White was one of the more aggressive scorers in the gym. He’s looking to attack, get downhill, and make plays. What I liked was he didn’t disappear, he stayed involved and kept putting pressure on the defense. When he’s in that mode, he’s tough to deal with.

White was a constant presence throughout the weekend utilizing his all around offensive ability for Fear No One who put their name to the test as they loaded their schedule up this weekend. White’s ability to break the defense down off the bounce was on full display as he’s a confident combo guard with great positional size. White is comfortable both on or off the ball and plays with a great level of toughness at both ends of the floor. He’s got the ability to make shots off the catch or bounce and plays with a sense of fearlessness that will translate with him from level to level and setting to setting. White and this team will be an independent group for college coaches to monitor closely as they’ve done a tremendous job testing themselves vs some of the best teams in the state, making them more than ready for the challenges ahead. White should be one of the best players in the 828 next season at Hickory High School.

White enjoyed a very productive junior season at Hickory High School on a team with a ton of talent that won 75% of their games this past season. White averaged. 9.9 Points, 3.9 Rebounds, 3.3 Assists, 1.2 Steals, and 0.5 Blocks per game on 50/35/65 shooting splits. White played his first weekend with Fear No One at the Phenom Stay Positive showcase. White can operate out of ball screens where he’s more than than comfortable getting to his spots or making the right read finding a teammate. He’s got good positional size for a combo guard and is continuing to add strength to his frame. White is also a true combo guard, not just a guy that is on the ball but just looking to score. He can truly play off the ball effectively or be a real PG when it’s in his hands, that will bode well for him this spring/summer as he’ll be adjusting to new teammates from the high school season. White should enjoy a really productive spring/summer as he heads into his senior year at Hickory where he’ll be an even more important part of that team than he was last year. White should be able to assert himself as a bonafide next level guy as more of those opportunities start to come his way.

White will be a new face to know at Hickory High this season; he brings over a strong knack for scoring the ball at the guard spot after a strong showing with St. Stephen’s High in 2024-25 as part of a strong backcourt duo; he’ll look to bring the same prowess to the Tornadoes, a squad that went 16-6 in 2024-25 and returns both Hayden Hillman Hayden Hillman 6'0" | PG St. Stephens | 2027 State NC and Jordan Powell Jordan Powell 6'2" | CG Hickory | 2027 State NC

White is an emerging name to get to know in the HoopState out of St. Stephen’s High. He’s shown he can attack with and without the ball in his hands as an attacking guard prospect. He’s done work with Team Scoot on the Pro16 stage this spring/summer and it’s ultimately shown in his ranking as he’s moved from the watchlist to No. 34 in the latest rankings update for the 2027 class. He’s got tremendous confidence with the ball in his hands and won’t hesitate to score points in bunches when needed. He’s a name for college programs in the region to start tracking early given his IQ on the hardwood.

White is another prospect out of St. Stephen’s High to make his debut in the rankings as he debuts at 34th. He’s a shifty guard/wing prospect at 6-foot-3 who led his varsity squad in scoring (15.8 points per game), rebounds (3.7 per game) and assists (3.6 per game) as he continues to show his prowess with Team Scott on the Pro16 stage. He debuts at 34th off the WatchList as he looks to make his name felt in the 2027 class in the state of North Carolina.