Toombs proved to be a skilled guard with the ability to beat defenders off the dribble and finish with either hand off either foot, whether it’s a layup or an off-balance floater. His body control and touch around the rim make him a constant threat in the paint. Showcasing excellent composure, he has the wherewithal to cuff the ball or hop-step through traffic, using his strength and footwork to protect it before going up. In transition, Toombs wasted no time pushing the pace, often turning defensive rebounds into fast breaks and accelerating the game to his advantage. His head was always up, scanning the floor and reading the defense. As a playmaker, Toombs showed elite court vision and passing instincts. He wasn’t just reacting to the defense, he manipulated it. With precise timing and touch, he threw teammates open, anticipating their movements and leading them into scoring opportunities. His ability to deliver pinpoint passes under pressure reflected the maturity of his game, making him the engine of the offense and a true dime-dropper who consistently created advantages for his team.

Kylen is a resilient, vocal combo guard with an unbreakable confidence and the ability to lead the charge for his team. He’s a persistent player with patience that gives him the ability to figure it out as he goes and make smart decisions on the floor. He has impressive vision and IQ for his age – constantly surveying the floor to see what the defense is giving him. He’s a solid two-way player you can depend on, consistently staying in front of his man, fighting around screens, and causing general havoc for his opponent. He’s active in the paint when cleaning the glass and can finish through contact nicely. He’s not afraid to go coast to coast if the opportunity presents itself. Toombs is going to turn a lot of heads in the coming year.