Overbrook’s leading scorer on the season with over 1,200 points in his career, Little struggled through an uncharacteristic scoreless first half but stepped up as the game progressed to show his talent in the backcourt. The southpaw has added some size and strength to his frame since we saw him last while moving like he could still be growing even further. He’s a smooth multi-level scoring threat when he looks to attack and shows some feel as a passer as well when he draws extra attention. He has to be more aggressive looking to assert himself on a game but has a promising skillset to offer at the small-college or prep school level.

He showed flashes as an underclassmen and last summer, but Little really broke out as a junior with over 500 points on the season, announcing himself as one of the most dangerous perimeter threats in all of South Jersey. Little possess a lightning-quick release off the catch with the court sense to consistently find space for open looks even while being on top of the opposing scouting report. He shows some ability to mix it up as a slippery downhill scorer to keep things honest. More of an undersized off-ball guard, Little could play his way into scholarship-level conversations beginning in the next few weeks with further growth in his floor game.