Lee is a prospect I saw in warmups with Princeton as a freshman and was intrigued by his size and how he moved in drills before the game. This summer, I got to see Lee get the experience he needs to become one of the top forwards in the Cincinnati area down the road. The combination of size, strength and the ability to overpower smaller defenders made Lee an impossible guy to stop at the 15 U level. The fluidity with how Lee moves for his size and age is something you can’t teach and he had Division I programs intrigued at various team camps they attended in the month of June. Look for Lee to burst onto the scene for the defending state champions this winter.

A dominant force on the interior, Lee made it look too easy on Saturday as he was simply too big, too strong and too skilled on the interior. It’s nice seeing a young forward who has a physical advantage over other players his age use his size and strength to dominate on the interior and Lee had a handful of layups and offensive rebounds to dominate the game. I’ve also see Lee stand out in June at the varsity level against older competition so I was not surprised to see him have his way against smaller opposition on Saturday. The man in the middle for an Ohio Champion 15 U group that has a lot of intriguing talent.

Princeton has played a ton of games in June and has seen a rotating cast of pieces take the court depending on the day. On Saturday, Lee was called upon to play against Fairdale and the rising sophomore had a monster performance. Lee finished multiple and-1 finishes and knocked down a couple 3-pointers off the catch. Lee also had a couple putback layups as he used his size and physicality well. A young forward prospect with a ton of upside and natural talent, Lee is a prime breakout candidate from the greater Cincinnati area as he projects to play a major role for the defending Division I state champions.