Whyte was completely dominant in Vermont Academy’s win over Darrow. The 6-foot-3 guard seems like he has leveled up athletically and is even more physically dominant on fast breaks than he used to be. He has so much speed and explosiveness with a head of steam and finishes beautifully with contact using his right and left hand. There might not be a better player at drawing fouls and converting and-ones in the NEPSAC than Whyte. The junior also made play after play on the defensive end—steals on the ball, blocks, and passing lane interceptions—and turned them into offense. He’s a special, special player who should be garnering lots of D1 interest.

Whyte was completely dominant in Vermont Academy’s win over Darrow. The 6-foot-3 guard seems like he has leveled up athletically and is even more physically dominant on fast breaks than he used to be. He has so much speed and explosiveness with a head of steam and finishes beautifully with contact using his right and left hand. There might not be a better player at drawing fouls and converting and-ones in the NEPSAC than Whyte. The junior also made play after play on the defensive end—steals on the ball, blocks, and passing lane interceptions—and turned them into offense. He’s a special, special player who should be garnering lots of D1 interest.