Hamilton was very impressive with his passing ability and the pace he injected into his team. Made a number of key passes in transition and out ahead of the defense, hitting teammates in stride and fitting the ball through tight passing windows. Also did a great job reading ball screen defense, staying patient and understanding how to keep some separation in order to find his man through different windows. One of the better distributors I saw at the event and really elevated his team when he was at the helm.

A quick guard with an elite handle, he effortlessly navigates through double teams, maintaining control of his dribble under intense pressure. His ability to break down defenders leaves opponents scrambling as he slices through defenses with precision. At the rim, he excels in finishing through contact, showcasing both finesse and strength. His consistent ability to convert tough layups makes him a reliable scoring threat in any situation.

Kyrie played awesome last summer at the freshman showcase, thriving with the ball in his hands by staying patient and using his elite vision to find his open teammates. He breaks down defenders nicely too, getting to the bucket for a nice floater or to finish through contact down in the paint.

Hamilton has some real presence on the court and a great understanding of his role as a point guard. He creates passing lanes with his movement, spaces the floor, acts as a constant outlet for his teammates from pressure, and keeps the ball moving. Solid dribbler with either hand, uses his body well to shield shots inside, and does a good job getting teammates in the right spots in the half.