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Treyson Hill

Treyson Hill

Springfield, ORThurston
Jersey
#31
Pos
SF
HT / WT
6-6 / 178
Class
2028
NIL Valuation
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Treyson Hill

Treyson Hill

Springfield, ORThurston
Pos
SF
HT / WT
6-6 / 178
Industry Rating
81.67
280 Natl53 Pos2 St
Class
2028
High School

September 7, 2026

Scouting Report

Approved · Sep 7, 2026

Treyson Hill

Scouted byJamie ShawSenior National Recruiting Analyst
CG2028 · Basketball

Overall grade

80/100
  • 0-49Undetermined
  • 50-59D-III / Dev
  • 60-69D-II / NAIA
  • 70-74Low Major
  • 75-84Mid Major
  • 85-89Mid Major Plus / High Major
  • 90-94High Major Starter
  • 95-100Elite / 1 & Done

The upside with Treyson's game is very intriguing. You immediately see the 6-foot-6 size and the quality length. You see that he is still thin, still only a rising junior, but you also notice the projectability of his frame. His natural growth patterns, as well as a college-type strength and conditioning program, should be able to add good weight and not have him lose his athletic abilities. Along with his motor, you notice the straight-line athleticism that Treyson has. He tries to dunk everything. It looks like, when he gets his eyes set on the front of the rim, he…

Top Attributes

-Motor -Athletic burst -Shooting touch -Off-ball defense -Instincts -Disruptive defender -Ceiling

Areas to Develop

-Ball handling. -Continuing to get stronger. -Footwork/balance as a movement shooter. -This plays into making plays off movement.

Film Review Notes

The first play in this mix is a backdoor lob that seems to have brought the crowd to its feet. From that clip on, you clearly see the athleticism. Not only does Treyson dunk the ball, but he dunks it with authority. After a few clips, you see some catch-and-shoot threes mixed in. Surveying the players with him on the court, it appears that Treyson has the listed size. I am intrigued by the shooting touch and the ability to get on the rim. This highlight reel has piqued my interest to dig deeper for some clips online; I want to see more. Listed as a combo guard, I want to see what the ball-in-hand processing looks like. Also, how do things look when playing off the bounce? I see some quality off-ball cutting and movement, both with putting pressure on the rim and drifting with the ball-handler. This is a good mix tape; the intrigue has been built.

Graded Skills

0–10 Scale

  • 8.8Size
  • 7.9Frame/length
  • 6.3Ball-handling
  • 7.8Passing/court vision
  • 8.4Shooting (catch & shoot)
  • 7.9Shooting off the dribble
  • 8.3Finishing
  • 8.2Athleticism
  • 7.8Defense (on-ball)
  • 8.7Basketball IQ