Navarius Page Navarius Page 6'8" | C/SF Rancho | 2027 State NV has made his way into the top 40 and currently sits at #39 in the latest 2027 rankings. He has the measurables you look for in a prospect, standing at around 6’8” with a 7-foot wingspan. That length is something you simply can’t teach, and it creates problems for opposing forwards and guards when they attack the basket. On the offensive end, he utilizes his size well by scoring in the post and serving as an excellent dump-off option around the rim. Defensively, his length allows him to alter shots and make life difficult for opponents in the paint. Look for him to continue climbing the rankings if he keeps expanding his game.

The lengthy forward from Rancho could be a real problem next season if his development stays on track. I watched him get up for an emphatic dunk on Thursday, and that may very well become a routine occurrence for him as the Rams look to be a fast-paced team that can get out in transition. He is also a prospect who has the size and athleticism to become a consistent lob threat.

Rancho forward Nevarius Page stood out right away thanks to his frame. Measuring as the tallest players there with an 83-inch wingspan, he posted one of the top wingspan differentials at the event. Making him a real problem defensively with his ability to contest shots and disrupt plays. Offensively, he’s able to finish near the cup and take advantage of mismatches. It’s evident the foundation is there, and it’ll be great to see him continue to add to his game this spring and summer.

Navarius Page Navarius Page 6'8" | C/SF Rancho | 2027 State NV already looks like a potential stock riser. The Hardwork Dedication big man towers over other players at 6’8 and can outrebound most opponents by high-pointing the ball. Page’s height also helps him score in the paint, and he is a threat to score second-chance points. Defensively, he takes up a lot of space around the rack, and drivers have to account for him before deciding to go up with it.