Tyce drops in the rankings due to missing so much time to injury. Jarvis has missed the last month of AAU and all of “June ball” for Montgomery County. A big time athlete, Tyce added a new offer from NKU last month and should still be a D1 player when he signs his scholarship papers.

Tyce has earned several offers over the years and has been one of the highest ranked players in this class since we started ranking it.

Prediction: Northern Kentucky. The Norse offered Jarvis recently despite him being out all summer long with an injury. That tells me the Norse really want him.

Tyce is one of the most high upside players in Kentucky. He is capable of getting to the rim early and often. When Jarvis’ motor is running, he’s a top 3 player in Kentucky. If he continues adding bulk to his wiry frame, look for Tyce to add several more offers to his list of D1 suitors over the course of this spring and summer.

Tyce actually got a D1 offer today from Grambling State. Jarvis checks nearly every box for a big wing. If he proves he can shoot the ball consistently from range, it will be harder to find deficiencies in his game. A super athletic driver who is switchable on the defensive end, I expect Tyce to see an uptick in his recruiting this spring and summer.

Despite the loss, Jarvis was extremely impressive in the first half and the season why Montgomery County was able to hang around for as long as they did on Tuesday night. Jarvis caught the ball on the wing did a quick rip and go move and had a nasty dunk in traffic to get the strong Montgomery County support up off their feet. Jarvis followed that up with back-to-back 3-pointers to give his team some momentum late in the first half. Maybe the highlight of the game came when Jarvis dropped a defender on a crossover before hitting a mid-range pull-up jumper. Lots of momentum for Jarvis heading into his 17 U grassroots season.

Tyce Jarvis Tyce Jarvis 6'5" | SG Montgomery County | 2027 State KY scored 23 points in the MoCo win, shooting nearly 70 percent from the field at 9-of-13, while going 3-of-6 from deep and 2-of-2 from the free throw line. He also added five rebounds and three assists. Jarvis displayed impressive athleticism and was difficult for defenders to contain because of his ability to drive and finish at a high level while also knocking down perimeter shots. He thrived in transition, handling the ball well and finishing through contact at the rim, and even had a highlight alley-oop slam off a pass from Austin Sears Austin Sears 6'2" | PG/CG Montgomery County | 2028 State KY .

Tyce is one of the most explosive athletes in the state, regardless of class. He also has the potential and the physical traits of being a lockdown defender. Long term, Jarvis needs to improve his long range shooting. He’s only knocking down 25% of his threes so far this season. In the short term, Tyce has a quick first step and is an explosive leaper who can get to the rim and finish, even through contact. There’s a reason he holds several D1 offers already.

Tyce has the highest ceiling of anyone on this list because he’s such an explosive athlete. While he doesn’t shoot the three great, Jarvis is a solid shooter who is getting better and better as a ball handler and playmaker. He has all the tools to be a top player in the state this season.

Tyce is among the most athletic prospects in this class and has the potential to be a big time player if he can straighten out his three point shooting. At his best when attacking off the bounce, Jarvis holds multiple D1 offers and you can see why when you watch him attack in the open floor.

Skilled, athletic wing that was living with his head by the rim. Seemed like every time I went to check his game he was showing his athleticism for a dunk. Not just an athlete though. Showed his full game where he can play on or off the ball and be affective. Smooth player that is wired to score and doesn’t in a lot of different ways.