Rosta is going to be really, really good one day (not that he isn’t already). He had his moments this weekend while also remaining relatively silent at times, but his positive plays were extremely intriguing and impressive. He’s 6-foot-9 with really long arms, but he moves with fluidity and had some finishes in transition and at the rim in the half court that showcased some special body control and touch for his size. He’s skinny right now and needs to gain some weight to reach his full potential, but I bet he’ll do that—Rosta is only a junior and possesses some MAJOR upside moving forward.

19p 4r 1a 1b 1s 8/12 FG 0/1 3P 3/6 FT 29 mins vs Worcester Academy

-The skilled Hungarian prospect got it going early in this one, scoring five of his first six buckets of the game by moving well behind the back line of the defense to space to serve as an easy target for lobs and pocket passes to score around the basket. The southpaw forward has great shooting touch from 18′ and in, has the size and length to score in tight spaces around the rim or jostle for rebounds in the paint, and usually gets right into his move to score before the defense has a chance to react. I continue to come away impressed with the efficient impact that he has on basketball games without needing a ton of touches on a very deep Blair Academy team. If he can continue to improve his lateral movement skills to guard outside the three point line– the sky is the limit.