Tyson Darko doesn't play like a kid who's afraid of the moment -- he hit the game-winner in the finals of the Middle School National Championships this spring. The 6'2" point guard, class of 2030, trains under Rondo Elite's Jr. EYBL program in Kentucky, and it shows: 20 threes across six games, averaging 15 points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.1 assists a night, with a shot profile that leans on movement and pick-and-roll reads rather than pure isolation scoring. Training under an NBA champion at Rondo Elite is the kind of developmental detail that matters more than the box score -- the reads and pace tend to get taught early in that program, and Darko's game already looks more connected than the typical stat-sheet-stuffing 12-year-old guard. He's got an older brother, Tristan (class of 2025), already carving out a shooter's reputation, so there's a real chance the outside shot keeps developing alongside the point guard skill. Early, but early with real feel attached -- a lead guard prospect worth tracking well before the recruiting mail starts arriving.