Eason has stepped up in a big way for Overland, flashing the scoring potential that makes him so dangerous. Four of his last five games have been in double figures, and he’s coming off a season high 18 point performance that showed his growing confidence. He plays quick and smart, attacking gaps and getting downhill with purpose. Defenders can’t sag off either because he’s more than capable of burying the three. As his rhythm continues to build, Eason is becoming a reliable offensive spark for Overland

Eason was a defensive standout for Overland in the win, setting the tone from the opening whistle. He played relentless, in your face defense, shutting down drives, staying active with his hands and feet, and forcing multiple turnovers. His pressure made life difficult for his opponents all game, and his energy carried over to the rest of the team. While contributing offensively, Eason’s defensive dominance was the difference maker, showcasing why he’s such a vital piece to his team

Overland’s success hinges on Eason, and that’s the true definition of an X-Factor. If he’s locked in and consistent, they become the conference’s surprise team. Eason is one of the top two-way players in the state,with defense being his calling card as he defends all five spots with intensity. This summer as well as into the Fall, he showcased developing range, his downhill ability with the ball, and an in-between scoring game, which make him dangerous. He fills every hole they have, sets their identity as a hard-nosed team that’s going to bring the best out of you, and, quiet as kept, is Overland’s most important player. Big year for him upcoming. 

Eason was one of the surprises of the summer. He certainly was one of the most improved, and he went into the summer ready to make a name for himself and did just that as he seemingly played in every tournament and showcase that we offered. It was never a doubt that he was one of the top defenders in the class as he’s one of the few prospects in the entire state that defends all 5 positions, but it turned into him being a offensive weapon as well. He put the ball on the floor, shot the 3-ball and got out, and dunked in transition this summer. We also liked how he looked as a facilitator as well, which showcases a very polished game. We’re eager to see if he takes that into the high school season as that will make one of the toughest teams to go against, that much more dangerous. Everything that Eason has got, he’s worked for, and this rankings jump is no different. 

Eason was one of the top performers at The Expo, showcasing a complete skill set that made him stand out. He displayed impressive range, knocking down shots from deep with confidence, while also showing the ability to score from anywhere on the floor. When attacking off the dribble he consistently beat defenders, using his quick first step and creativity to get to the rim or create space for pull ups. Eason contributed in other areas like crashing the boards to secure rebounds and making smart passes to keep the offense flowing. His versatility as a scorer, playmaker and rebounder combined with his constant aggressiveness, made him one of the most impactful and dynamic players of the day

Kymani Eason Kymani Eason 6'2" | PF Overland | 2026 State CO is a prolific offensive threat who does damage, especially around the mid-range area. Featuring a consistent pull-up jumper and elusive ball handling, Kymani brings the whole package to whatever roster he’s on. Eason is a lockdown perimeter defender who loves to be a pest when guarding the ball. Coming up with plenty of steals is typical for Eason, game in and game out.

Eason brings above average size and athleticism as a lead guard for Colorado Magic, getting to the rim at will this previous month. Additionally bringing a high motor on the glass, the guard looks to push the pace in transition, immediately off the defensive rebound. Alternatively, Eason has been a routine hustler on the offensive glass, sending putbacks against weak opponent box outs. Behind the arc, the guard has been capable of stepping into shots in transition or from a standstill, not fazed by the incoming contest. Defensively, his size and lateral quickness allows him to defend both backcourt positions, certainly a rising name at Overland this coming season. 

Eason sought out numerous driving lanes, bringing in a very quick first step to beat matchups one on one. Capable scoring through contests with either hand, the guard held his own while taking on the bulk of ball handling responsibilities for the Colorado Magic. Also cpaable of stretching the floor off the catch, the guard displayed his ability to andle pressure on miulitple occasions. 

Eason plays with an aggressive mindset that gives him an edge over the vast majority of underclassmen guards. Active in attacking the rim or crashing the glass through multiple opponents, his willingness to do the dirty work is why he already commands a notable role with Overland. Effective taking on ball handling responsibilities when necessary or spacing the floor off the catch, his offensive game is well rounded to say the least.