Lacey continues to establish himself as a college prospect on the wing following a productive grassroots season with VA Havoc. He averaged 10.3 points per game on the UA Rise circuit, showing his ability to consistently stretch the floor from beyond the arc. His combination of size, length and shooting makes him a valuable floor spacer, and he is also effective in pick and pop situations. Lacey has more to his offensive game than perimeter shooting, showing the ability to put the ball on the floor and get to his midrange pull up. He plays with a high basketball IQ and continues to add versatility to his offensive game.

Lacey had a productive summer with VA Havoc. The rising senior has positional size and is capable of being a three level scorer. He is a better than average athlete and certainly a college level prospect in the 2027 class.

Lacey put together a productive spring with VA Havoc on the UA Rise Circuit, continuing the momentum from an impressive junior season that earned him All-District honors for the Knights. A three level scorer, Lacey possesses good positional size and length, along with the versatility to impact the game from multiple areas of the floor. He offers inside-out scoring ability, can stretch defenses as a pick and pop threat, and is a reliable perimeter shot maker from beyond the arc. Lacey also does a good job creating separation off the dribble, using his skill and footwork to get to his spots and knock down midrange pull-up jumpers. His combination of size, scoring versatility, and offensive skill makes him a wing prospect who should continue to draw attention from college coaches this summer.