Watts made a move to the Atlanta Celtics this spring and quickly established himself as an impact frontcourt player on the adidas 3SSB circuit. A mobile forward with size, length, and above average athleticism, he possesses the physical tools that college coaches covet. Watts plays with a relentless motor, consistently bringing energy, effort, and toughness on both ends of the floor. His offensive skill set continues to evolve, as he has shown noticeable improvement in his ability to score and make plays beyond simply finishing around the basket. Where he truly stands out, however, is on the glass. Watts is an outstanding rebounder who uses his length, athleticism, and instincts to consistently create extra possessions and control the paint. Defensively, his mobility and activity level allow him to cover ground, protect the rim, and guard multiple frontcourt positions.

A lean, mobile combo forward with good size and length, he is an above-average athlete who plays with a high motor and consistent energy. He impacts the game on both ends, running the floor well and rebounding effectively. His offensive skill set continues to improve, highlighted by his ability to knock down open jump shots and contribute around the rim. He averaged 12.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game, showcasing his production and activity level.

Watts averaged nearly a double-double for Riviera Prep and continued to show steady development throughout the event. The mobile combo forward brings good size, length, and athleticism, and consistently plays with a high motor. His offensive skill set is trending upward, highlighted by his ability to score over his left shoulder and finish with touch in the paint. He stays active on the glass and adds defensive value with his rebounding and shot-blocking presence. With his physical tools and improving skill set, Watts continues to trend upward as a frontcourt prospect in the junior class.

Watts is a new member of the Riviera Prep program after a fall transfer from Orlando’s Olympia High School, but the 6’8 junior is a perfect fit for Head Coach Tony Shahbaz. His length, athleticism and high motor was something missing in the front court for the 3-time defending state champions. Watts has tremendous upside and provides some versatility at the defensive end of the floor.

One of the most explosive and versatile forwards in the state, Watts has been making waves with his 6-7 frame and elite athleticism. He’s dynamic in the open floor, finishes with power at the rim, and can handle the ball like a guard. Watts is also a defensive disruptor—blocking shots, switching onto wings, and causing havoc in passing lanes. His upside is sky-high.

Watts is a 6-7 wing with real bounce and improved versatility. He’s a strong finisher who uses his athleticism to make plays at the rim, and his handle has steadily improved. With a bigger role at Olympia coming, Watts is in line for a breakout junior season.

Watts is a 6-7 wing with explosive athleticism and growing versatility. He’s a strong finisher at the rim, using his vertical and footwork to maneuver through traffic. His ball-handling has improved, and at Olympia, he’s set to take on a bigger role.

Stats: 12.1 PPG

Watts is a rising 2027 prospect who blends size and versatility with electric athleticism. Standing at 6-7, he excels on the wing, using his impressive vertical leap to finish strong at the rim—even in traffic with smooth spins or crafty moves past defenders. Watts has shown steady improvement as a ball handler, looking more confident each time he takes the court. At Olympia, he’s poised to take on a key role, whether leading or supporting the playmaking duties for a young and hungry squad. 

Watts is emerging as one of the most versatile and athletic forwards in the 2027 class. Standing at 6-7, Watts brings both size and mobility to the floor, making him a threat on both ends of the court. His electric athleticism allows him to finish at the rim, often using his impressive vertical to score over defenders in traffic. Whether it’s spinning to avoid a defender or attacking downhill, Watts looks increasingly comfortable handling the ball. Defensively, his long arms make him a natural shot blocker, and he disrupts passing lanes with deflections. He’s positioned to take on a big role at Olympia, either as a primary playmaker or a key defensive anchor. As his shooting continues to develop, Watts could become a dynamic two-way player capable of impacting any game.