This left-handed guard that did a great job attacking the basket and finishing at the rim. What stood out most was the change of pace off the dribble, allowing him to create separation and gain a first-step advantage against defenders. Once he turned the corner, he showed confidence getting downhill and putting pressure on the defense.

His effort on the defensive end was equally impressive. He competed on every possession, stayed active, and consistently worked to make things difficult for opposing ball handlers. The combination of size, athleticism, and motor made him one of the more noticeable players on the floor.

A member of the Class of 2030, he stood out not only in Saturday’s action but throughout the tournament, showing the tools and potential that make him a player worth being among the Top Performers .