Bryce Curry
#124"6’4” CG / Lakota West (Div. 1) 2027 @LWBasketball / H.S Coach: @CoachKelvenMoss / Luke 12:48 AAU: Phenom United 3SSB 16U"
Uncommitted
Scout Report
Standing 6-4 with natural scoring instincts, this emerging shooting guard is quickly making noise in Ohio's competitive high school basketball landscape.
Background
Hailing from West Chester, Ohio, Bryce Curry has developed his craft at Lakota West High School, where he's become a cornerstone of their program. The 2027 prospect has benefited from playing alongside highly-ranked teammate Joshua Tyson, a 2027 combo guard ranked #56 nationally, creating a dynamic backcourt duo. This competitive environment has accelerated Curry's development as he's learned to complement elite-level talent while establishing his own identity on the court.
Playing Style
Curry possesses the ideal frame for a modern shooting guard at 6-4, giving him the size to compete against both guard positions while maintaining the athleticism to create separation. His scoring versatility allows him to operate effectively from multiple levels, whether pulling up from deep range or attacking the rim with purpose. The Ohio native demonstrates solid court awareness and the ability to make plays for teammates when defenses collapse on his scoring threats. While still developing consistency in his decision-making, Curry shows flashes of becoming a two-way player who can impact winning on both ends of the floor.
Recruitment
With four Division I offers already in hand from Cincinnati, Kent State, Duquesne, and Xavier, Curry is building momentum in his recruitment despite being ranked #124 nationally in the class of 2027. His local appeal is evident with multiple Ohio-based programs showing serious interest, particularly Cincinnati and Xavier who recognize his potential to develop into a high-level contributor. As he continues to refine his skills over the next two years, Curry projects as a player who could significantly outperform his current ranking with continued development.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Lakota West
PREP SCHOOL
Offers
4
Cincinnati
XavierSocial Activity
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Heavyweight battle at Cintas delivered BIG TIME. Lakota West beats Princeton in front of more than 7,000 fans to stay perfect in the GMC. @westfirebirds @VikeNation @joshuatyson_ @Bryce_curry12 @kameron_mercer @FOX19 #Fox19FinalQuarter https://t.co/AxeSN4w0Yl
Blitz 5: Lakota West and Princeton made Cincy prep hoops proud tonight. Ohio's No. 1 - No. 2 battle brought 7,275 & last minute drama to Cintas Center. West prevails. https://t.co/mBAzZbBp5M
@Bryce_curry12 with the and-1 off the turnover. @LWBasketball up 16-0 to open the game. @FrontOfficeNews @gmcsports https://t.co/MBnJRH9sXd
#FQTop3 alert. Bryce Curry. Go-ahead 3-pointer in the final minute to help seal the Lakota West win. RT/LIKE to make it No. 1 on the #Fox19FinalQuarter @Bryce_curry12 @LWBasketball @CoachKelvenMoss @westfirebirds @fox19 https://t.co/8X4WFJuJXD