Tre Keith
#65"Tri-Cities HS|| Point Guard || 6’3 || AE5 17u || 2027 || 3.75 gpa"
Uncommitted
Scout Report
When a 6-2 combo guard from Atlanta starts collecting Power 5 offers as just a sophomore, it's time to pay attention to what makes him special.
Background
Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, Tre Keith has made Tri-Cities his basketball home while developing into one of the top prospects in his class. Playing alongside highly-regarded 2026 forward Jalan Wingfield, who recently committed to Georgia Tech, Keith has been part of a dynamic duo that's put their program on the recruiting map. The Georgia native has leveraged his local connections and strong play to attract attention from programs both in-state and across the Southeast.
Playing Style
Keith's 6-2 frame gives him ideal size for a combo guard, allowing him to create matchup problems whether he's running the point or playing off the ball. His versatility as a two-way player has caught the eye of major college programs, suggesting he possesses the skill set to impact winning at multiple positions. The ability to play both guard spots effectively makes him a valuable commodity in today's positionless basketball landscape. His development alongside elite talent like Wingfield has likely accelerated his growth and basketball IQ.
Recruitment
With six Division I offers already in hand, including Power 5 programs like Cincinnati, Florida State, Georgia, and Georgia Tech, Keith's recruitment is heating up early. His #66 national ranking in the 2027 class positions him as a high-major prospect with significant upside still to unlock. The combination of in-state interest from Georgia schools and Southeast regional programs suggests he's viewed as a player who can contribute immediately at the next level.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Tri-Cities
PREP SCHOOL
Offers
6
Cincinnati
Florida State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
South FloridaSocial Activity
Tre Keith (@_Trekeith1) is up to 20 points for Tri-Cities. What we've grown used to from him. Multi-level scoring with deep range. So smooth.
FINAL: Woodward Academy 72, Tri-Cities 50 The Hayes brothers Jarvis Jr (@JarvisHayesjr) and Myles (@hooraymyles) went for 18pts each. Jarvis Jr scored his 1,000th career point as well. Tre Keith (@_Trekeith1) went for 27 for Tri-Cities. https://t.co/BoR3WTAmtG
Congratulations to @_Trekeith1 and @JalanWingfield on your selection to the ATL TIP OFF CLUB. Continue to Shine Bright and chase your dreams. @AE5Basketball @OntheRadarHoops @BTS_Report @ATLTipoffClub @EYASports_ @RYZEHoops https://t.co/HLQUFF5GIg