The 6-foot-3 combo guard has the court awareness to run the offense, the shot making to score in volume from 3-levels, and the versatility to defend various positions. Parks has been one of the fastest rinsing prospects in the Central Section over the past year and he was looking to attack the basket on a regular basis on Day 1 of the Shootout, as Sanger was without standout senior forward Jordan Ruffin. Parks has a strong handle on the ball, keeps the dribble alive to find open teammates or get to his attack spots on the wing, has a variety of moves to create space from his defender, using the crossover, wrap-behind, hesitation, spin-move, and fadeaway to get by his initial defender, gets good lift on the jumper with body control to score through contact in the air from the mid-range area, and is a versatile scorer around the basket with the euro-step and up-and-under lay-ups, as well as the strength to bully through contact and score in close range. Parks moves well off the ball, gets to his shot spots, or uses the step-back, and is effective with the 3-ball off the catch or the dribble. Parks is active on the glass, gets points off missed shots, limits opponents to single shot possessions, has active hands on defense to deflect passes or jump passing lanes, and has the strength to hold up against bigger players on switches. 

Parks has been one of the fastest rising prospects in the Section since the start of his junior season up to now, and he displayed his versatility as a scorer, along with his ability to defend multiple positions, and make plays to get others involved, earning him league MVP and helping get his team to the D4 Section Title game. Parks came with his A-game and made a statement in the Top 30 All-Star Game, and was selected co-MVP of the game finishing with a game-high 12 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist to help his team get the win over Team White. Parks has great handles, keeps the dribble alive to find openings in the defense to attack, has a plethora of moves to score the ball, using the combo crossover variations, the spin-move, fade-away, and hesitation to get his defender off balance, gets good lift with accuracy on the jumper from the mid-range to the 3-point line off the dribble, and is a crafty scorer around the basket, using the euro-step, up-and-under, and reverse lay-ups to score over height in the paint, as well as the physical build to score through contact down the lane. Parks is able to defend the 1 through 3 spots effectively, is active on the board to get points off the put-back, push the ball off the glass, and has active hands to deflect passes, jump passing lanes, and later shots from the wing.