Rolle’s physical and athletic tools made him a scorer who was difficult to keep out of the lane and away from the rim. The 6-foot-5 wing, who has been one of the biggest stock-rising prospects on the west coast this summer, used his fluidity, length and savvy ball-handling ability to great angles off the dribble and get by his initial defender with ease. When met by help or rim protectors, Rolle’s extension to and touch around the rim took over as he finished off his paint touches at a high percentage. Rolle averaged 17 points on nearly 61 percent from the field.

Rolle looked like one of the top wings on the west coast in this game as the 6’5” 2028 prospect with good length impacted winning on straight line takes.  The athleticism pops finishing above the rim, utilizing his elite second jump on the offensive glass, and being a rangy defender.  Rolle had an efficient night of 12 points (5-8 FG) and 10 rebounds.

Rolle’s breakout sophomore season has carried into the summer entering his junior year with flashes of elite upside coupled with high level production against top-shelf competition. Rolle boasts a long, wiry 6-foot-4 frame with fluid athleticism, smooth feel for the game and a knack for scoring around the rim. His long strides lend to his ability to blow-by defenders with limited bounces while his ability to finish through contact keeps his efficiency high as an at-rim finisher. Rolle jumped from No. 21 to No. 3.

Rolle made the move from Alemany to Heritage Christian and immediately added a wing scorer and playmaker to the Warriors’ lineup. At 6-feet-3, Rolle has proved to be an off-bounce and off-catch perimeter shooting threat who can also use his straight-line driving ability to attack closeouts and score at the rim. I think Rolle has a lot of potential to develop into good perimeter defender based on his positional size, length and athleticism.