The basketball world is starting to take notice of Tyson Darko, a Class of 2030 point guard who’s making waves south of the border. Standing 6’2” and running the show for AAU powerhouse Rondo Elite, Darko’s blend of basketball IQ, skill, and deep shooting range has quickly set him apart from his peers.

Darko is more than just a scorer. His ability to read the floor, change pace, and create scoring opportunities makes him a nightmare for defenses. Shifty and elusive, he can get to his spots with ease, whether it’s pulling up from long range or attacking the basket.

On the defensive end, Darko is relentless. His high motor allows him to rebound well for his position, and his commitment to competing on both ends makes him the kind of player every coach dreams of having. Off the court, his reputation as a high-character individual only adds to his potential as a future leader.

With Canada continuing to produce high-level talent, Tyson Darko could be the next name to join the ranks of elite Canadian guards making their mark on the game. The foundation is there — skill, character, and competitiveness — and the basketball world should be watching closely.

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