He is an excelled ball handler. Really good in the open floor or in tight quarters. Can draw defenders and then kick it finding the open man. He has playmaking and shoemaking qualities. On the smal side make but very willing to mix it up and score inside the lane and around the basket.

Tuitt is my early favorite to take home the MVP award and there’s a chance he may be the face of the B division. He’s a flashy point guard who can push the pace, get others involved, and defend 94 feet. His energy is terrific, he’s like an extra coach on the floor and already has two years of varsity experience. Kennedy Catholic could have a massive season with Tuitt running the show, let’s see if he’s ready for the opportunity. 

Tuitt has phenomenal control of the rock and is a fantastic point-of-attack operator. He has a great feel for using his body and stopping and going in order to throw off the defense, he can shoot the rock from three off the dribble, and he has good athleticism at the rim—when you combine all of these abilities, he’s a threat from everywhere on the floor and is a matchup nightmare. His quickness was on full display this weekend as he effortlessly got to the front of the rim and then made plays for himself or his teammates. Tuitt is a talented rising junior who will definitely find a college fit when the time comes.

He possesses an excellent handle. Able to use his ball handling to get to spots on the floor to make plays. Can score the ball himself but also creates opportunities for others. Can get into another gear very quickly.

Senre was selection to the 13th team all New York State. He averaged 16.5 ppg. A class of 2028 he should be a fixture on the all state team list for years to come. Possesses a terrific handle. Can push the ball on the open floor or dribble out of tight quarters. A playmaker who makes players around him better.

Tuitt is a heady point guard who consistently finds teammates and makes the right reads. He can score when needed, doing so within the flow of the offense without forcing the action. His mature pace and poise stand out, allowing him to control tempo and keep his team organized. The way he manages the game directly impacts winning and elevates those around him.

Although he wasn’t able to participate in Kennedy Catholic’s open gym, he has already proven himself as an uptempo prospect. With his quickness and strong handle, he consistently gets into the paint and finishes over length. As a reliable shot-maker, he keeps defenses on their heels.