How do you think your team and yourself performed throughout this season?

-I think me and the team did the best we could to our ability, I feel I played my role in scoring when needed.

What was the biggest obstacle you and your team faced this season?

-Our biggest obstacle was adapting to the changes made during our games and sticking to what we know that’ll help us win!

What do you think you improved most on the court?

-I feel I improved on leading an making sure the guys felt comfortable with getting out their comfort zone and rebounding was a key accomplished for me personally.

What are you looking to improve before the next level?

-I would would like to improve on staying healthy to maintain a strong body and continue getting better everyday so I can be ready for whatever comes my way.

Who are some teammates that you think stood out this season? Who are some teammates who could have breakout years next year in your eyes?

– Tre Walker Tre Walker 5'9" | CG Mt Tahoma | 2024 State WA #1 teammate a player could ask for he makes sure he holds everyone accountable no matter the situation, he facilitates the floor well an makes sure players get to their spots before setting something up , can score at any given moment an think he’s going to have a mind blowing year next year.

Dewalt benefits from getting Cayden McDaniel Cayden McDaniel 6'3" | CG BFL Prep | 2023 State WA back this year. Last season, much of the scoring and playmaking burden vacated by McDaniel was put onto Dewalt and sharpshooter Tre Walker Tre Walker 5'9" | CG Mt Tahoma | 2024 State WA . While Dewalt was able to show good shooting range, and powerful, athletic finishing at the rim, he seems to be more successful when having that lead operator who can create space for Dewalt to highlight his skill combo of slashing and shooting. He’ll have more space to move and less defensive focus his way this year which should spell a big season for him. Reducing the playmaking onus should also allow Dewalt to divert more energy to the defensive end where he can be a big-time playmaker.

How do you think your off-season went? What are you most looking forward to this season?rn-I feel my off season went pretty well , these past few months been a lot of strength an conditioning an jus sticking to the script of grind. What I’ll be looking forward to this season is winning an also leading the team to get what we work for

What are some things that stand out about your game? Things that coaches can see and know you excel atrn-My standout game is being able to get to the rim at any given moment an being crafty with the ball to make defenders shift to either get myself or a teammate open

What are you looking for in a school beyond HS?rn-I am looking for a school that’s wants me an that’s a great fit for me an my family also that would be a great school to further my education

Have you been in contact with any coaches/schools? If so, what schools?rn-I’ve been in contact with SeattleU , CWU, Alaska Fairbanks , Portland state , and Washington State.

What do you want to improve on most in your game before playing at the next level?rn-What I would like to work towards to improve my game on is guarding opponent 94 feet and staying active on ball defensively

Dewalt is a player who I’ve seen get hot in a hurry and on both ends of the floor, sinking buckets and creating turnovers. Entering his senior year, there is still a lot of potential left for him to reach. Most of that comes down to consistency. As an exceptional athlete, I think Dewalt has the ability to take on the opposing team’s best player night after night on the defensive end and be a real difference maker for his team. If he locks in on each defensive possession, he can make a name for himself as a top defender in his league.

No. 8 | Dewalt has a bit of a mellow vibe on the court but he’s proven he can score in bursts and is an underrated on-ball defender. He shoots the three well, and is an above-average athlete that can finish high at the rim. He seems to feed on his successes, so when he sees one shot go down, you better be ready for him to go on a run. Between him, Tre Walker Tre Walker 5'9" | CG Mt Tahoma | 2024 State WA , and Cayden McDaniel Cayden McDaniel 6'3" | CG BFL Prep | 2023 State WA , Silas could be a sneaky team next season.