The last real look we got at White was at the state tournament when he played a big part in Blake making the state tournament. His length and big hands allowed him to defend bigger than his height, and to skillfully control the ball using the size, skill, and agility combination to put points on the board. Has the look of a player that is going to grow and there is already skill and agility to him that teams have had a terrible time defending.

Trameill will be a prospect to keep an eye on over the next few years. Although his team was outmatched by LEAD Sports Academy in the 15u semi-finals, we got to see glimpses of White’s high ceiling as a prospect. Listed at 6’4, he moves with fluid athleticism in a way not many young players his size can. He can change directions quickly with the ball in his hands, and has a creative handle that allows him to beat defenders with ease. Uses his athleticism to hang in the air and extend for some difficult finishes with his left hand. Defensively he has the length to defend a number of spots, and had some impressive chasedown blocks in transition.