Whittley-Ligon was his usual hard-playing self in Sunday’s championship game, but he just didn’t have quite enough help from his teammates. The 6-foot-5 forward showed off his versatility on both ends by knocking down shots from the perimeter and the paint but also by defending all positions effectively. Whittley-Ligon’s physical tools—which help him defend and rebound far better than his height would suggest—should earn him some minutes right away at Wash U in St. Louis next season. Heck of a high school career for a really solid player.

Whittley-Ligon was his usual hard-playing self in Sunday’s championship game, but he just didn’t have quite enough help from his teammates. The 6-foot-5 forward showed off his versatility on both ends by knocking down shots from the perimeter and the paint but also by defending all positions effectively. Whittley-Ligon’s physical tools—which help him defend and rebound far better than his height would suggest—should earn him some minutes right away at Wash U in St. Louis next season. Heck of a high school career for a really solid player.