Vancott was one of the more polished players who took the floor this past Sunday, and established himself as one of, if not the top prospect of the showcase. At 6’5″ he has great size and length, and effects the game in a number of ways both offensively and defensively. He has the ability the guard any position on the floor and was an outstanding rebounder on both ends of the court. Vancott can score inside and out, where he was efficient down low in the paint, showcased a beautiful jump shot with great rotation, and shoots it at a high rate from both the mid-range and behind the arc.

Vancott looked like one of the best players in the gym during the camp, with his length immediately standing out. The 6’4 guard can get his shot off over just about anyone and has a great handle that allows him to create for himself. His length also allows him to finish over smaller defenders at the rim. Vancott showed improvement defensively at the camp as well, using his size to make it difficult for smaller guards to get around him on the perimeter. He has endless potential as a scorer and a great feel for the game.

A prospect who continues to impress with each evaluation, Vancott was outstanding on Sunday in Longwood. The sophomore possesses an intriguing combination of size, skill, length, and athleticism that makes him one of the top prospects in Florida’s 2029 class. He is a versatile three level scorer who shot the ball with efficienctly from beyond the arc, while also showing the ability to create offense off the bounce and finish at the rim. Defensively, his length, instincts, and versatility allow him to impact the game in multiple ways and guard nearly every position. He is also a willing rebounder who contributes at both ends of the floor. With his combination of production and long term upside, expect Vancott’s stock to continue to rise under head coach Mark Lieberman, who returns to the sidelines this season at Pace.

Vancott has emerged as a confident offensive guard in the class. He creates separation naturally, plays with excellent pace, and has no hesitation pulling up from the perimeter when defenders give him space. His combination of length, ball handling, and shot-making allows him to create offense in a variety of ways while keeping defenses off balance. Beyond the scoring, Vancott shows good composure with the basketball and understands how to control the flow of a game. His overall package makes him a prospect that should continue climbing as he gains experience.

A confident scorer, he has no hesitation pulling up on defenders and makes it look effortless with his smooth offensive game. His combination of length and ball control gives him an edge, allowing him to create his own shot and dictate the pace. Vancott has the complete package at guard and will be a name to track closely in Florida’s 2029 class.