Isaiah Woodson Isaiah Woodson 6'4" | PF Losee | 2029 State NV made some great plays over the weekend. He is a difference-maker on defense and can pick off passes thanks to his anticipation skills. He also leverages his length to pester opponents and contest shots. On offense, he can play above the rim, and his quickness helps him elude defenders. Considering his athleticism and size, he’s a 2029 who might turn some heads during the upcoming Live Periods.

Isaiah Woodson Isaiah Woodson 6'4" | PF Losee | 2029 State NV is in the #7 slot. He is now playing over at Somerset Losee after transferring from Centennial. The skilled 6’5 forward is a difference-maker in the paint. On offense, he utilizes his footwork, patience, and touch to be effective, and he can leverage his height if he has a mismatch. As a defender, he is fairly long and can take away space quickly. His athleticism and timing also allow him to block shots every so often.

Isaiah Woodson Isaiah Woodson 6'4" | PF Losee | 2029 State NV now sits at #6 in the 2029 rankings. He possesses many of the tools scouts look for in an up-and-coming prospect. Already around 6’4″ and possibly still growing, he combines athleticism and skill to make tough finishes in the paint. His vertical leap and length allow him to make plays on defense, and he is also a capable rebounder.

Woodson has a natural talent for creating his own shot, making him one of the toughest players to guard on the floor. With a quick first step and strong ball-handling skills, he can break down defenders and get to his spots with ease. He’s comfortable scoring in a variety of ways—whether it’s pulling up off the dribble, using step-backs, or attacking the rim with confidence. His ability to generate offense on his own not only gives his team a reliable go-to option but also takes pressure off his teammates. When the clock is winding down or the defense is locked in, Woodson’s shot-making ability stands out as a difference-maker

Isaiah Woodson Isaiah Woodson 6'4" | PF Losee | 2029 State NV grabs the #5 spot. He is a versatile and bouncey forward who can do a little bit of everything to help his team win. On offense, Woodson can score in the paint, or he can connect on 3-point shots. As a defender his height, length and athleticism help him protect the rim. Woodson is also a very capable rebounder and he has a good motor. Overall, there is a lot to like and he has even more upside if he keeps getting taller.