Keeping it in the Lowcountry, Leilaind is an excellent talent and will be one of the best sophomores in SCISA this season. Fripp had film from a few different settings in his package, but no matter where he’s playing or who he’s playing against, he will always be a dynamic scorer. His combination of plus length and craftiness is his biggest advantage and allows him to get buckets in the paint despite not being overly athletic. With continued progression as a spot-up shooter and ability to get to the free-throw line, Leiland could definitely be a 20+ PPG scorer in the future.

Another young, scrappy two-way prospect in the rotation; stood out with ability to be a pest defensively; showed he could handle the playmaking/ballhandling duties despite his youth; as he shows he can find openings to score, look for his name to grow in SC’s 2029 class

Leiland Fripp Leiland Fripp 5'10" | SG John Paul II | 2029 State SC is the lone SCISA player to brace my list of 2029s primed for a sophomore leap. People around the JPII program are very high on Fripp, and he’s played up with WIN on multiple occasions, proving he’s capable of contributing against older and more phyiscally developed players. Leiland has a plus wingspan, which allows him to shoot and finish over defenders, along with being a disruptive defender. That combination should compliment their upperclassmen and make the Golden Warriors one of the top teams in SCISA.

Whether he’s playing up two age groups with the 17s or playing in his age group with 15s, Leiland Fripp Leiland Fripp 5'10" | SG John Paul II | 2029 State SC has scored the ball with the best of them so far this year. He is a nightmare to keep in front of on the offensive end because of his combination of a tight handle and elite quickness, so it’s not a surprise to see Leiland put up monster numbers on a consistent basis.

One of the best freshman in SCISA this season was Leiland Fripp Leiland Fripp 5'10" | SG John Paul II | 2029 State SC . He chipped in with over 6 points a game for the Golden Warriors, helping them put together a successful season. Fripp is up there with the best of them in his class when it comes to mid-range shooting, as he prolific getting to his spots and elevating near the free-throw line.

Despite being just a Freshman and not having the biggest role on this team, it felt like a lot of good things happened because of Fripp on Tuesday Night. Most of those good things were tough buckets, like up-and-under lays and skilled mid-range pull-ups, but he also picked his spots to help get key rebounds on the defensive end. Leiland is well-drilled in how to attack a defender, so once he adds the feel as a playmaker and grows into his frame, he has the chance to be a very good player for the Warriors.