A 2026 grad playing as an unsigned senior, Webb stood out with his ability to score working off Diaz. Scoring off a baseline cut and a backdoor cut, Webb has the length and quickness to finish at the rim before rim protectors could rotate over to contest. Add in Webb knocking down a corner 3-pointer and throwing down an alley-oop dunk and he had a nice mix of highlight plays and little actions that caught my eye. Webb impacted winning for one of two teams to go 3-0 this weekend at the 17 U level.

Talk about bursting onto the scene that is what Javan did. A very versatile scorer. Really good size. Can drill the perimeter jumper. Strong and physical finishing at the rim off the catch or bounce. Plays above the rim. A rim runner. Outstanding rebounder and rim protector with his ability to swoop in to block shots.

Consistently puts himself in good spots on the floor to capitalize on second-chance opportunities. Shows the ability to roll effectively to the rim and has a knack for being in the right place at the right time. The lefty displays flashes of being able to space the floor, with a smooth, confident release when he lets it fly. I like his ability to present mismatch problems for opposing defenses.

Leading the charge for a mostly younger Scanlan group in an upset win over Christ the King, Webb put on an impressive display of his two-way versatility as a Swiss-army forward. He stuffed the stat sheet to the tune of 14 points, 13 boards, 4 assists, and a pair of steals while playing with consistent toughness and energy on both ends of the floor. Webb was effective running the floor in transition to create early offense for both himself and his teammates, and battled defensively as part of an undersized frontcourt that relies heavily on his motor and athleticism on the back line. His shooting is the potential cherry on top, though he didn’t convert any of his 3 tries on the afternoon. Webb remains one of the more versatile and athletic forwards on the board for D1 programs to take a look at this spring.

Webb is a tough NYC guard who plays with an edge and relentless downhill pressure. He uses shifty footwork and quick bursts to get past defenders and into the paint. Once inside, he can finish through traffic or adjust midair to avoid shot blockers. His vision stands out, consistently finding teammates when the defense collapses. Webb balances scoring and playmaking, knowing when to attack and when to facilitate. He processes the game at a high level, making smart reads in tight windows. With his toughness, IQ, and ability to impact the game in multiple ways, he’s a guard opponents struggle to contain.

A player who has exploded onto a lot of D1 radars with a tremendous event season ,now excelling during his high school campaign. Showing off his excellent skillset. A versatile who can play above the rim as well. Handles the ball well with size. He has been knocking down threes at a very respectable rate. Can score inside with finesse or power. A rim protector outstanding rebounder and defends multiple positions. His offer list which includes Hofstra, LaSalle, Manhattan plus many others continues to grow daily.

Webb is a versatile forward who consistently fills up the stat sheet and makes winning plays on both ends of the floor. He impacts the game with his ability to score efficiently, rebound his position, and make the right reads as a passer. Defensively, he brings energy and physicality, guarding multiple positions and disrupting plays. His all-around approach and feel for the game make him a reliable contributor to team success.

Playing against a talented LuHi team, Javan played well and showed no signs of worry. The lefty knocked down a three from the right wing off the bounce, followed by a long three from the top of the key. He managed to get downhill and spin back to his right, finishing with a layup. He demonstrated the ability to finish with both hands when driving downhill. He also took a charge, sacrificing his body, which highlighted his grit and willingness to help his team.

Webb is a skilled prospect with the strength and versatility to score in a variety of ways. He is comfortable playing above the rim, he also stretches the floor with dependable range beyond the arc. His rebounding ability and defensive versatility allow him to guard multiple positions, making him a true two‑way presence. Division I coaches consistently inquire about him, underscoring his growing reputation as a high‑level recruit.

He’s a skilled prospect with the strength and versatility to score in multiple ways. He plays above the rim and has the ability to stretch the floor with range beyond the arc. His high-level rebounding and capacity to defend multiple positions make him a significant two-way presence.