Alexander is the type of player who impacts the game on nearly every possession, and that’s a big reason why his stock is trending upward. A true playmaker, he has a natural feel for the game that immediately stands out when you watch him. He averaged 11.9 points and 6 rebounds this season, but those numbers only tell part of the story. Alexander always seems to be around the action, whether it’s creating offense, crashing the glass, making hustle plays, or sparking momentum for his team. He plays with energy and instincts that keep him involved from start to finish. His versatility allows him to affect the game in multiple ways, making him valuable on both ends of the floor. Players who consistently make things happen are hard to ignore, and Alexander has shown he’s one of those guys on the rise

Alexander is closing the season at the right time, highlighted by a dominant 24 point, 10 rebound performance for DSST Conservatory Green. He’s a dangerous shooter from deep who forces defenders to extend, and once they do, he’s quick to put the ball on the deck and attack the lane. That ability to score at multiple levels makes him tough to guard. Heading into the City League Tournament, his scoring, versatility and energy on both ends could make him the difference for his team’s success

Alexander stood out because of his consistency and growing offensive confidence for DSST Conservatory Green in January. Helping lead his team to a 6–2 month, he established himself as a reliable second scoring option, averaging 11.3 points and 5.8 rebounds. The 6’4” sophomore reached double figures in six games, showing he can produce night after night rather than in flashes. His size allows him to impact the glass, while his perimeter game continues to expand. As the season has progressed, his three point shooting has become a real weapon, forcing defenses to adjust and opening up the floor for his team

Alexander proved himself as a confident, versatile scorer. He created off the dribble, finished at the rim, and stretched defenses with his perimeter shooting. That really stood out in the 3-on-3 portion of the day. He showcased a balance as he scored from all three levels. He showed he could score on or off the ball which opens up the offense. His rebounding and defensive versatility added to his value, making him one of the more complete prospects on the floor.