(Picture) A physical tough player who can score almost at will inside of 17 feet either with a jumper or driving the ball. Excellent rebounder on both ends. Tough to stop inside can play with his back to the basket or off the wing. He has just committed to Fairfield.

The MVP of the CHSAA. A strong body really good at using his size to create mismatches. Can take bigger players off the bounce and punish smaller players inside. Plays above the rim. Strong mid range game. Great motor and toughness

The top unsigned senior in the league, Rawlins struggled from the field in a narrow Kingsmen loss but showcased the versatility, athleticism, and never-ending motor that make him so consistently impactful. A natural junkyard guy, Rawlins has had to take on a heavy on-ball load which has forced him to expand on his ball skills, pullup shooting, and playmaking for others. He does all this while managing to stay consistently engaged in the dirty work, guarding the opponent’s best player and causing havoc on the glass. With an accomplished high school career now in the rearview, Rawlins has all the makings of a late steal for a D1 program with the chance to eventually contribute at the right high-major program.

Rawlins is a powerful and athletic big guard known for his ability to drive to the basket with ease. He uses his size and strength to power through defenders and finish strong at the rim. His explosive leaping ability allows him to dunk with authority, making him a constant threat on fast breaks. Rawlins’ aggressive playstyle and finishing skills make him a standout on both ends of the court.

Halon has been this year like he has something to prove to the city. He is shooting the ball from 3 extremely well and he is an High Level athlete. Halon can finish above the rim and he has gotten better in his mid-range game plus his decision making. Defensively Halon competes on every play and will guard the opposing teams best player. He is a shot blocker, a good rebounder and he plays the passing lanes very well. Look out for Halon next year.

Rawlins is a versatile player who excels at both ends of the floor, consistently doing the little things that make a big difference for his team. He showcases a well-rounded skill set, capable of scoring efficiently both inside the paint and from the perimeter. A monster on the boards, Rawlins uses his strength and instincts to dominate rebounds and create second-chance opportunities, while also serving as a formidable rim protector, using his athleticism and timing to alter shots and anchor the defense.

(Pictured)Extremely strong bodied player. Very smooth mid range jumper. Sets up in the post and demands the ball. Can take you off the bounce to score at the rim. Strong rebounder and defender. Can also play the game above the rim. A High school match up problem which should also continue at the next level. To strong and tough for the smaller player and to tough and agile for the bigger player.

Rawlins is a dynamic player who excels at finishing around the basket, using his size and agility to score effectively in the paint. He consistently blocks shots, providing a strong defensive presence for his team. Not only is he a threat in the post, but he can also put the ball on the floor and drive to the rim with confidence. A key piece for his team, Rawlins’ versatility and all-around skills make him an essential contributor on both ends of the court.

Halon is a D1 prospect and just keeps getting better. One thing you will get from this player is he competes on defensive end on every possession. His handle has improved as well as his jump shot. Halon is a high major athlete and is a very good shot blocker from the wing position. Halon can score the ball from the post all the way out to the 3pt line. Halon is playing this year with a huge chip on his shoulder from last year

Rawlins who was battling foul trouble throughout the game left his mark making timely plays in the late sequences of regulation to propel his team into overtime. Rawlins thrives in the half-court and has an elite spin-move he uses when he has defenders on his hip. He really lets the game come to him and has knack to fill it up offensively. Rawlins had 19 points.