Fitzgerald continues to separate himself with a rare blend of size, versatility, and overall feel for the game. He has shown the ability to handle the ball, make plays for teammates, and confidently knock down perimeter jumpers. His passing vision stands out for a player his size, especially when attacking off the dribble. Around the basket, he finishes with either hand, rebounds consistently, and competes defensively. His versatile skill set gives him significant long-term upside.

Another versatile forward, Fitzgerald has a unique combination of size, length, skill and athleticism. Playing for A1 Elite on the PUMA circuit this spring, the rising junior displayed his ability to pass, dribble and shoot the ball on the perimeter. He sees the floor well and can find teammates on penetration to the rim. Fitzgerald is active on the glass and can finish with either hand around the rim. Expect this combo forward to continue trending up this summer.

Running with A1 Elite, Fitzgerald has been showcasing his versatility. He can stretch the floor and also be effective in the post. He was a double-double machine this past season, and with his feel for the game, he has the tools to become a strong facilitator for his size down the line.

Trey, a sophomore forward, had an electrifying first game, scoring an impressive 22 points and grabbing 9 rebounds. Standing at 6 feet 6 inches, the forward is poised to make a significant impact in every game he plays. By playing as a stretch forward, the team gains an additional scoring dimension that will undoubtedly benefit Wesley Chapel. Fitzgerald’s ability to attack the glass on both ends of the court is a key asset. His downhill driving skills and consistent scoring will make him a formidable presence throughout the season. Trey’s performance this season is expected to elevate his status and make him a player to watch.