Stretch has been a walking bucket through his first three games at Johnson Ferry Christian Academy. The junior is averaging 22 points, three assists, and four rebounds per game while shooting 55% from the field and 38% from three. He erupted for a season-high 31 points last week, connecting on six shots from beyond the arc. His combination of size, improved defensive versatility, and pure shooting stroke makes him a major problem for opposing defenses. After a strong AAU season, Stretch looks primed for a breakout junior campaign while leading a talented Johnson Ferry squad that will challenge itself against several quality GHSA opponents later this season. With his continued development and production, college basketball appears firmly in his future, and small college programs would be wise to start paying close attention now.