Giles was ruled ineligible by the OHSAA for his senior season transfer to Maple Heights, so the combo guard is now playing at Huntington Prep. Giles has a lot of on-ball scoring talent as the lefty was one of the top scorers in northeast Ohio each of the past two seasons. Giles posted a couple Division II offers back in the Fall and that looks to be the target level of his recruitment at the moment. A guard who is going to come in and compete on both ends of the court and provide some scoring juice, I could see Giles having an early impact at that level.

Another dominant performance, Maple Heights dominated Elyria by forcing so many turnovers and getting easy buckets. I thought Giles defensively caused a lot of havoc with his toughness and aggressiveness getting his hands on loose balls. As a scorer, Giles scored it in a variety of ways including a couple blow by buckets in isolation and two right hand finishes at the rim. The lefty also knocked down a couple 3’s including one after a double crossover move that left the defender in the dust just before the first half horn. Giles is a prospect who should be receiving scholarship interest from Division II and NAIA programs based on his scoring ability and toughness.

Giles is another guard putting up crazy scoring numbers in the Cleveland Senate league with some big-time games so far this season. Giles had an impressive summer with the Ohio Rebels and has continued his high level of play this winter. It will be interesting to see which schools prioritize Giles this spring and summer as he seems like a sleeper to those outside the northeast Ohio area.