Jaidan earned himself a starting role for Trinity as a sophomore, one that he’ll likely retain for the rest of his career as a Shamrock. His court awareness and quick feet make for an excellent rebounder on both ends of the court. He’s great at cleaning up plays and creating second chances when needed. Jaidan has also shown steady improvement as a playmaker and outside shooting threat over the years. He has the skillset and size necessary to play and guard multiple positions. Moving forward, becoming a consistent threat off the dribble in the half court could be the key to unlock Jaidan’s full potential.

Bartlett is a top 20 entrant in our rankings and has the potential to move even higher over time. One of the best prospects on the Trinity roster, Jaidan is long and has the positional versatility to switch across multiple positions on the defensive end. A good shooter with a lean frame and the potential to add some bulk on over the next year, Bartlett is a name to monitor in Louisville over the next few years.

Louisville Trinity has a lot of underclassmen talent and Bartlett really impressed me on both ends of the court. With a good frame for his age, Bartlett could even grow a few more inches in the next couple years. Maybe his most skilled move of the night came on a reverse pivot where he found the space to score about 10 feet from the rim. With a high release on his jump-shot, Bartlett’s jumper is tough to block and he knocked down a 3-pointer that looked smooth. Definitely a player to watch develop in the future, I’ll be excited to follow Bartlett’s progression throughout his upperclassmen seasons.