bey is a physical forward who thrives inside of eight feet. He does a good job crashing the boards and finding ways to get 2nd chance efforts. His ability to rim run is one of his elite skillsets. He moves well without the ball and thrives in dump-off settings. He uses his length to alter shots. He shows flashes attacking closeouts. Siaca-Bey can slow the game down. He shows flashes as a passer.