Last season at Boyertown, greaves quietly averaged 11 points and 6.4 rebounds per game against the high-level opponents in the Pioneer Athletic Conference. The move to national powerhouse Perkiomen School and reclassing into the 2026 graduate year should help put his name on the recruiting map. Greaves is a long and talented stretch-4 prospect. His jumper is automatic from all over the floor, including behind the arc. He also owns respectable dribbling skills. The combination of those two assets makes Greaves an effective perimeter threat. Plus, his length and muscular frame enable Greaves to score on quick post ups and dives to the rim as well as via the offensive glass. This fall it will be interesting to watch how Greaves meshes with the extraordinarily talented Perkiomen lineup.   

This former Boyertown standout is a stretch-4 prospect who presents serious match-up issues for opponents. Greaves owns a highly accurate jump shot as well as respectable handles and moves well. So, he can destroy bigs who attempt to defend him on the perimeter. His height and ability to execute quick post ups means that he can take guards down low and score with ease. Greaves is lights out 3-point shooter too. Last season Greaves averaged 11 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. In addition to transferring, Greaves has reclassed into the 2026 graduate year.