Tisby is a long versatile scorer who can play numerous positions on the floor. A capable wing that is effective slashing to the rim and creating his own looks flying into the lane while also being a reliable back to the basket traditional post. He can space the floor from the arc as well with nice touch and a solid shot from deep that makes him that much more of a threat to slash into the lane and score. Definitely has the size and build of a college basketball player and should turn heads this summer. 

Fresh off a huge performance out west at the Pangos All-American Camp, Frashad Tisby was back with Cross Creek High School at the Wofford Team Camp on Thursday. Tisby holds offers from Auburn, South Carolina, Belmont, and Harvard, among several others, so he was definitely one the Wofford staff was looking to get eyes on. He had a balanced performance in a matchup with South Carolina State Champion Ridge View on Thursday, racking up tons of steals and assists by doing his job defensively and looking to get his teammates going offensively.

Tisby averaged 13.4 points and 4.0 rebounds per game for JET Academy on the EYBL circuit, continuing to establish himself as one of the more intriguing high academic wing prospects in the 2027 class. Possessing high level size, length, and athleticism, he has the physical tools that immediately stand out. Tisby is a capable perimeter shot maker who can knock down three pointers both off the catch and off the dribble, and his consistency as a shooter continues to improve. He has also shown noticeable development with his ball skills, allowing him to create more offense for himself and attack defenders off the bounce. Defensively, his combination of size, length, mobility, and athleticism gives him significant upside as a multi positional defender.

Frashad is a lanky, glue-type player who embraces guarding the opposing team’s best matchup and thrives in that challenge. His length allows him to disrupt passing lanes and make it difficult for players to finish over him at the rim. He excels in a fast-paced transition system where his energy and activity stand out. With his versatility on both ends, he is able to switch roles seamlessly and take advantage of mismatches on offense while remaining impactful defensively

One of the nation’s top wing prospects, Tisby also stands out in the classroom with a 4.2 GPA. A long, athletic wing with good size, he can knock down threes both off the catch and off the bounce, with his shooting consistency continuing to improve. He is a solid defender and continues to trend upward as a high level prospect.

A high upside prospect, Tisby is a long, very athletic wing with excellent size for the position. He can knock down threes both off the catch and off the bounce, adding versatility to his offensive game. Defensively, he has the tools to be impactful. His ball skills continue to improve, which could take him to the next level as a prospect.

Long, athletic and versatile, Frashad Tisby Frashad Tisby 6'7" | CG/SF Cross Creek | 2027 State #131 Nation GA brings intriguing upside on the wing. He runs the floor well, finishes above the rim and impacts the game with his activity. Tisby is effective slashing to the basket and capitalizing on transition opportunities, but his half-court game continues to grow—especially as a shooter. Defensively, his length allows him to guard multiple positions and disrupt passing lanes. When he’s locked in, he provides energy plays that swing momentum. Showed during his title campaign the ability to hit clutch shots in crunch time. Scored 14 points after halftime to finish with 16 points, 7 rebounds and 5 blocks in the championship.

A prospect with as much upside as any in the state’s 2027 class, Tisby earned Region Player of the Year honors while leading Cross Creek to a state championship. The junior is a long, athletic wing with excellent size who can knock down threes both off the catch and off the bounce, with his consistency as a shooter continuing to improve. He is also a very impactful defender, using his length and instincts to generate deflections and block shots.

Prep Hoops Ranking: 87th

Next highest ranking: 127th (247)

A recent state champion, Tisby had an impressive junior season for Cross Creek. Holding offers to Xavier, Florida State, South Carolina and a handful of mid major programs, Tisby has the perimeter shooting ability, length and two-way upside that high major programs are looking for on the wing. Expect Tisby’s name to continue to generate buzz, especially during June live periods with Cross Creek.

The highest-rated prospect in the game, Tisby came alive in the second half and finished with 16 points. The junior showcased his ability to score at all three levels while utilizing his length and athleticism to impact the game on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he was active and disruptive, showing the versatility to guard multiple positions and alter shots in the lane.