Obieke is a lightning quick guard who really impressed playing on the ball and making others better. He raked up a bunch of assists. His quickness allows him to touch the paint often and get by defenders. He finished with 9 points. He is a prospect who should be a priority at the small college level who needs a guard who can score and create opportunities for others.

Obieke leaves his mark on the game as a perimeter marksman who can got hot in a jiffy from deep. Opposing coaches need to know where he is at all times on the floor or he will make them pay. He is very vocal on the defensive end and isn’t afraid to communicate with his teammates on what is going on in the game. Defenders can struggle to keep him in front of them. Obieke also showed that he could be in good spots on the floor to secure rebounds and can push the pace after he collects the basketball. He is a prospect who should be a priority at the small college level.

I caught Obieke at the UAA finals and he stood out thanks to his quickness and ability to score the basketball on his grassroots team. Another prep prospect, Obieke was a player I saw with Andrews Osborne Academy last season and his return to the program alongside Division I targets in the 2027 class should allow him to take the next step in his recruitment. Interesting times in Ohio with so much talent at non OHSAA programs, as reflected with four of the five prospects in this article playing at prep schools.

A couple Andrews Osborne players have impressed me this summer and Obieke continues the list of players that are standing out for the northeast Ohio prep school during the July grassroots season. Obieke is a quick guard who can blow by the defense with one crossover move and score in the paint. Obieke also made multiple 3-pointers off the dribble, showing his ability to flat out score the basketball in different ways. Talented lead guard who could have a breakout post grad year with Andrews Orborne Academy.