Priddy is a pure scorer who can put the ball in the basket however you want it. He’s dangerous at all three levels — off the dribble, pull-up, catch-and-shoot, or even off balance. It doesn’t matter, Priddy finds ways to score. He’s the type of player who can create instant offense and completely change a game with his scoring ability.

I’ve been really impressed with Priddy’s progression through the years, transforming his body to become one of the more physical guards in Ohio with an absolute burner as well. Priddy has been productive for a Lima Central Catholic squad that has made deep playoff runs each of the last two seasons. Playing for Ohio Buckets Black, Priddy has established himself as a priority scholarship target for regional programs with UNOH and Lourdes offering him.

Priddy was getting to it in the game I watched him play against The Family EYBL squad. He attacked their pressure from the tip-off until the end of the game. He attacked pressure and was able to get to the rim and midrange where he is best. He knocked down shots well and showed off his high-elevating jumper off the dribble. He is really good at creating shots from himself. He showed he could play a fast-paced game while still being totally under control.

I was really impressed with Priddy during the high school season as he took on a lead scoring role for a Lima Central Catholic squad that made it to a regional final for a second straight season. A strongly built guard who shoots the cover off the basketball, Priddy keeps the game simple with how he scores and attacks. I expect scholarship programs to become interested in Priddy when they see him either with the Ohio Buckets in the summer or with Lima Central Catholic in June. Production + physicality + shooting ability is a good trio of skills to have at the college level.

Ohio Buckets Black straight up dominated their competition and I caught them in a blowout victory where Priddy was dominant. An elite shooter, Priddy has soft touch from the outside and shoots a pretty ball. Defensively, Priddy used his active hands to strip ball handlers and jump passing lanes that helped start fast breaks that usually resulted in easy buckets for his team. After an impressive postseason run to the regional final and continuing his positive momentum during the spring grassroots season, Priddy will be a stock riser in our next rankings update for the class of 2026.

One of the best scoring guards in northwest Ohio’s 2026 class, Priddy has had some monster scoring games this season and put the team on his back on Tuesday with a monster second half scoring effort. With multiple drives on the wing with soft touch layups and floaters. Also a knockdown shooter on the perimeter, Priddy knocked down a handful of set shots from the outside. His efficency was impressive as he finished 9/17 from the floor and had 25 points. A strong framed guard, Priddy plays physical on both ends of the court. That strength will translate to the college level where I expect Priddy’s recruitment to take a spike this summer.

Priddy is a bucket-getter. The game is about buckets and he is a true consistent bucket-getter. He is super skilled and has a great understanding of scoring angles. He gets to his spots whenever he wants to and knocks down shots. He can hit shots off the dribble, with a hand in his face, fading away, and any other way that you can think. He will be the primary scorer for Lima Central Catholic this year and is someone I expect to be one of the highest points-per-game scorers in NWO. He is a talented scoring guard. 

Priddy is a straight hooper. He is someone who has gotten onto my radar recently and has impressed me every time I watch him. He is someone that is consistent and always knows what you are going to get. He makes shots from all over the floor. Gets to his spot and creates space well. He makes shots off-balance well. He will consistently make difficult shots. You won’t stop him, just try to contain him. 

Priddy is someone who took on the challenges all day long. The challenges of playing against the other team’s best player and going toe to toe with them. He scored the ball well and went at whoever was guarding him. He does a great job of shooting it off the dribble. Just a pure scorer. 

This scoring guard is a standout player with excellent feel for the game. He has a natural ability to score efficiently, showing a great feel for when and how to attack. He never forces shots, demonstrating patience and smart decision-making on the court. His size gives him an advantage in creating opportunities and finishing plays. He is a skilled passer, effectively facilitating the offense and creating scoring chances for his teammates. His combination of scoring ability, basketball IQ, and playmaking makes him a valuable asset for any team. He is a dog.