Ryan is another one of the state’s most gifted young offensive talents. He was statistically one of the best scorers in Nike’s EYCL this season, and he sent in some highlights from one of those sessions for review. It showcased his elite scoring package, which balances not only premier three-point shooting, but also some fearlessness in attacking the paint. As Curry advances his feel and balance as a facilitator, he will take a major leap and solidify himself as an elite Point Guard.

Lucy Beckham impressed many across the state in June, and the addition of Ryan to their backcourt only adds to their offensive arsenal. Once he learns his teammates and the system, Curry could provide a huge spark in his role for the Bengals.

When it comes to production, Ryan was up there with the best freshman guards in 2025-26. He was effective on and off the ball for Bishop England, making plays with his lightning-fast speed or spotting up with 32 made threes at 43% from behind the arc. Curry may be undersized, but he will be one of the best scorers in the Charleston area when his time comes.

Rounding out the list are two members of Palmetto Pride’s 14U squad. When I checked in with them, Curry immediately opened the game with a made three, knocking down one from straightaway on the first possession. He later hit a spot-up three on the right wing as well. Although Ryan had one of the purest strokes in the gym Saturday, he was also effective by getting in passing lanes and picking pockets on the defensive end, and handling the ball and making decisions on the offensive end. He put up 8 points and 3 steals in the win.