Myers is a skilled face-up emerging big who found different ways to stay involved in the game throughout camp. He is an assertive floor spacer who takes whatever the defense gives him and if he gets into a groove on offense good luck stopping him. Myers rolls to the rim which allows him to come up with 2nd chance scoring chances. He plays with an assertive motor. He also finds ways on defense to block opponents shots with his length. Myers showed that he is an unselfish passer with a nice grasp of the game and finds others all over the floor.

The flashes were there as a freshman and figure to be all that much more frequent heading into year two for Myers, who looks to be the future lynchpin of a CB West program with hopes to return to its glory years of the past decade. A budding mismatch forward, he shows impressive flashes of touch and skill as a scorer both inside and out. Myers is sturdily built already with comfortable mobility in a quickly-growing frame. Naturally more of a faceup ‘4’, he has a chance to develop physically into more of a skilled ‘5’ given his rate of growth in the past year and still being just 14 years old. The future looks bright for Myers with his best basketball still clearly a ways ahead of him.

Myers is an intriguing stretch-4 prospect with a solid frame. On the perimeter, he can knock down spot ups and trail threes. At 6’6” and with his lengthy wingspan, Myers has no issue shooting over defenders. Myers can also mix-it-up on the interior. His size and polished footwork enable him to score via drop steps, flip hooks and spin moves. Myers is a force on the glass at both ends. During his freshman campaign, Myers scored a season high 8 points (2 threes) versus Hatboro-Horsham. This spring Myers has impressed on the HGSL circuit as well as during PW Spring League action.