Trayvon is a dynamic lead guard who can also play off the ball, and possesses athletic juice and natural open-floor feel. He is a guard who can make plays in transition and play above the rim. He has a strong creator profile as he is a PG who can speed a game up, read the floor, deliver the ball on time, and choose when to attack versus when to organize. If he keeps balancing playmaking with pace control, he has a chance to become a difficult two-way matchup who could have a stock-rising season.

Trayvon is quickly proving he’s one of the top players in his class no question about it. A young and exciting talent, it’s only a matter of time before he takes his game to the next level. A big, physical guard with a dog mentality, Trayvon thrives in transition and consistently shows off high-level athleticism. This offseason, he made a major move from Huntsville to Gadsden City, immediately raising the Titans’ chances of making another run at the coveted state championship the “Blue Map.” Teaming up with standout Jakobi Sharp and a strong supporting cast, Pannell helps make Gadsden City a serious contender in Class 6A.