We saw Davis compete at our Windy City War event at the end of April where he shot it well from beyond the arc. This weekend he bought more of that consistent perimeter production but also showed he can get to the cup and finish regardless of size between defenders and over more length. Davis brings valuable energy and effort to the floor which helps a team gain momentum and play with unity. He uses his quick hands and scrappy style of play on both sides of the ball while keeping the motor running the whole game. The combo guard from ACC will be slated for an impactful senior campaign.

Henry Davis III is a very entertaining player to watch thanks to his marksmanship from beyond the arc. He is constantly hunting shots on the offensive end and utilizes his textbook shooting form to consistently get the job done. In I-88’s game on Saturday, he was draining one triple after another, which helped his team pull ahead while also giving them a major boost of momentum. I was also a fan of the energy that he plays with, as he becomes a true spark plug whenever he gets going offensively.

Davis is an efficient spacer that lit it up in a quick manner during the late afternoon Saturday game. Regardless of size if you can shoot it you can shoot it and he fits that role to a T. He went 3 for 3 in a quick manner beyond the arc in the first half and had another dagger in the 2^nd to help swing momentum quickly. Continued to be impactful on the defensive end and running the floor at a quick rate as an off guard. An agile scrappy combo with a tight handle and will fill it up with range.

We saw Davis III play a handful of times over the summer and were impressed with his offensive ability. He is a small, but very aggressive guard that is unafraid of attacking the basket and playing against size. Davis III is a creative finisher at the end of his drives and plays off of two feet which allows him to make good decisions as a playmaker as well. The South Bend Riley High School guard will have a chance to earn some minutes as a junior.

Watching this 5’7″ guard go off for 26 points while playing up a year with Brook Town Force 17u on Sunday morning was very, very impressive. What he may lack in height, Davis III more than makes up for in strength and physicality. He has a very strong, compact frame that he uses to play through contact off of the dribble and absorb contact from larger defenders when he finishes inside. Davis III, a guard from South Bend Riley High School, was a standout playmaker throughout the event and really caught our attention with his aggressiveness.