Montverde had a shockingly slow start to the game as their offense couldn’t get anything going in the first half. The team went into the locker room and the unbeaten, top team in the country played like it in the third quarter. Defense turned into offense quickly and timely shot-making by Wright helped Montverde erase a halftime deficit and cruise to a comfortable win. The defense and physicality wore out a scrapy Az Compass Prep squad as Montverde ended up wearing down their opposition with an advantage on the interior and at the foul line.

The 6-1 senior guard and Baylor signee is the engine starter for Montverde Academy. Offensively, Wright can score at any time as well as create for his teammates on the offensive end as he brings his multi-level skillset. Defensively, Wright always makes the right reads as well as applying pressure on the opposing wings. He is also an above-average rebounder for his size where he can dictate the pace and is unafraid when it comes to pushing the basketball up the floor.

The 6-0 senior point guard and Baylor University signee is a competent point guard who is unafraid when it comes to attacking the basket. Wright has a solid IQ when it comes to shooting versus passing when he has the basketball in his hands. On the defensive end, Wright plays with a ton of toughness where he rebounds the ball well for his size and has quick feet to get into the passing lanes. Wright is averaging nearly five assists per game so far this season for Montverde Academy.

Robert Wright IIIrnA 6-1 senior point guard transferred from Neumann-Goretti (Pennsylvania) to Montverde Academy back in the spring where he was the reigning Pennsylvania Gatorade Player of the Year. Wright has an incredible build for a point guard where he continues to develop his game every time he steps out onto the floor. Wright plays with a ton of patience and under control where he makes the right plays. On the defensive end, Wright is a disruptor in the passing lanes utilizing his quickness and energy. He is also considered to be an above-average rebounder where he can quickly push the basketball up the floor as well as have a quick step finishing at the rim. Wright is currently committed to Baylor University.

Robert Wright III, Is a confident and compact guard who is not defined by just his scoring. Wright is an elite playmaker who gets his teammates involved often and plays at a high level on both ends of the floor. Wright has great court vision and is a lead guard when it comes to distributing the basketball as well as shooting from the perimeter. On the defensive end, he is tough and rebounds the basketball well for his position. Wright is committed to play college basketball at Baylor University.

This Baylor commit helped lead Team Final to a perfect 5-0 weekend as they improved to 16-1 on the EYBL Circuit. Wright averaged 15.6 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 7.4 assists per game as part of a three-headed monster in the backcourt for Team Final. He is a dynamic playmaker off of the dribble, rebounds well from the perimeter, and can score it himself when he gets into the paint. Big time weekend for the future Bear.

Team Final continues to have a fantastic spring moving to 13-1 with an incredibly balanced roster. On Saturday, it was Baylor commit Rob Wright III that stood out as a do-it-all two-way point guard. The 4-star prospect scored 16 points while dishing out 11 assists to take down Team Durant 17u in the morning and then had 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists in their evening win over Livon. He is a perfect guard for Coach Drew and the Baylor Bears.