Osinski is a powerful prolific scorer who is a threat to either bully his way or space the floor from deep. He plays uses his strength to bully smaller defenders who try to guard him. Like the way he frequently found others for scoring chances with his vision of the floor. Osinski breaks down the game well and has great instincts when he is on the ball. I want to see him play off of two feet more when on the attack. I would say the one knock on him is he is stuck between a few different positions.

Valente Rocks HGSL had an awesome win against BABC this weekend (among a couple other good performances), and Osinski was the biggest reason why. The 6-foot-5 wing is a three-level scorer who has great athleticism, skill, and motor. He can finish above-the-rim in transition and keeps a great line to the rim on drives, but he’s also a good passer and can play off the ball as a shooter or cutter. Defensively, his strength and size allows him to guard a wide variety of players, and he’s an excellent rebounder for his position as a result. Osinksi is a high-academic kid, and I wouldn’t be surprised if some Ivy’s get involved.

Osinski was ridiculously impressive for Valente Rocks in their game against The Club this weekend. The 6-foot-5 wing is absurdly strong and completely disregards players on the way to the rim, and he has good vertical athleticism and length, so he can finish above the rim with lots of force. The junior can knock down threes as well, and he makes excellent kick out passes to teammates once the defense collapses on him. Osinski is controlled, skilled, and athletic, and I think scholarship schools should definitely be interested in him—he definitely turned some heads this weekend.