Energy and effort will never be questioned when Rasheem steps on the floor. He plays extremely hard on both ends of the floor for the duration of any game. Mix that with the skillset he possesses, and you have a potential two-way star in the making. Rasheem lives in the paint and will finish through or over defenders in the process. The physicality he plays with is that of an upperclassman and is relentless on both ends.

The rebounding is above average for his position and the shot blocking at his size is a huge asset to his team. Defensively he can change a game with his pressure and instincts. His length disrupts passing lanes when off the ball and leads to transition offense. Shooting is the next step in his development, which I believe will come with time. Off the catch, the shooting is better but not as consistent. Don’t be surprised if Rasheem puts up close to 20 points per game this year for Pender.