Keyshawn Summerville, a Class of 2026 guard from Lansing Sexton, has proven himself to be one of the most dynamic and versatile players in the region. Standing at 5’11”, Summerville is known for his shifty style of play, using his quick handles to keep defenders off balance and create opportunities for both himself and his teammates. Whether attacking the basket or dishing out assists, Summerville demonstrates a well-rounded offensive skill set, including impressive shooting from beyond the arc. His ability to handle the ball proficiently with both hands adds another layer to his offensive threat.

Summerville kicked off his junior season in impressive fashion, scoring 22 points, dishing out 6 assists, and recording 3 steals in a matchup against Holt. Unfortunately, his momentum was briefly stalled due to a bruised knee that sidelined him for a few weeks. Despite this setback, Summerville returned to the court in late December and quickly found his rhythm. In a game against Charlotte, he contributed 19 points, 5 assists, and 3 steals. He followed that up with a solid performance against a tough East Lansing squad, posting 17 points and 4 assists.

His breakout game came against Lakewood, where he delivered a career-high 32 points, along with 6 assists and 4 steals, showcasing his scoring ability and court vision. Not stopping there, Summerville put on another remarkable display against Ionia, recording a double-double with 17 points, a career-high 10 assists, 5 rebounds, and 2 steals. His ability to impact the game in multiple areas highlights his value to Lansing Sexton, making him a key player on both ends of the floor.

Even during his time off the court due to injury, Summerville didn’t miss a beat in terms of leadership. He embraced his role from the sidelines, offering support and guidance to his teammates while mentoring underclassmen. This combination of skill, resilience, and leadership makes Summerville a standout guard and a promising prospect to watch in the coming seasons.