Ontario had a blazing start to their season with a stacked 2028 class that seemed to grow up this season and take some significant steps forward. Flenoury finished with 17 PPG on 58% from 2-point range, 34% from 3-point range and 80% from the foul line. I made my way out to an Ontario game this season and saw Flenoury take some steps physically and defensively. Flenoury has quick hands defensively and his ball pressure stood out. For Flenoury to make a jump in the rankings, I’ll need to see him improve his off hand as both a ball handler and finisher.

Flenoury is a skilled scoring guard who can fill it up from anywhere on the floor. He’s quick out of the triple threat, able to attack in either direction, and has a soft touch with floaters in the lane. What really makes him dangerous is his ability to stretch the floor — he’s comfortable pulling up from deep and doesn’t need much space to get his shot off. Flenoury has the tools to take over games offensively, and this event will be a big stage for him to showcase that scoring ability.

Flenoury was killing it on Sunday, scoring 30 points in a tight win over a Midwest Basketball Club squad. Quick from the triple threat position, Flenoury can attack going either direction and has soft touch on floaters. Converting from long distance, Flenoury had six 3-pointers in the win and a few were a couple of feet behind the line.