Scott was one of the best players I saw on Saturday. He had supreme confidence in his game. He took early control of the game and did not let it go. Started the game with a pair of steals. He was getting to the basket whenever he wanted and did it with ease. He is a special slasher who uses his quick first step to get by the defender. Hey had very good body control in the air and had tremendous finishing ability with either hand. Scott also showed a good stroke as well on his jumper. This kid is a very good player.

Scott is on the move as he’s now with the defending Division I state champs of Archbishop Hoban in Akron. Scott is a dynamic guard who is one of the more gifted passers in the region. Able to break the defense down off the dribble and throw some impressive passes around his head or no look, Scott can make life easier for his teammates when the ball is in his hands. I’m excited to see Scott get the opportunity to play next to Jonas Nichols Jonas Nichols 6'3" | SG Hoban | 2024 State OH for Hoban as they’ll once again be one of the strongest teams in northeast Ohio despite losing a strong senior core. For Scott, finding a way to fit in shouldn’t be difficult, he was already making noise in June at Midwest live. At the grassroots level, his 16 U OBC group was a talented squad with multiple prospects ready to get looks by scholarship programs next spring and summer.

Another new face in a new place, Scott is now at the defending Division I state champions of Archbishop Hoban. The knights were without both Jonas Nichols Jonas Nichols 6'3" | SG Hoban | 2024 State OH and Sam Greer Sam Greer 6'8" | C Archbishop Hoban | 2026 OH due to minor injuries but still had plenty of talent to shine on Sunday. Scott likely had the most assists in any one game I saw this weekend, passing the ball at an extremely high level. Scott is able to put the ball on a dime in the pick and roll, use no look passes to keep the defense guessing and find cutters to the basket. A rhythm shot-maker, Scott’s jumper looks better off one or two dribbles than the catch, as he made a handful off the bounce and a top of the key 3-pointer off the catch. Expect Scott to have a big year with the Knights as they reload for another deep playoff run.

Scott has been a steady riser this spring with OBC’s 16 U group and continued that impressive play on Sunday. One of the better pick and roll maestros in the 2025 class, Scott makes a few eye catching passes every time you watch him. A little more aggressive as a scorer this weekend, Scott wasn’t shy about shooting it from the outside or going to the floater. Expect Scott to be one of the top guards in the federal league as GlenOak should compete for a conference title in 2023-24.

OBC 16 U has had a strong spring on the UA Rise circuit and it was good to catch them again. Their backcourt of Scott, Jason Henlon Jason Henlon 6'0" | PG Sandusky | 2025 State OH and Brady Ganley Brady Ganley 6'2" | SG Brecksville-Broadview Heights | 2025 State OH (who will be spotlighted in a separate article later this week) was impressive in their tight win over Shining Star Price 16 U. Scott is a pure point guard who plays with good pace and wants to get his teammates involved first. Making smart passes in the pick and roll and when he’s driving to the hoop, Scott is one of the best passers in Ohio’s 2025 class. With the ball in his hands, Scott also does a good job of keeping the defense off balance with changing speeds and using crossovers, he also made a couple scoop layups when he looked to score in the paint.