Lewis provided a steady, dependable presence, showing strong shot efficiency—appeared near flawless from the field in the opening half. He operates as a low-mistake decision-maker, consistently making sound reads with the ball. On the defensive end, he anchors the point of attack, bringing sustained ball pressure and vocal leadership. Projects as a high-IQ, two-way guard with clear intangibles—leadership, consistency, and reliability—impacting winning on a nightly basis.

A Wildcat senior who is still looking for a college home, Lewis is a quick guard who can play or without the ball in his hands. Lewis has had a couple big offensive games including a 30 point outburst that included 8 three point field goals. He is reliable with the ball, has playmaking ability, and give good effort at the defensive end.

Up from 59: Physical guard can be interchanged 1-3 if need be. Pushes the tempo and scores through contact downhill. Rebounds well from his guard spot and is a sharp passer. George Mason offered back in 2023.

In a stable full of talented guards, LA Lewis stood out with his zippy passing and physical rebounding. Lewis hit two threes and converted a steal for an And-1 as he finished with 11 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal in a 77-64 win over Newton.

Lamarrion Lewis is a 6’1″ Guard who attends Wheeler HS and plays for 3SSB’s Atlanta Celtics 16U. He had a strong performance for them on Thursday putting up 11 Points and 4 Steals. Lewis has a great handle, is quick enough to beat defenders off the dribble, is determined in getting to the rim or the free throw line, stays with his man on the defensive end, and will even take a charge when needed. He truly has an all-around skillset that can help him be effective against the best of the best.