King Griffin King Griffin 5'9" | CG Sacramento | 2029 State CA-N | 6’0 PG | 2029

King Griffin King Griffin 5'9" | CG Sacramento | 2029 State CA-N continues to stand out as one of the most creative guards I’ve seen this season. He finished with 14 points, but the scoring only tells part of the story. Griffin is elite at handling the ball in traffic, right there with the best in Norcal, with NJ Gray NJ Gray 6'2" | PG/SG Branson | 2027 State #149 Nation CA-N . He’s comfortable navigating tight spaces and still making plays at full speed.

What really separates him is his ability to get everyone involved. Griffin has a natural feel for putting teammates in position to score, whether it’s finding 6’1 Demere Taylor for the highlight alley-oop or hitting Jamare Garrison Jamare Garrison 6'0" | CG Sacramento | 2026 State CA-N in rhythm for crunch-time threes. When other scorers get going, Griffin knows how to feed them and keep the offense flowing.

Defensively, he showed his athleticism with a block in the paint on a bigger player, proving that size doesn’t limit his impact. King Griffin King Griffin 5'9" | CG Sacramento | 2029 State CA-N plays with confidence, creativity, and competitive edge, and there’s very little on the court he can’t do.

King Griffin King Griffin 5'9" | CG Sacramento | 2029 State CA-N | 5’10 PG | Sacramento High
Griffin showed why he’s one of the most exciting young guards in the area. His ball handling is more than just elite, his creativity make his handle special! And he uses it to get to any desired spot on the floor. When you add in his speed with his handle he’s very difficult for teams the trap and get the ball out of his hands. Around the rim, he finishes naturally with either hand naturally as an ambidextrous would. Griffin’s layup finishes are next level. King Griffin King Griffin 5'9" | CG Sacramento | 2029 State CA-N is a true point guard that can run a team and is already capable of leading at the varsity level as he recently played up at the 17U. Sacramento High will be in great shape at the PG position for years to come.

He’s already showing he can handle things at the varsity level. He’s a confident, quick guard with plenty of ways to break down defenders, get into the paint, and score in traffic. He has the ability to generate buckets and involve others. He changes speeds, has a burst, hits the quick pull-up jumper. He’s hard to stay in front of at times.