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Four-star recruit Acaden Lewis ranks 28th in the 2025 ESPN 100 Recruiting Database. With an 88 Scout Grade, Lewis ranks first in his state, sixth in his region, and seventh in his position.
According to On3's Industry Ranking, Lewis has a 96.26 grade. With 33 offers, Lewis has completed eight visits. He took to Instagram to share some pictures from his Oct. 4 visit to the Duke Blue Devils:
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"Blue devil?? 😈," Lewis captioned the picture.
Lewis received offers from programs like St. John, Syracuse, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Indiana, Lousiville, Duke, UConn, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Kentucky, North Carolina, Connecticut and more. However, he narrowed his list down to Duke, UConn, and Kentucky, according to Dushawn London of 247Sports.
"The 6-foot-2, 170-pound combo guard from Washington, DC is no longer considering UNC. That leaves a final three that includes Duke, UConn, and Kentucky.," London reported on Oct. 1.
Playing for Sidwell Friends School, Washington, DC, Lewis averaged 8.7 points in 31 games in his sophomore year. During his junior year in 2023-24, Lewis played 30 games and scored 14.5 points, grabbed 5.7 rebounds, dished out 4.3 assists and stole the ball 1.5 times per contest.
Acaden Lewis at Duke's Countdown to Craziness
After head coach Jon Scheyer's invitations, Lewis was spotted along with other possible Duke recruits Nate Ament and Shelton Henderson at Duke's Countdown to Craziness on Friday. The event features a scrimmage between Duke players with the two teams being Team White and Team Blue.
They played two 10-minute games, with Team White winning the first (21-17) and Team Blue winning the second (37-21).
The crowd chanted "Sit with us!" when the three possible recruits arrived. The Blue Devils already have four 5-star recruits in the 2024-25 roster: Cooper Flagg (Montverde Academy), Khaman Maluach (NBA Academy Africa), Isaiah Evans (North Mecklenburg), and Kon Knueppel (Wisconsin Lutheran).
Scheyer has a strong roster heading into the new season. How far do you think the Blue Devils will go in the next season?
