Tre was busy all session putting up nice numbers throughout the weekend. He used his speed to push the ball early in transition to get some easy buckets. However, he can score from all three levels and has an automatic lefty jump shot. Tre plays with great pace, allowing him to break down defenses and consistently make the right play. Tre is full of potential, and I can’t wait to see what he does this upcoming season at KSR.

Williams is a PG with good positional size that recently made the move to KSR Christian as he’s now a member of the 2028 class. In what was a tough weekend for this group, Williams was a bright spot as he was able to engineer offense for this group with his ability to score the basketball and make plays for others. The lefty has above the rim ability, a slick handle, and range on his jumper to beyond the three point line. Williams operates with a ton of confidence in his game and you can tell he works in the weight room and on the court to help ensure his development is headed in the right direction. I fully expect Williams to continue to establish himself amongst all of these other high level guards in NC’s 2028 class and help this A Wigg team get things going in the right direction very soon.

Knocking down shots from three-point land and running the offense, where some of the things that we saw from him that we appreciated. However, his defensive pressure in the second half was what really caught our attention. He has all the tools to be an outstanding defender, and we saw some flashes of that on Thursday night.