Isaiah Davis is a 6'2" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Davis attends Austin Prep Academy in Texas and plays club basketball for Seattle Rotary (EYBL).
Davis's Player Profile was created on September 11, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Isaiah
DavisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Austin Prep Academy
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TX
Texas Future Circuit: Upperclassmen Floor Generals Who Excel
Davis is one of the best all-around players I have watched throughout this entire summer, and this was...
Written by Charles Yates
Isaiah
DavisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Austin Prep Academy
|
TX
Early Season Snipers
Garfield has some talented slashers, and obviously a big threat around the paint with Gelonni Ervin, but Davis...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Isaiah
DavisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Austin Prep Academy
|
TX
2027 Rankings Stock-Risers
Davis is a high-powered shooter from long-range but he’s also shown an ability this spring and summer to...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Isaiah
DavisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Austin Prep Academy
|
TX
EYBL Session II: 2027 Standouts
Davis first stands out for his ability to hit from deep, and he had three games over session...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Isaiah
DavisSG
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
HS
Austin Prep Academy
|
TX
Battle Royale Standouts (Part Two)
The Garfield guard has some quick moves from the perimeter, was able to put the ball on the...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Charles Yates | Prep Hoops Scout
Charles Yates
Prep Hoops Scout
Davis is one of the best all-around players I have watched throughout this entire summer, and this was my first time getting to watch AustinAustin
6'2" | CG
Covenant Classical | 2027 TX
Prep Academy in person. He immediately captured my attention due to his high-volume scoring from all three levels, playmaking dimes to open teammates, and insane court awareness. Consistently knocking down long range bombs throughout the contest, Davis makes quite the difference for AustinAustin
6'2" | CG
Covenant Classical | 2027 TX
Prep and showcases himself as a true floor general in all aspects.
Garfield has some talented slashers, and obviously a big threat around the paint with Gelonni Ervin, but Davis proved just as valuable to their big win over Kennedy with his ability to consistently stretch the floor. He floated with drives, ran to his spots in transition, and had an efficient game knocking in several shots from deep. He can make plays to the basket and defends pretty well too, but his biggest contribution this season should be as a marksman from behind the arc.
Davis is a high-powered shooter from long-range but he’s also shown an ability this spring and summer to play point and set things in motion. He’s got a tight handle, mixes up speeds to keep defenders off-balance and keep separation, and has done a great job using that handle to get in the middle and make things happen. He’ll be a name to watch this winter who could make a significant impact at Garfield.
Davis first stands out for his ability to hit from deep, and he had three games over session two with 2+ 3PM. But aside from his quick, repeatable stroke behind the arc, he also handled the rock a lot and has a decent frame to go along with some quick bursts that make him a secure ballhandler. He looked very comfortable bringing the ball down and setting things in motion, and was also able to convert on a few nice runners when attacking the middle.
The Garfield guard has some quick moves from the perimeter, was able to put the ball on the floor a bit and make some drives, but really stood out for his long-distance shooting. He’s an excellent spot-up shooter, doesn’t mind shooting over the top of defenders, and has some good strength when he goes inside.