Though still a raw prospect at this stage, Jayden has the physical tools you just can’t teach. Listed at 6’11, he’s impressively agile at his size. His first bucket of the game saw him catch at the top of the key, and take off for a straight line drive down the lane. I was impressed by the mobility and coordination he showed to attack the space and finish on the move. Showed he can get off the floor quickly as he threw down a two handed dunk followed up shortly after by a big swat defensively. Had a couple of nice passes out of the post, utilizing his long frame to zip it in over the top of his defender. Would like to see him get a bit more aggressive offensively, as he did spend a lot of time floating out on the perimeter.

A long, tall, thin player with surprising skills and the ability to elevate around the basket to block/alter shots and finish above the rim, Suehs figures to be a player college coaches will track over the next two years due to his size and skill package. He’s going to win the jump ball against almost every other player in the state, and his length to get deflections and steals is a major problem for opponents. Suehs needs to get stronger and add weight to his frame, but his future is very promising as he continues to mature and fill out.