Virginia Tech just made a major splash on the recruiting trail, landing one of the most coveted names in Mid-Atlantic high school basketball. The Hokies have secured a commitment from the former Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year — a dynamic athlete whose arrival could significantly elevate the program’s trajectory.
This commitment marks a huge win for head coach Mike Young and his staff, who have been aggressively recruiting high-impact players to help Virginia Tech compete at the highest level in the ACC. The former Maryland standout, known for his scoring versatility, leadership, and relentless work ethic, chose the Hokies over a host of other top programs.
Standing at 6-foot-5 with elite athleticism and a high basketball IQ, the guard/wing brings immediate upside to the roster. During his senior year, he averaged over 24 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists per game, all while leading his team to a state championship. His performance earned him not only state-wide recognition but also interest from several Power Five programs.
His decision to commit to Virginia Tech is seen as a statement move — both for the player and the program.