1/16/26: Wonderful touch around the rim. Nash allows Lipscomb Academy to play 5-out. He can shoot it just like the guards. Low maintenance. Stark improved his agility quite a bit in the last year. Can play college at the NAIA level. Stark is the modern forward, a faceup “4”. Sincerely, he kind of moves and shoots like Larry Bird…just not at that elite level.

A wing forward who shot the ball efficiently from 3-point range all weekend, Stark has a unique offensive game due to his frame and perimeter skill. To open the second half on Saturday afternoon, Stark knocked down back-to-back triples and hit a tough fallaway jumper. Using his weight to bump into defenders to create contact and space, Stark was taking shots like the one in his profile picture and making them. Name to know in Tennessee’s 2026 class, Stark is a basketball and baseball standout.

7/17/25: Nash plays for Lipscomb Academy. He likes to defend either forward spot, but can get wedged into a center role on shorter teams. Stark has no problem with contact. Totally unselfish. Keeps his eyes on the whole play. Lateral mobility is surprisingly good. Agility impressed. Not explosive, but nimble. Fast basketball thinker. Nash was not just shoved under the rim. He truly helped break the press with the pass. Obviously, Nash Stark Nash Stark 6'7" | SF/PF Lipscomb Academy | 2026 State TN sees over defenses easily. Reliable under ball-pressure.

6/4/25: Nash is an interesting hooper. Standing all of 6-foot-7, Stark can capably play either forward position. He reminds a bit of an Adam Morrison (Gonzaga alum) in that he can create his own shot, handle enough, and score from anywhere on the floor. Like Morrison his agility is average, and his explosion is just ok. Nash’s shooting touch is quite good. Stark moves incredibly well away from the basketball. He looks like a faceup “4” at a small college basketball program. Exceptional baseball player too. On the diamond Stark plays either first base or corner outfield. If he chooses to play college baseball, then he will likely be a first baseman.

Quality passer. Nash does not get to run point forward much, but his skillset is ideally suited to this kind of role. He sees the spacing and the floor very well and does not appear to be a selfish player at all. He bounced a nice fastbreak pass to fellow forward Zack Niven Zack Niven 6'8" | PF Trinity Christian Academy | 2026 State TN against DFTW that found the pocket beautifully.