Angyal, a forward out of the Taft School in Connecticut, has done a great job of rounding out his offensive game over the last year. Long known as a broad shouldered forward who excelled as a back to the basket scorer, he’s done a great job of improving his athleticism and conditioning, which has allowed him to expand his game to the perimeter. He can knock down shots from three in catch and shoot situations and even shows the ability to create out of isolations from the top of the paint. Defensively, he walls up without fouling in the post, knows where he needs to be in rotations, and is a physical rebounder in traffic. There aren’t a lot of unsigned 6’8″ forwards that have his combination of college ready frame and versatile skill, making him a prime prospect for scholarship levels schools that still need frontcourt help.

Angyal, out of the Taft School in Connecticut, checks in at #8 among the centers and #68 overall. Angyal has really transformed his body, while also maintaining the strength that allows him to be an impactful low post scorer. He has terrific footwork as a back to the basket scorer, but also shows consistency with his jumper out to the three point line. He’s a space carver as a rebounder, on both ends of the floor, and has improved his lateral mobility to be able to guard in space. He’s a scholarship level prospect that should have some nice options come the spring.

Medard’s dedication as team captain stands out both on and off the court. Even while facing illness or injury, he consistently steps onto the floor, competes at a high level, and leads his team with effort and intensity. At the Holiday Tournament, he showcased his all-around game with 17 points, 13 rebounds, 2 assists, and 1 block against St. Sebastian’s; 17 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists versus Belmont Hill; and, despite playing injured, still contributed 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 1 block against Tabor Academy.

Angyal, the #63 prospect overall and #18 ranked Power Forward, is a physical presence in the paint that also has enough skill to make plays out to the perimeter. He’s got a thick build and uses it to his advantage in the paint, making plays with strength as a rebounder and post scorer. He can knock down shots behind the arc, particularly from the trailer spot, and has good vision as a passer from the high post. Defensively, he is a force on the glass and does a nice job of walling up in the paint without fouling. His combination of positional size and skill makes him a scholarship level prospect.

Angyal, a high IQ forward out of the Taft School in Connecticut, makes an appearance on the Watch List. A high academic and high IQ prospect, the 6’8″ forward is as fundamentally sound of a big man as there is in the region. He finishes with great touch around the rim, has the ability to put the ball on the floor for multiple dribbles out of the high post and from the dunker spot, and is an instinctive cutter. He has the strength to finish through contact in the paint, makes some high level passes in the half-court, and can even knock down the occasional perimeter jumper. Defensively, he rebounds at a high level and does a nice job talking on that end of the floor. He’s a scholarship prospect that could have wide ranging interest from academic programs.