Siaisiai is a special long-term prospect. For a 6-foot-9 forward, the post-grad has ridiculous mobility and skill level. He moves like a guard and is able to handle the ball against pressure very comfortably. He’s able to hit threes and pull-up jumpers in the lane, but he’s also able to pass the ball if the defense collapses on him. Defensively, his size and length allow him to protect the rim while his quickness and agility allow him to stay with guards on the perimeter. Siaisiai should be an impact player for Woodstock this season and should find a D1 fit after that.

The California native had been at Woodstock for all of 16 hours after stepping off a plane, yet he was arguably the most impressive prospect in the gym during my time there. A springy athlete who protects the rim, plays above it as a lob threat and can put the ball on the floor, Siaisiai possesses an ideal skill set for the modern game. As he gets stronger and East Coast programs become more familiar with him, expect the offers to start coming.

Siyahe Siasiai is still #5 in the latest rankings update. He has consistently impacted both ends of the court for Coronado since joining them. On offense, he uses his height and wingspan to shoot over defenders with ease. And he’s a constant lob threat who can spark momentum with his energy around the rim. While on defense, he clogs driving lanes in a hurry and consistently alters/blocks shots.

Siyahe Siasiai made opponents think twice about entering the paint at the Halloween Hoops tournament. He towers over attackers and their window to get their shot up closed in a hurry once Siasiai threw up his arms. While on offense, he was fed the rock on the block and finished with some nice dunks.

Siyahe Siaisia is bound to cause problems for other teams all season long. He is 6’9 and has the wingspan to alter and block shots near the cup. He also grabs rebounds with ease and can throw down dunks with authority. And he’s also got a jumper in his bag.

This was my first time watching Siyahe Siaisiai Siyahe Siaisiai 6'9" | C/SF Woodstock Academy | 2027 NV play since Section 7. The Coronado transfer put his skills on display and threw down a number of dunks. He also leveraged his length on the defensive end to swat shots. At the moment he looks like he’ll be able to quite the force in the paint for the Cougars, and not many teams will have the size to contain him.

Siyahe Siaisiai Siyahe Siaisiai 6'9" | C/SF Woodstock Academy | 2027 NV has racked up his third Division 1 offer. Hampton University offered him just last week. He certainly has the size to play at the next level, and he is likely to continue to turn heads into the fall. As Coronado will have a semi-national schedule, since they will be participating in “The Tradition League” in addition to playing the the Border League tournament.

The Coronado transfer has recently picked up his first two Division I offers following live period events with the Knicks. He picked up an offer from Wisconsin Green Bay 6 days ago. He also picked up another offer from Southern Utah University.

He’s a rising big with lots of room to grow his game. He has the length to defend the post, change some shots, and get rebounds. He’ll get points in the paint with a soft jumper, and put backs. He likes roaming the perimeter looking to put up 3’s if open.