While he’s largely been known as the younger brother of Terrence Hill – which is to be expected considering how much of a legend he was at Roosevelt – TyVelle is already making a name for himself as a Roughrider. Thrown into the fire as a true freshman, he settled in and averaged 11.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 4.5 assists while showcasing his smooth lefty jumper and great feel for the game. More will be expected from the rising sophomore in 2026-27 but if there’s anyone up to the challenge, it will be Hill who’s been doing it all for the Roughriders this June.

If there was one guy who truly did it all in the Sunday action we watched, it was Hill. The rising sophomore guard not only ran the point, he scored the ball, hit the boards (in a huge way), and perhaps most importantly led the Roughriders to victory. The lefty had his shooting stroke on from deep early, which set up some strong drives to the basket when the defense adjusted. Team highs with 29 points, 14 (!!) rebounds, and four assists.

Playing up two age groups in 17U was no problem from what we saw from Hill, who fit right in. The Roosevelt freshman was cool and composed when he ran the point and got the opportunity to play off the ball as well. While his lefty jumper from three wasn’t quite falling, he adjusted by going to mid-range pullups and strong drives into the lane.

Hill, a 5’9″ point guard, is one of the top freshmen in the PIL and already plays with confidence and maturity. The younger brother of former Roosevelt standout Terrence Hill Jr., he’s a confident shooter who can get to the rim and make smart decisions with the ball. Hill is a crafty, pass-first guard with strong basketball IQ and an active defender who consistently forces turnovers. Hill had 10 points, 6 Assists, and 4 Steals

The younger brother of former all-state honoree and current VCU Ram Terrence, Hill put in a nice day’s work at the Freshman Showcase. Currently listed at 5-foot-9, the incoming Roosevelt freshman is still growing physically but has the mind and skills of a more mature player. He played with a good feel for the game, showed a nice touch with his lefty jumper, and had the quickness to get by his defender for finishes at the rim or kick outs to teammates for scores. (JT)