Davis, a lead guard out of Bridgton Academy in Maine, plays with a nice combination of feel for the game, athletic burst, and shot making. He’s a terrific perimeter shooter, knows how to get defenders off balance with his shot fake, and has enough athleticism to finish around the rim over size. He’s got good positional size and plus length, which allow him to be a dynamic and disruptive perimeter defender. As he continues to get reps as a lead guard, his stock should continue to improve as he shows the ability to not only score himself, but to make others better as well.

In a Saturday matchup against Newman, Davis carried his Bridgton squad and welcomed himself to the NEPSAC as a result. The 6-foot-1 guard has a quick trigger from three and is able to get his shot off if defenders go under screens, or even if they trail him on his hip. He gets elevation on his shots, and he’s able to shoot with very little balance, which makes him a threat at all times. Additionally, he has incredible quickness and a tight handle, so he’s comfortable handling pressure and attacking against tough on-ball defenders. Davis is a true point guard but can also erupt as a shooter and scorer, which he should do many times for Bridgton this season. Seems like he rises to the moment too.

He’s a fast ball handling guard, that has shown he can run the offense up top with patience, and ball movement. With head up he passes early in transition. He has the vision to spot shooters around the perimeter when driving. He can get aggressive off ball looking for his shots. Short jumpers, driving and challenging blockers around the basket. He’s a good on ball defender, can be disruptive at times.