Zaragoza is a physical, skilled, and rapidly developing forward that runs the floor, has various moves to operate in the paint, and is relentless on the glass. Zaragoza had a strong showing in his team’s semifinal loss to the Clippers, putting up a near double-double of 10 points and 8 rebounds, and will be a great addition for the Pride, who have an elite perimeter attack with the likes of NJ Gray NJ Gray 6'2" | PG/SG Salesian-Richmond | 2027 State #144 Nation CA-N , Juelz Richo Juelz Richo 6'5" | SF Salesian-Richmond | 2028 State CA-N , Asante Johnson Asante Johnson 6'1" | CG/SG Salesian-Richmond | 2027 State CA-N , Tayshaun Bozeman Tayshaun Bozeman 6'1" | PG Salesian-Richmond | 2028 State CA-N , and more, to hold down the interior and add a true rim protector. Zaragoza has solid footwork, moves to get separation from his defender, using the spin-move, up-and-under, shoulder fake, and the hook/floater with great touch on shots around the basket. Zaragoza gets points off the put-back, limits opponents to single shot possessions, releases the ball quickly to get up the court, can make reads from the top of the key to players cutting off the ball, and sets good screens with good timing on the dive out of the pick and roll action.