An athletic, high-flying wing, Tycen has steadily elevated his game over the past few years, becoming a complete offensive threat. His strength in the paint allows him to finish through contact, while his agility on the wing makes him a dynamic force when attacking downhill. He’s developed a versatile scoring arsenal, seamlessly blending power and finesse to keep defenders on their heels. With continuous improvement and impressive versatility, he is poised to make a significant impact at the next level. 

An athletic wing who showcased how his game has grown since really popping on the scene last season. Has the size at 6-foot-7 to play out of different spots and let his athleticism shine with some big dunks and rebounds, then started to work in some pick-and-pops later on to drain some threes. Steadily becoming a more and more well-rounded player who should be in for a big season with Skyview.

Haij has been a big riser over the last year, and he continues to get stronger and showcase his versatility as a combo forward. He’s got big-time athleticism to match his big motor, and is a kid who can really make an impact off his activity alone. Plus rebounder, good instincts on the offensive glass, and a kid who has shown some potential to hit the midrange jumper at a good clip.

Tycen, a wing player is expected to make waves in the upcoming season. He skillfully runs the court in transition, effortlessly filling lanes and delivering impressive dunks that energize his team and fans alike. With each game, his jumper shows marked improvement, hinting at his potential to become a dominant force on the court. As he continues to hone his skills, he is poised for a breakout season that will capture the attention of scouts and elevate his status in the state.

This guy just consistently makes the simple plays, and his big motor and athleticism help him stay in position time after time to make those plays. At 6-foot-7, he’s an excellent rebounder with strong hands and good leaping ability. He’s shown he can efficiently score around the rim, hit those short to midrange shots off the catch or the bounce, and is an above-the-rim finisher when he can get downhill. He flashed over the season with some eye-popping plays and should be in for a big spring.

Haij isn’t a huge part of their offensive gameplan yet but he’s shown some really promising attributes and the ability to affect the game without having to be fed. He’s got the length, toughness, and motor to contribute on the glass and has the wherewithal to go back up and score off of offensive boards. He can guard multiple positions, and although he plays around the paint and baseline quite often, he still has the fluidity to attack from the perimeter. He’ll be a guy to watch who should continue to show more and more as the season goes on.

Tycen has great length for the wing position. He uses it well on both ends of the court, getting his hands in passing lanes often and showing he can rebound extremely well due to his athleticism. Haij brings energy to the court, always diving for loose balls and competing at a high level.