Keyae Lacy Keyae Lacy 6'3" | SG Simeon | 2027 State IL proved he can impact the game in just about every way, but his scoring ability is what stands out most. He consistently got to his spots and elevated over defenders with confidence. Around the basket, he finished through contact with creative, acrobatic finishes, and he also showed he can stretch the floor by knocking down shots from beyond the arc. A true three-level scorer, Keyae pairs his offensive skill set with impressive athleticism, which was on display all weekend. He’s a natural bucket-getter with the tools to play at the next level.

Have seen Lacy play a few times now over the past year. The recent Wolverines transfer affects the game in a multitude of avenues. Saw his early morning Sunday contest and it was no different. He gets downhill with a full head of steam and likes to speed the pace of the game up. He can go both ways with either hand for finishes above the rim in heavy traffic. Converted on a couple and1’s and also drew his fair share of whistles while getting to the cup. Shares it effectively as well with quick swing passes and drop offs in transition. The way he sees the floor helps others get better and will continue to elevate team’s success. Can fit a 1-3 role at this stage for next level with size, athleticism, and versatility.

Watched Lacy play last year at the end of the summer AAU season and has developed his game since then. Has sprouted a bit with the ability to play a 2, 3, or 4 dependent upon program need. Plays bigger than size. He cleans up the glass like a forward but has the hands, feet, and speed for a guard position. Had 15 in early morning game on Sunday to go along with a close double digit marker in the rebounding department. All over the court. Works well in transition. Has 3 level scoring touch. A consistent skill set.

Keyae had his team in it until the very end against a tough Breakaway Gold team. He immediately stands out with his long wing-span at 6’3, which combined with his athleticism makes him a dangerous finisher at the rim. He showed the change of speed on the ball to break defenders down off the dribble and attack the basket, but also crashed the glass hard for an impressive put-back finish. Can create separation and knock down a pull-up jumper as well. His long frame combined with agility allowed him to defend a number of spots on the floor.