Cunningham has all of the physical, athletic and skill tools of a wing prospect who is ready to take the next step in his game. At 6-feet-4 with a strong frame and good vertical athleticism, the junior has blended his slashing and finishing abilities with improved perimeter shooting to mold into a prospect who can handle, create and initiate offense or move off the ball and continue to impact the game offensively. Where Cunningham will be most important for JSerra will be on the defensive end as he will likely draw the assignment of guarding most opponents’ best wing or perimeter scorer.

Cunningham will take on more offensive responsibility as one of the most experienced returners to the JSerra lineup. The 6-foot-4 shooting guard didn’t disappoint as he looked aggressive and confident with his shot creating and shot taking in the two games we watched. Cunningham was best when taking spot-up threes and off-dribble mid-range jumpers but also used his strong frame to power through defenders and score at the rim. In addition to increased shot-making responsibility, Cunningham will also shoulder a heavier load as a primary ball handler.

Cunningham really impressed as one of the go-to guys for Gamepoint’s 3SSB 16u squad and is set up to step in to a major role at JSerra during his junior campaign. The slashing 6-foot-4 wing uses his long, wiry frame and gliding strides to cover ground in transition and get downhill – on or off the ball – to get to the rim and score on high percentage buckets. Cunningham is also effective as a driver and finisher in half-court offense where he uses his aggressive rip and quick first step to blow-by defenders to get to the cup or pull up for a mid-range jumper.