Sharmah brings positional size and a well-rounded offensive package to the backcourt. He can get to the cup, score in the middle game, and stretch the defense with the three-ball. That combination gives him answers against defenders who try to take away one area of the floor. His basketball IQ and playmaking add another dimension as he is really good creating for himself, but he also recognizes opportunities to involve teammates once the defense reacts. The Somerset Key transfer brings a competitive edge that carries over to both ends. He does not back down from a matchup, and his defensive ability deserves attention alongside his scoring. The staff views him as one of Florida’s best guards, with his blend of size, skill and toughness driving that assessment. For Cardinal Gibbons, his ability to balance scoring with distribution will be central to connecting a lineup with several offensive options.

Another member of the Cardinal Gibbons backcourt, Petigny is a high academic prospect who brings good positional size, quickness and scoring ability to the guard position. He is at his best attacking off the dribble, using his ability to change speeds and get downhill to put pressure on opposing defenses. Petigny does a good job creating opportunities around the basket and is also capable of knocking down open perimeter jumpers to keep defenders honest.

Petigny brings a physical edge to the guard position that immediately stands out. At 6-3, he has the strength to absorb contact, attack downhill and finish through defenders while also competing hard on the glass. He’s more than just a slasher, though. Petigny has shown he can knock down shots from the perimeter and take over ball-handling responsibilities when needed. He can initiate offense, create separation and keep pressure on a defense throughout a possession. The toughness is consistent, and his willingness to compete on both ends gives him a strong foundation as his offensive game continues to develop.

Petigny has put together one of the stronger showings across MADE Hoops Summer Live Sessions.
The 6-4 guard plays with confidence, toughness, and a mature feel for the game. He comfortably runs the offense, creates off the bounce, and consistently puts pressure on defenders by attacking downhill. His ability to score from the perimeter while also making quality decisions as a facilitator gives him versatility in the backcourt. As he continues adding strength, Petigny looks poised to become one of the more intriguing guards in Florida’s 2028 class.

Petigny combines size with a physical style of play that’s difficult to match. He attacks the basket aggressively, rebounds through contact, and has developed into a reliable perimeter shooter. His competitiveness never changes from possession to possession, and the overall package points toward a player whose recruitment should continue gaining momentum.

Petigny emerged as one of the bigger stock-up performers at FABC. The high-academic guard used his size and quickness to pressure defenses, attacking the rim with confidence while also knocking down open jumpers. He changes speeds effectively, plays with purpose, and has the scoring instincts to become a difficult matchup as his game continues to mature.

The top player for Florida Pro ‘s 16u team this spring, Petigny jumped over 50 spots in our updated rankings. A high academic prospect, he is a scoring guard with positional size. He is at his best getting downhill and attacking the rim but can also make open perimeter jumper shots to keep a defender honest. Petigny has good quickness and changes speed well. He is expected to enroll at Cardinal Gibbons in time for the summer recruiting periods.