Tysen Lewis is a 6'7" Small Forward/Power Forward in the 2028 class.
Lewis attends Mt. Spokane in Washington and plays club basketball for Perseverance Pirates.
Lewis's Player Profile was created on April 24, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Tysen
LewisSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Mt. Spokane
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WA
13 Up and Coming Big Men to Know
Very athletic front court player who showcased his toughness at the state tournament as a premier defender and...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Tysen
LewisSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Mt. Spokane
|
WA
13 More Key Standouts From Tacoma Quarterfinals
10 pts 9 rebs Lewis drew a tough defensive matchup to start their game against Eastside Catholic, guarding...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Tysen
LewisSF/PF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Mt. Spokane
|
WA
Five 2028 Wings to Know this Winter
Lewis is a kid college coaches should get to know quickly. He’s a physical force already as he...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Ryan Morgan | Prep Hoops Scout
Ryan Morgan
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
Very athletic front court player who showcased his toughness at the state tournament as a premier defender and rebounder. He hasn’t slowed down a bit since, showing this spring and summer his ability to rack up second chance points, attack downhill, and even showing good progress on his jumper to stretch the floor a little. Will be a big part of Mt. Spokane’s team this winter and a double-double threat on a nightly basis.
Lewis drew a tough defensive matchup to start their game against Eastside Catholic, guarding the Crusaders’ big man Yeabsera AklogYeabseraAklog
6'11" | PF
Eastside Catholic | 2026 State#115NationWA
. He showed a lot of grit and toughness throughout the game, nearly putting up the double-double. He was relentless on the glass and attacking the hoop, drawing eight fouls in the game, one that sent Aklog to the bench for a long stretch in the second quarter.
Lewis is a kid college coaches should get to know quickly. He’s a physical force already as he gets ready to enter his sophomore season, and can play from the perimeter and the low blocks. He has no fear of attacking in the paint, whether that’s seeking out contact with the ball or hunting rebounds. While his perimeter game is behind his production inside, he’s still a kid who shows the ability to knock down open shots and use his dribble to get to the rack.