Washington has all the physical tools coaches look for in a modern wing. At 6-6 with length and athleticism, he comfortably defends multiple positions while bringing energy on every possession. Offensively, he has shown improved confidence knocking down perimeter shots and attacking open driving lanes. His motor rarely slows down, whether he’s chasing rebounds, running the floor, or making hustle plays that don’t always appear in the stat sheet. With continued skill development, Washington has the potential to emerge as one of Florida’s more intriguing long-term wing prospects.

Washington averaged 11.5 points and 7.9 rebounds per game for the Panthers this season, providing consistent production in the frontcourt. The sophomore forward plays with strength and toughness, combining a high motor with developing inside-out versatility. He is particularly effective in the mid-post, where he uses his length and physicality to create scoring opportunities. Washington also impacts the game defensively, rebounding at a high rate and using his length to alter and block shots.

This talented sophomore is one of the county’s best prospects. Washington is a combo forward with strength, athleticism and improving skill. He has inside/outside skill at the offensive end and is active on the offensive glass. At the defensive end, he provides versatility and the ability to change shots in the lane.

Washington stood out as one of the best players in the camp, putting on an absolute show. At 6’5 with length and skill, he handled the ball with confidence and created his own looks with ease. His mid-range pull-up was automatic, punishing defenders every time he rose up. On the other end, he protected the rim and moved his feet well, making him a tough assignment on both ends of the floor. A true two-way threat who changes the game every possession.