Jayden is such a versatile guard prospect that is great when paired alongside an elite ball handler. The 6’4” rising senior can guard a variety of different players defensively, as he is very long and athletic. Offensively, he is at his best when slashing to the basket, especially in transition, converting around the basket at a high clip. Anunda is also a standout rebounder for his position.

Jayden has been a prospect that has really impressed me this spring and continued to turn heads on Friday night. His athleticism was on full display, as he opened the game with an alley-oop slam in transition. He is an extremely versatile defender, being able to match up with guards, wings, and forwards comfortably. He is a great finisher around the rim, as he can use his length and strength to finish through traffic.

Really like the potential that Jayden has on the defensive end moving forward. At 6’4 he has the combination of length and athleticism to defend a multitude of spots, while also posing a threat as a shot blocker. During the game I watched on Sunday he had some impressive moments moving his feet and cutting off the ball against smaller guards, showing the effort and lateral mobility to be a lockdown defender. Offensively he showed above the rim finishing ability in transition, and had no problem playing through some contact to get to the rim in half-court settings.

Anunda’s size and length stand out upon first glance, on defense he shows off his ability to make life hard on defenders getting his arms up to contest and even block shots. He also has a keen ability to grab rebounds on offense and defense using his size to box out defenders. He can take it to the lane and score as well inducing contact and drawing multiple fouls hitting his free throws in the process.