Lengthy wing with good mobility and height at the small forward spot that finds ways to contribute on both ends of the floor. Played above the rim with a dunk going down the middle of the lane. Provided a settled hard working mentality in other areas. Used plus arm span to create activity on the glass for multiple second chance scores for put backs. Lee is comfortable attacking off the bounce from the perimeter and will draw whistles on his way to the cup. A really intriguing prospect from Prosser that has plenty of upside.

Lee is long and athletic, with impressive ball-handling ability for a player of his size and the tools to become an electric playmaker. He makes this list because, if anything, I’d actually like to see him be more selfish on the court. There’s a range-y post player hiding in his game, but he too often settles for jumpers rather than using his length to back up into opposing players and attack the rim. If he changes the way he chooses to take up space on the floor, the whole equation of the game changes and so does an already-high offensive ceiling.

Lee was the first player in the gym and he left an impression with his play!  The Prosser wing stands at 6’5”.  Junior has a long and lanky frame with plus athleticism.  Utilized that with a quick second jump on the offensive glass, finished dump offs around the hoop, had a nice euro step, and we were super impressed with his connectivity as a secondary playmaker.