Ever since I’ve seen Ary-Turner, he’s been one of the younger players on the court, but you wouldn’t know it watching him operate. He is very comfortable handling the ball, has his eyes up even under tight defense, and isn’t easily rushed from any spot on the floor. He’s shown off some deep range from three too, and shows a lot of tools to be a true point guard.

Tyson is a quick guard who plays with remarkable maturity beyond his years. He maintains exceptional control and patience on the court, making smart decisions even under pressure. Tyson excels at finding open teammates with smooth, precise passes, showcasing his elite facilitation skills. His ability to seamlessly orchestrate the offense makes him a standout player to watch this season.

The Elite Prep point guard does a great job running their offense, knowing where his guys are, understanding their strengths, and where he should get them the ball. His spatial awareness helps him make some sneaky plays on the glass and in passing lanes. He’s one of the better point guard prospects in this class and has been playing up against older competition for the past couple of years with Beauchamp Elite.