Albright continues to lead Chatham Central to new heights as they only dropped three games in the entire season, with Albright averaging a whopping 22.9 PPG on 56% shooting from the field. He’s a scrappy guy who plays hard, knows how to get to his spots, and knock down jumpers from inside and outside the arc. Should be able to help CC to a deep state championship run with his ability to outwit defenses all the time.

Albright had a bit of slow start shooting wise but not on the defensive front. He began the game with three steals on consecutive possessions and finished with six steals along with 25 points, nine rebounds and three assists to lead the way for Chatham Central. He knocked down four 3-pointers while shooting 8-of-17 from the overall field. He scored 18 of his 25 points in the second half to show off his development as a junior prospect.

Albright is a star on the 1A stage with Chatham Central HS, averaging 26.5 PPG over four games with the team starting off 4-0. He’s able to play with much more skill than everyone else on the floor at his level, shooting plenty of jumpers as well as getting to the rim with finesse and quickness. He is a high usage guy so he gets plenty of assists and pulls down rebounds, but also really puts in effort on the glass on both ends of the court.

Albright was impressive in his RPT team’s performance today, putting up plenty of points in their matchup against the WS Hustlers. He got to his spots and exuded confidence when looking to score the ball, which he did well both inside and out. He knocked down 3’s in multiple spots, and was solid finishing in the paint over some more physical or bigger defenders. He showed toughness and effort on the defensive end to keep working hard even when things weren’t going his team’s way, and I thought he was showing off some dynamic ability to score the ball which his team will need next year. I like him to be a D3 or NAIA player at the next level as an undersized 2 guard.