Sanders is another point guard name for DII and DIII programs in the region to get to know. He’s a floor general with a tremendous feel for when to score and when to distribute on a budding High Point Christian Academy squad in the NCISAA ranks. They’ve got a chance to have a talented group with him leading the charge in more ways than one this season. He’s a name worth getting eyes on by colleges as Pfeiffer University has already offered him.

Isaiah Sanders Isaiah Sanders 5'11" | PG High Point Christian | 2024 State NC is ready to gear up for a strong senior campaign at High Point Christian Academy following an impressive grassroots season with Big Shots Elite North Carolina. He’s a shifty floor general that plays with a ton of pace with his ability to get to the paint and finish in traffic as well as knock down shots on the perimeter. He’s a high-level passing guard that can distribute at volume just as well and is certainly a prospect for programs of all levels to get eyes on in the region given his skillset. Pfeiffer University has offered already.

Has impressive end to end speed and understands how to use his speed to make positive plays for his team. He pushes the tempo whenever he gets the opportunity, getting out into transition for easy scoring opportunities before the defense has time to set up.

Isaiah Sanders Isaiah Sanders 5'11" | PG High Point Christian | 2024 State NC is a guard prospect in the state that continues to float under the radar despite his skillset. He’s a tone-setter at the lead guard spot given his speed/quickness with the ball and is quite the defender already. As he shows he can knock down shots and create off the bounce consistently, look for his name to grow in North Carolina’s 2024 class.

Isaiah Sanders Isaiah Sanders 5'11" | PG High Point Christian | 2024 State NC is another point guard prospect in the 2024 class to get to know at High Point Christian Academy. He’s a 5-foot-10 floor general that utilizes his speed and shiftiness to make things happen with the ball in his hands. He surpassed the 1,000-point plateau this past season and led their backcourt to quite a pivotal matchup against Greensboro Day School in the NCISAA State Playoffs that saw them lose 59-58, though he still managed to show off what he could do. He can get by defenders with ease and make crisp passes to his teammates in space for easy points as well as find his own points in the open space. He’s a name for DII and DIII programs in the region to get to know.