Maresca, a guard out of the Greenwich Country Day School in Connecticut, is a three-sport athlete that appears on the Watch List for the first time. The combo guard does a nice job of playing to his strengths on the offensive end of the floor, mixing up his responsibilities as a playmaker and scorer. He’s got some wiggle off the bounce, has the ability to make good reads out of ball screens, and does a nice job of scoring with touch in the soft spots offensively. Defensively, he’s scrappy and willing to make the plays that lead to winning.

Maresca, who spent his summer running with Rens United, is scoring lead guard that has an advanced offensive game. A crafty ball-handler, Maresca does a great job of utilizing hesitations and hang dribbles to keep the defense off balance. He shows a nice understanding of how to play at different speeds and is capable of making plays for himself and others off the bounce. He’s a crafty paint finisher right now, showing both euro-steps and floaters to finish around or over bigger defenders. He displays confidence as a shooter and is able to use his bounce to create space to get into his jumper. He competes on the defensive end, moves his feet well, and has a good understanding of team concepts on that end of the floor. He should have a chance to play a big role this winter at Greenwich Country Day and is a prospect to monitor moving forward.