Fox is a super respectful competitor who is very vocal on the court and carries himself like a leader. He can knock down shots, but I also love his downhill attack and his ability to finish in traffic. He plays with confidence and brings a competitive edge that stands out. Riverton has some players who can make a run this season, and Hudson will be a huge part of that plan.

Fox might be 6’1 or taller now, and he was showcasing some skill that we did not see last year. Fox is going to be a player who is on the floor more often than not, and he brings the speed. Fox was getting out early, and he was filling lanes. With that ability to run the floor the right way, he was getting to easy conversion opportunities. Fox is a Swiss Army Knife of a player when it comes to offense and defense. That is what he brought to the table this past weekend: the ability to do a little bit of everything.

This kid plays with an impressive basketball IQ, constantly reading what is developing around him. He recognizes flashes, anticipates passes and watches how the defense shifts before making his move. What stands out most is how calm and collected he remains while doing it, rarely looking rushed and allowing the game to come to him.

With a lot of opportunities coming up here Fox has a chance to make a statement and play to his potential and make some noise this summer and secure some minutes.

Fox is a player to keep an eye on as he tries to help Riverton rebuild and with a little bit of everything in his game he might be called upon early. He has a good handle and a good IQ coming into the high school season.