Calvert just plays like an older guard. Nothing rushed, nothing forced, he gets to his spots, makes the right read, and lets the game come to him. He can score it when needed, but what stood out most was how he controlled pace and kept everything organized. You trust him with the ball, and that matters.

The Newberry Signee is a natural scorer that doesn’t need much space to get his shot off and his showing in the ASG was no different. He scored the ball at a high rate from all three levels, converting on difficult shots and showed that the way he was defended did not alter his game.

Calvert is a guy that brings it every single night and sets the tone with his production and approach for Calvary Day each time he laces em up. Calvert has helped lead Calvary Day to a 19-8 record and the #4 overall seed in the NCISAA 3A bracket. Calvert is averaging 23.8 Points, 4.8 Rebounds, 3.9 Assists, and 2.4 Steals per game in his senior season. Over the years we’ve seen Calvert show the ability to play on or off the ball but there’s no doubt that he’s running the show at Calvary Day as the full time PG. Calvert is a great shooter from the outside but is more than comfortable getting in attack mode and going to the rim at a high rate of frequency. Calvert knows where his spots are and how to get there, an incredibly important skills for guards looking to play at the next level. Calvert announced his commitment to Newberry College and is looking to add some hardware by leading Calvary Day on a deep playoff run. This kid delivers consistently and will empty the tank to finish his career off at Calvary Day.

The Newberry commit just continues to create offense and bring a ton of toughness to any team that he suits up for. As a senior he’s helped lead the charge for Calvary Day with a 19-5 record. Calvert is averaging 23.8 Points, 4.8 Rebounds, 3.9 Assists, and 2.4 Steals per game. Calvert is a consistent threat from beyond the arc but also uses his size and strength to get to the basket and finish through contact. Calvert is a vocal leader that brings a ton of edge to the game, ensuring his team will always be ready for whatever’s in front of them. Calvert is capable of playing off the ball as well due to his IQ and ability to make shots off the catch. Calvert is also capable of adjusting his approach and style based on the teammates surrounding him, he can be more pass first if needed, and is proving that he can be a high volume scorer this season at Calvary. Newberry is getting a really high quality backcourt addition.

Calvert continued his stellar senior campaign by guiding Calvary Day to a win over Wesleyan Christian. Fresh off surpassing the 1,000 career point milestone, Calvert displayed the efficient scoring and savvy playmaking that have defined his season. He poured in timely buckets and showed a knack for getting into the lane and finishing or pulling up from mid-range. As the Cougars’ floor general, Calvert controlled the pace, finding open teammates and rarely turning the ball over. His poise and leadership were evident throughout the game, which is a prime example of why he’s Calvary’s go-to guy. With his blend of court vision, ball-handling, and the ability to score or assist out of any situation, Calvert solidified his status as one of the Triad’s elite senior guards.

Not many players play the game with the pace and poise of Calvert from Calvary Day School. He scores effectively from all three levels, is an above average defender who uses his strong frame to stop players from getting to their spots, and is a solid passer when needed. The senior guard finished with 20 plus points including a solid amount of threes from deep. 

 Easily one of the best scorers in the state, he put on an absolute scoring exhibition, scoring a game high of 45 Points. He has outstanding shooting range, knocking down shots from beyond NBA three point land with efficiency and also got into the paint and scored the ball with ease. He’s a vocal leader for his team but also does a nice job of leading on the court with his actions by simply being productive and competitive on every possession. 

Calvert is coming into his own as a leader on the hardwood following Phenom Summer Havoc; He did well at leading Dub Salem with his ability to control the pace with his ability to knock down shots on the perimeter and be a threat off the bounce; he’s drawn interest from a number of programs at the DI and DII level heading into his senior season

Calvert remains an underrecruited prospect in the 2026 class at Calvary Day School; can shoot the 3-ball at will and fill it up in bunches; averaged 4.3 made 3-pointers across three contests at the NCISAA Live Period 2 while shooting 60 percent from behind the arc; never gets sped up by opposing defenders and always looks to pass first as a lead guard on the floor; highly underrated prospect in the Southeast region of the country deserving of attention from DI programs

Calvert was quite the table-setter on the perimeter for Team Forsyth on their way to a championship at the Triad First 48 Varsity County Clash; he’s an emerging prospect for DI programs to know given his prowess as an attacker on the perimeter; he averaged at least two 3-pointers as his squad went unbeaten this past weekend; he’s a confident prospect with a college-ready frame and range set to prove himself as a breakout prospect in the 2026 class