A gifted, versatile wing who can guard 1–5 and impact the game across the board. Makes strong decisions with the ball in his hands and brings reliable three-point shooting to the floor. His high-level off-ball movement consistently puts him in position for easy scoring opportunities. Truly a Swiss Army knife type — he gives you everything you need, from rebounding and rim protection to emphatic finishes above the rim.

Tre is a legit wing with versatile defensive ability’s and legit athleticism. Tre took on multiple roles this year for his squad. He was a huge plus on defensive end and was able to match up with some of the best bigs in the state all year long. He was also able to guard wings at a high level and rack up a lot of steals with his long wing span. Tre is a great finisher at the rim and will often dry to dunk on unsuspecting defenders. He has a solid shot and can score when faced with a mismatch. Tre is a overall good team player and is always looking to do the dirty work for his team.

McKinney was dominant from start to finish as CTK had no answer for his versatility at the forward position. He earned game MVP honors while scoring 23 points on a hyper-efficient 10-for-14 shooting, hauling in eight rebounds and adding in a pair of steals and blocks. The wing forward was a matchup nightmare, attacking the rim from the perimeter, facing up inside the arc, running out in transition, or working the baseline as a cutter. He flashed ability to stretch the floor out to the arc as well. We’d previously seen McKinney in more of a point forward role in AAU, so it was good to see his ability to thrive without the ball in his hands in a different setting. Looking increasingly athletic and in great shape, McKinney is trending up as a high-major prospect in 2028.