Ferraioli proved to be a hard-nosed and tough-minded two-way performer who did a little bit of everything to impact the game. Offensively, the 6-foot-1 combo guard can really elevate into his pull-up jumper and has a combination of strength, physicality and athleticism to attack the rim and score through contact. Ferraioli also flashed good feel on the ball when using and reading ball screens to create for himself and teammates.

After a good Spring and Summer Ferraioli is set for a breakout season. He’s showing he can do more than knock down 3’s, he can if left open. He’s handling and making good decisions with the ball in hand. At this event he took on the task of helping defend the MVP in the post area. He bumped and banged used footwork played with effort.

He’s one of the better shooting guards in this class. He’s grown a few inches, seems to be stronger, and has sharpened his overall skill set as a guard. He’s playing with confidence, handling, passing, along the perimeter, gets good lift finishing in the paint. He’s leading the break in transition, or running to finish strong at the rim, he might throw one down. He’s on an upward path.

He’s been playing and contributing with his varsity team throughout the Spring and Summer. He’s held his own made the right plays, plays within the framework of the offense. He sees the court, moves the ball. Most notedly he’s a good 3-point shooter who finds open spots, uses screens, and has a good release.