Possibly the biggest riser in the entire ranking, Davis jumped almost 200 spots while enjoying a productive senior season that has Penn Wood off to a 14-3 start. A versatile forward, he’s formed an effective 1-2 punch with fellow senior Malik Edwards Malik Edwards 6'6" | PF Penn Wood | 2026 State PA in the frontcourt. Davis thrives facing the basket in the halfcourt, where he can rise up to stick the midrange jumper or put the ball on the deck to attack the rim for strong finishes using either hand. Still a bit under the radar even locally, he profiles as a hidden gem with tools to translate sooner rather than later at the small-college level.

Davis is a long-armed forward who didn’t always need to score to make is impact felt on the game. He did a nice job contesting shots. Davis is a versatile defender who can cover ground with ease. He needs to improve from three which is one of the biggest weaknesses in his game. He made a ton of trips the foul line and did a nice job seeking out contact. Davis finished with 12 points in the win. He is a prospect who should be on the radars of small colleges, junior colleges, and prep schools. His best basketball is still ahead of him.

Davis is a modern “big,” but he’s not just a post player. When his teammates give him the ball in the low post, he can maneuver past defenders with drop-steps and score over either shoulder. Then, when they kick it to him out wide, Davis can knock down spot-up threes. He’ll get to showcase his overall game on that end more as a junior, but his shot-blocking ability was already on display.