Stewart’s summer with Tre Mann Elite has done wonders for his development. His ability to create offense off the dribble has taken a noticeable leap, and he continues to be a dangerous weapon in transition attacking the rim. Defensively, Stewart has outstanding instincts, consistently jumping passing lanes to generate easy points on the other end. He’ll look to help lead Providence in pursuit of back to back state championships this season.

Fresh off a state championship run with Providence, Stewart carries real momentum into the summer. He’s an athletic guard with the physical tools and upside to develop into a high-level player. Stewart shows flashes as a shot creator and will continue to grow as an off the dribble scorer while playing with Tre Mann Elite . As his offensive game expands, his stock will continue to rise.

Stewart, the team’s leading scorer at nearly 15 points per game, delivered another productive outing. The athletic forward energized the crowd with a surprise putback dunk in the first half and remained aggressive on the offensive glass. Stewart also showed his ability to stretch the defense with outside shooting.

The smooth-shooting wing continues to impress during his sophomore season. Stewart plays with poise, shows good vision as a passer, and was effective scoring in the midrange. He has good length for the position and is developing into an intriguing two-way prospect as his overall game continues to round out.

Christie’s teammate and the leading scorer (15.9 ppg) for the traditional Jacksonville area power and Head Coach Jim Martin, Stewart is a smooth, slashing wing with high level athleticism. He has versatility on both ends of the floor, which enables him to have an impact at both ends of the floor. The sophomore is trending towards being one of the state’s top prospect in the 2028 class.

The sophomore wing is the currently the leading scorer at nearly 16 points per game for the 12-2 Stallions. Stewart is a smooth, slashing wing with high level athleticism. He competes on the glass and is capable of guarding multiple positions on the defensive end. Division I programs will likely be visiting Jacksonville to evaluate Stewart over the next three years.