Green’s ability to run a team that wins at a high level is what makes him such an appealing PG for the next level. His understanding of managing the game, keeping his teammates engaged at both ends, all while balancing his own offense is really really impressive. Green can get you 25 if needed or be the best player on the floor while only taking 5 shots. He also possesses a ton of ability on the defensive end of the floor, he slides his feet well, has active hands, but isn’t over aggressive in his approach at that end of the floor. Green isn’t a big guard but has that wiry strength that allows him to play through contact with minimal issue. As Apex Friendship enjoys one of if not their best season in school history, Green has been the catalyst and looks to lead them on another deep playoff run after a 3rd round win vs Broughton this evening.

Green has been a supremely consistent PG in NC’s 2026 class as long as he’s been on varsity at Apex Friendship. He can make outside shots, control the game, and single handily deal with pressure from the opposition. Early on, Green did a great job finding Landon Henke Landon Henke 6'6" | PF/C Apex Friendship | 2026 State NC down low and kicking out to a scorching hot Jackson McNally Jackson McNally 6'1" | SG Apex Friendship | 2027 State NC . As the game progressed, Green began to call his own number with more frequency. With Apex Friendship down heading into the 4th, Green got more aggressive, scoring 7 of his 13 points in the final frame of the game. Green is a no brainer next level talent that should garner more and more recruiting attention as he’s been a massive reason behind this special 18-1 start for Apex Friendship.