Emerging this year as a key complementary scorer for Scanlan, Healings led a balanced Crusader attack that saw five players in double-figures for the upset win. Healings set the tone in the early going on his way to 20 points, coming out aggressive looking to attack the rim as Scanlan established a double-figure lead that they would hold for much of the game. He shows a blend of skill, quickness, and vertical pop as a three-level scorer along with playing committed on-ball defense across the backcourt. His 20 points and four steals were an indicator of the type of two-way impact he can make that should be able to translate smoothly to the scholarship level.

A newer name on the radar, Healings continued his emergence this winter as a key secondary scorer for the Crusaders. Spending time both on and off the ball, Healings finished with 12 points, including 10 in a standout first half. He shows polished mechanics while getting strong base into his catch-and-shoot and pullup stroke while also being efficient getting north/south off the bounce and displaying easy lift around the rim as a finisher. On the other end, Healings shows to be an aggressive on-ball defender across both backcourt spots. We’d like to see more from him as a playmaker for others but the blend of scoring, athleticism, and defensive tenacity make for a promising foundation while projecting toward the scholarship-level.