Wright was a player we were excited to finally see in person, and he did not disappoint as a key piece for Collective. He used his impressive size and fundamentally sound footwork to establish himself on the block, consistently demanding touches and making the most of his opportunities in the paint. Wright protected the interior with intensity, challenging every shot and making it difficult for opponents to score around the rim. He also controlled the glass with strong rebounding on both ends before quickly igniting transition opportunities with smart outlet passes and his willingness to push the pace. His impact was felt throughout the weekend

Wright impressed with his two-way versatility and relentless motor, consistently finding ways to make a positive impact on the game. He scored in a plethora of ways, showing the ability to produce from multiple areas of the floor while playing within the flow of the offense. Wright also displayed a nose for the basketball, coming up with rebounds, loose balls, and hustle plays that don’t always show up in the box score. His willingness to do whatever is needed to help his team win makes him an invaluable piece on both ends of the floor. With his toughness, versatility, and team-first approach, Wright is a prospect who should be a priority target for high-academic small college programs.

Wright added some depth for Caveman. Was in the right spots to make plays. He thrives as a slasher and moving without the basketball. Wright came up with rebounds and steals, He also found ways to score. He just needs to get his shot to fall at a consistent basis. He should see suitors at the academic division three level.

Wright impressed with his versatility throughout the game. He was effective rebounding the ball . Wright provided some points as a complimentary scorer. He also is always is on the move in the flow of the offense. Wright connected on a few assists throughout the game.

Wright was Kiski’s go to guy on the offensive end finding different ways to score all throughout the game. He had a team high 22 points. His shot was falling from deep. Wright was in good spots to turn defense to offense. He does a good job slashing off the ball and can read and react to different situations on the fly. He had no issue making tough passes throughout the game.

Wright is an unorthodox tweener who can play many different positions. He is very squirrely when he moves and has no issue being an off-ball slasher. Wright plays very scrappy. He chipped in 12 points in their loss to LBA. He has a picturesque release on his shot but he needs to improve on being more efficient he is more of a taker not a maker at this stage. If he be more consistent from three I could see him being a lock as a scholarship player.

Wright put together a standout summer and heads into the upcoming season with plenty of momentum. He consistently showcased tight handles and an aggressive ability to get downhill, where he finishes strong at the rim with either hand. His efficiency around the basket makes him a reliable scoring option, and his ability to lead by example was on full display. His summer was highlighted by a stretch where he averaged 22 points over four games. With his confidence growing and his impact on both ends continuing to rise, Wright is poised for a breakout season