Athleticism and versatility are the two traits that stand out the most when you watch Smith compete. The two-year varsity standout for coach Shon Haralson at Milwaukee Bradley Tech had a very good spring/summer on the club circuit after missing some of his sophomore campaign with an injury. He still managed to average 14.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 2.5 steals while helping Bradley Tech to a 19-9 record. Smith’s vast potential and athleticism has helped him earn NCAA Division I offers from Milwaukee, Cal State-Bakersfield, Robert Morris and Utah State

An explosive 6-foot-5 wing who owns NCAA Division I scholarship offers from Cal State Bakersfield, Milwaukee, Robert Morris and Milwaukee, Smith continues to move up the Prep Hoops Wisconsin Player Rankings in the 2026 class. He sits at No. 7 at this point after a strong sophomore campaign with Milwaukee Bradley Tech and then a solid spring/summer with the Wisconsin Playground Club . Smith is at his best driving to the basket and finishing above the rim. He is extremely vertical and uses that asset to beat defenders. Smith is working hard to improve his three-point and free-throw shooting percentages. He averaged 13.8 points and 10.0 rebounds as a junior while helping upstart Milwaukee Bradley Tech to a 19-9 record.