Werigbelegha is still relatively new to the region but had a chance to get his feet wet this spring and summer while showing signs of real ability to develop moving forward. He catches the eye immediately with standout length and a lean, athletic frame but shows a solid foundation as a post scorer with potential to space the floor as a standstill shooter as well. The native of Nigeria played in the summer with St. Mark’s (DE) before ultimately enrolling at Tatnall, and should be a big boost to a Hornets team with eyes on competing for a state championship.

Werigbelegha didn’t join St. Mark’s on the court until the summer but it didn’t take long for him to prove that he’s a game changer. With his long arms and strong upper body, he established his presence at the rim early in games, with blocks and physical boards. Werigbelegha displayed some subtle mobility in space too when he guarded ball-screens. His offensive game is still coming into form, but he forcefully finished above the rim and flashed touch with mid-range and long-range jump shots.