RENO, Nev. - Nevada head coach Steve Alford announced Friday the signing of guard Trey Pettigrew (Chicago, Ill. / Kenwood Academy) to a National Letter of Intent.

Pettigrew is a three-star recruit (247Sports and Rivals), and among the top-five prospects in Illinois among this year's senior class, according to The Hoops Report.

Pettigrew, a 6-foot-3, 175-pound combo guard, played his first two prep seasons at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill., before transferring to Eduprize High School in Gilbert, Ariz., for his junior season. He returned to Illinois this summer and is playing his final season at Kenwood Academy.

"Trey is a very athletic point guard that can play multiple positions in our backcourt," Alford said. "He's a highly-ranked Chicago player that brings a lot to our program on and off the floor. We are very excited having Trey join our Pack Family."

As a junior at Eduprize, Pettigrew averaged 14 points, four assists, and two rebounds a game.

His two seasons at Fenwick were highlighted by being named to the All-Chicago Catholic League (CCL) Second Team in 2019-20, making him the only sophomore named to any of the three all-league teams. That season, Pettigrew scored 15points and dished out three assists with two steals a game in a breakout season for the Friars.