thehoop-la is link is from december 2005.
The same guy raves about him again in 2006
Evaldas Zabas, the St. Michael's College shooting star has been putting up great numbers this year in the face of special defenses and opponents best defenders. Basketball purists in the city love this kid because he is a throwback player. Lots of the ballers in this city get by on pure athletic ability and never develop their other skills. Evaldas, who is only 6'1", can barely dunk but has great dribbling skills, a couple of signature moves and is a deadly outside shooter. He reads defenses very well and is relentless attacking the basket. He reminds me of former Tillsonburg H. S. and York University star David Coulthard, who was one of the great high school scorers of the late 70's when the game outside the city was played below the rim. Zabas will be very successful south of the border because of his great offensive skills and strong work ethic. The kid is simply a treat to watch on the floor."Now I've been told he has elevated his game above the rim now and can be seen dunking it all over the place. He is an interesting prospect mostly doubted all his career but keeps performing and performing even better. They don't play with bigger lower rims in Canada so he's putting in about 30 a night is something special for a guy who is only 6'1. We're not talking about 6'6-6'7 guy who is dominating on smaller players.
http://www.thespec.com/Sports/Local%20Sports/article/297449You can read here about his team upsetting a 16-0 team by beating them by 10 led by EZ. This article is from just last month. Also a Rutgers recruit Marvell Waithe played on the opposing side. Zabas drained 5 three pointers and scored a team high 25 points.
"On numerous occasions at Toronto St. Mike's, Zabas scored 40 or more points in a game. He made immediate impact against TAPS in the first minute, draining back-to-back three-pointers and blocking an opponent's shot."