Tshiabidi makes his return back to the area after a couple of years at a prep school in Georgia. He started his high school career at SEED School of Baltimore where he showed intriguing upside and it’s still the case today. With Mt. Zion, he’ll be expected to bring as much paint presence as possible when it comes to rebounding, defending and scoring on dump-off passes for a Warriors team who lacks true size at the five. He brings an intentional motor, a willingness to do the little things to contribute and has the opportunity to carve out some opportunities at the collegiate level if he thrives in his role.

Back in the DMV, Tshiabidi is finishing up at Mt. Zion after spending time at SEED School of Baltimore before a detour to prep school in Georgia. Starting at the ‘5’ for a MZP group devoid of a true post presence, he brings consistent energy on both ends of the floor while primarily sticking to a confined role. He thrives as a versatile defender with the length and vertical pop to help protect the rim but the quickness and agility to chop his feet with smaller ballhandlers on the perimeter. Toss in some opportunistic post scoring against mismatches and you have a really intriguing piece to continue developing for a scholarship-level program that values athleticism and defensive versatility up front.