Summit County Day has a nice depth of players with a unique blend of skills. The team has ball handling, shooting, positional size, rebounding and defensive talent, with Scott checking the final three boxes right now. A smooth transition athlete, Scott is at his best when he’s cutting and crashing the offensive glass. I’ve seen Summit Country Day knock off some top teams from across Ohio during the month of June and their 2028 class has a chance to be special if they all stick together. After only getting to play in the first 11 games last season due to OHSAA transfer rules, Scott is an example of a prospect who should see his production potentially double as a scorer and rebounder this winter.

A bit of an under the radar name out of Cincinnati, Scott had some bright flashes on Saturday as an athlete, rebounder and interior scorer. With impressive physical tools, Scott can really move latterly and jump for a player his size. Getting to the rim off the dribble and crashing the glass, Scott was effective as an interior scorer all day. Scott can also play above the rim when he has a runway, almost throwing down a tip dunk and later having a breakaway dunk. Scott is starting to turn his potential into production and is at a Summit Country Day program that will challenge in him practice daily.