Carter was one of the most athletic guards in camp and that shone through during combine testing as well as his drives to the rim. An athletic slasher who can get to the basket off the dribble himself, Carter was at his best when he put pressure on the rim. A new-look Stepinac team will need to replace a large majority of their production from last season, and Carter is seemingly poised to step into a big role.

Among the more electric guards we saw on the day, Carter caught the eye during his lone game of the morning before really taking center stage in the Top-30 all-star game. A slender, quick guard with length to grow into over time, Carter was effective using his slick handle to create space for a feathery jumper that he had no issue getting off over bigger defenders. He played with tremendous confidence and looked to be one of the more dynamic natural scorers in the gym. We’ll have to see him in more structured settings, and there’s a long way to go as Carter is barely 14 and a half years old, but he’s certainly on the radar after his standout weekend.

Carter is a skilled guard who can score from all levels, showing impressive range and confidence from deep. He finishes effectively around the basket, using strength, touch, and body control to convert tough shots in traffic. As a playmaker, he reads the floor well and creates opportunities for teammates with smart passes and pace. With his scoring versatility and growing feel for the game, Carter has a high upside and the tools to become a dynamic two-way guard.