Treyvon Calvin commits to Wright State Raiders basketball

The Wright State Raiders received a verbal commitment from Treyvon Calvin on Wednesday.

Calvin is a 6-foot point guard from St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, Ill. He also had a scholarship offer from Illinois-Chicago and interest from Winthrop, he told Scouts Focus Illinois in September.

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Calvin joins Andre Harris, a 6-2 guard from Brush High School (Ohio), and Noah Freidel, a 6-4 guard from Tea, S.D., in Wright State’s 2019 class.

Harris, who had offers from Kent State, Robert Morris and Bethune-Cookman among others, committed in July. Freidel committed Aug. 18.

Committed‼️ pic.twitter.com/aIo2rgQFXl
— Trey Calvin (@treycalvin123) September 19, 2018

Wright State gets a steal in Trey Calvin. Smooth ball handler with a nice three point stroke. Smart player that can find his way to the rim when needed. Surprisingly crafty finisher!
— Jonathan Okon (@okonscoutnews) September 19, 2018

St. Viator’s Treyvon Calvin finishes tied for second in IHSA “King of the Hill” best three point shooter contest. @stviatorbball pic.twitter.com/tucoEuoAb7
— Jack Lydon (@JackLydon63) March 17, 2018

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