Soto was one of the most impressive freshmen we saw last season, earning valuable varsity minutes and proving he belonged. His ability to knock down shots with confidence and consistently get to his spots makes him a tough cover. He never hesitates to let it fly, and his offensive confidence stands out every time he steps on the floor. We want to see him compete against the state’s top sophomores at the Sophomore ID Camp and showcase just how dangerous his scoring ability can be

Soto put together one of the more impressive all around freshman seasons at Woodland Park, impacting the game in nearly every category. He led the team in assists while averaging 11.8 points and shot an outstanding 47% from the floor. Defensively he was everywhere, posting an eye popping 4.4 steals per game thanks to his quickness, anticipation and nonstop activity. Soto sees the floor exceptionally well on both ends and consistently creates opportunities through his energy and instincts. He also proved capable of taking over offensively with a season high 26 points, while two separate 11 steal performances showed just how disruptive he can be defensively. His feel for the game and ability to affect winning make him one of the more intriguing young guards to watch moving forward

Soto has been the go to option for Woodland Park and is heating up at the right time. He’s averaging 12.4 points, 2.9 rebounds and 4.7 assists while leading the team in scoring. With double figures in four straight games and a season high of 26, his confidence is growing. Excellent handles, sharp vision and a quick first step allow him to break down defenders and consistently get to the rim

Soto had a great day with toughness and physicality on both ends of the floor. Defensively he applied strong pressure, staying in front of his man and contesting every possession. Offensively he attacked the basket with confidence, showing a strong left hand finish and the ability to drive effectively through traffic. Soto’s combination of defensive intensity, finishing skill, and controlled aggression made him a consistent impact player throughout the showcase