Lee caught fire from beyond the arc, knocking down six threes during a late Sunday battle with Bonner. The Georgia native has intrigued throughout the fall in his new surroundings and plays a complementary style that can fit alongside almost any group. The lanky shooter does not require many dribbles to generate offense and moves well without the ball to create clean looks. Expect his recruitment to pick up in a significant way.

The Georgia native has shot the ball at a high level since arriving at CATS, and this weekend was no different. Lee caught fire against Great Barrington, knocking down five three-pointers before adding three more against Darrow on Sunday. Shooting better than 40 percent from beyond the arc at 6-foot-5 is a skill college programs will value. Expect the talented wing to receive his first scholarship offer sooner rather than later.

The talented wing shooter is making the move from Georgia to CATS Academy and will reclassify to 2028 in the process. At 6-foot-5, Lee has ideal size on the perimeter and a smooth shooting stroke, something he displayed during both the program’s fall showcase games in Philadelphia and its open gym. The move is designed to benefit his development and recruitment. If the early returns are any indication, it should pay off in a major way.

Lee is extremely intriguing as a long term prospect and rivals Bol Meen as potentially the best shooter on the squad. The 6-foot-5 combo-guard has awesome length, and he has a really beautiful outside shot—at this week’s open gym, I was very impressed with his shotmaking from the perimeter. Lee comes from Georgia and should get some minutes right away for CATS, even though he’s only a junior. With some added weight, he could be a different player in a couple of years.

An explosive, high-energy defender with the length and athleticism to make his presence felt all over the floor. Offensively, he is a major shot-making threat who should look to get involved early and stay active throughout the possession. Constant movement and off-ball activity are a big part of his game, using his speed and athleticism to create opportunities and keep defenses working.

Lee score in double digits for three of Gainesville’s games over the weekend. He can play with or without the ball in his hands. The rising senior has positional size and the ability to be a scorer or a playmaker. He can finish in a variety of ways in the paint and is an above average athlete.

Lee has made the move to Gainesville HS for his senior season and got off to a good start with the Red Elephants at LakePoint. The rising senior is a ball handling guard with good size. He is a capable playmaker and scorer, who can make shots from beyond the arc. Lee is a creative finisher in the paint and is a backcourt prospect to watch this summer in the 2027 recruiting class.

Lee averaged nearly 10 points per game for AE5 on the adidas 3SSB circuit, consistently providing production and versatility in the backcourt. A ball handling guard with good size, he is comfortable playing both on and off the ball, giving his team flexibility in a variety of offensive situations. Lee is a solid perimeter shot maker who can stretch the floor, but he is equally effective creating offense with the ball in his hands. He possesses playmaking ability, sees the floor well, and is capable of creating opportunities for teammates while maintaining scoring pressure of his own. An above average athlete, Lee is particularly effective attacking the paint, where he uses creativity and touch to finish around defenders.

Tiago Lee Tiago Lee 6'5" | CG CATS Academy | 2028 New E is a long, skilled wing with good size and a polished offensive game that allows him to impact the floor in a variety of ways. He thrives in transition, consistently sprinting the outside lane and putting pressure on defenses. Whether it’s finishing with touch and body control around the basket or rising up above the rim, he brings athleticism and versatility as a scorer in the open floor. Lee is also an extremely efficient shooter from three-point range, giving his team valuable floor spacing and making him difficult to guard on the perimeter. Defenders have to respect his ability to knock down shots from deep, which opens up his smooth mid range game and allows him to be a true three level scoring threat.

An athletic, ball-handling guard who can play both on and off the ball, Lee averaged nearly 11 points per game during Session I. He has good positional size, is a solid shot maker, and shows the ability to create for others. A creative finisher in the paint, he brings versatility and playmaking value to the backcourt.