Andrew Ross
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Scout Report
When you're the third-ranked player on a team loaded with Division I commits, you better have something special to separate yourself from the pack. At 6-5 with legitimate two-way skills, the scouts aren't leaving Sidwell Friends games early anymore.
Background
Washington DC has always been a basketball hotbed, and Andrew Ross represents the latest wave of talent emerging from the DMV area. Playing his high school ball at Sidwell Friends School, Ross has been developing in one of the most competitive prep environments in the country. The program has become a magnet for elite talent, and Ross has held his own alongside future college stars. His AAU experience has exposed him to national competition, helping him understand what it takes to compete at the highest levels.
Playing Style
Ross brings a cerebral approach to the shooting guard position that reflects his high basketball IQ and understanding of game flow. He's not the guy who's going to dominate the ball, but he knows how to make winning plays when opportunities present themselves. His decision-making in transition stands out - he reads defenses quickly and consistently makes the right choice whether to push tempo or pull it back. Defensively, he uses his 6-5 frame effectively, switching across multiple positions and communicating well within team concepts. Ross plays with controlled aggression, picking his spots to be assertive while never forcing situations that aren't there. The kid understands spacing and how to move without the ball, which makes him valuable in any offensive system.
Strengths
The shooting stroke is legitimate from three-point range, with consistent mechanics and the confidence to let it fly in rhythm. Ross has developed into a reliable catch-and-shoot threat who can also create separation off the dribble when defenders close out hard. His court vision surprises people - he sees passing angles that other wings miss and isn't afraid to make the extra pass. The defensive versatility is real, as he can guard multiple positions effectively and has the lateral quickness to stay with smaller guards on switches.
Areas to Watch
Adding strength to his frame would help him finish through contact more consistently around the rim. His handle needs refinement to become a more dynamic shot creator, particularly when attacking off the bounce against athletic defenders. Developing more of a vocal leadership presence could help him maximize his basketball IQ and become more of a floor general type.
Player Comparison
He reminds me of a young Duncan Robinson in terms of shooting ability and basketball IQ, though Ross has better defensive tools at this stage. Like Robinson, he's not going to wow you with athleticism, but he impacts winning through smart play and reliable shooting. The frame and length give him a higher ceiling defensively than Robinson ever had.
Recruitment
With seven Division I offers already on the table, Ross has solid mid-major interest with some high-major programs starting to take notice. California and Oklahoma State represent the highest-level programs currently involved, while schools like George Mason and Old Dominion could offer immediate playing time opportunities. His recruitment should pick up significantly over the next year as he continues developing alongside elite teammates. Being a 2027 prospect gives him time to add offers, but he's already in a good position with quality options.
Projection
Ross projects as a rotation player at the high-major level or a potential star at the mid-major level, depending on where he lands. His skill set translates well to college basketball, where smart, versatile wings who can shoot are always in demand. Professional basketball remains a possibility if he continues developing his shot creation and adds strength, but he's more likely to carve out a successful college career and potentially play professionally overseas.
Updated Apr 8, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Offers
7Offers sourced from 247Sports and social media monitoring.
Social Activity
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