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Kyrie Simpson controlled the game for Bo Bell. With a slick, but controlled handle, he was able to get to whatever spot he wanted to. With the ability to score, his court vision also paired very nicely with his game. Kyrie Simpson, (kyriedahooper.scrap on IG), 5’5 PG, Dutchtown

Jayce Oliver. Big and athletic which allows him to play way bigger than he’s listed at. His ability to horse at the rim and get a bucket when he needs to is truly what separates him. He pairs really well with his teammate Kyrie Simpson. Jayce Oliver, (jd_is_a_bucket on IG), 5’11

Parker Horton was slick with it. Being undersized, you have to be able to control the game and get a bucket. And being a small guard, he did exactly that. Knocking down open shots and being able to finish at the rim will allow you to play wherever. Parker Horton, ( s.w.a.g.g.y.p

L’jay Gilbert was balling. At his frame, 5’10 looks a lot longer and taller. He was able to use his length and footwork to get him in good positions to score. Did a great job of using his intangibles to his advantage. L’Jay Gilbert, 5’10 W, Temple Middle School 2030, West GA

Brooklyn Touch had a very impressive outing for Team Hndrixx. At the point guard position, he did what he was supposed to do and then some. Of course he was able to handle the ball, find the open man, and control his team’s tempo, but he was also a threat with his shot making

Now Jody Stalling here is nice. Bigger and taller than a lot of the people on the court, Jody is able to use his body to get him easy buckets. But his handle and court vision is what impressed me the most. He impacts the game in so many ways. Jody Stalling, (allstarboyjody on

Princeton Colvin impressed me a lot today. He was just smooth. At the new combo guard position, you have to be able to run an offense and keep teammates involved, and be able to score in all three levels at the same time. Took what the defense gave him. Took good shots. Played at

Jaxon Oliver was one of the three standouts on an extremely talented Honor Sports Academy team. Running the point guard position, his strong suits were getting downhill and scoring at the basket, and setting up his team’s half court offense. Jaxon Oliver, (Sir_Jaxon on IG), 4’5

Honor Sports Academy Big 3 ladies and gentlemen. Jody Stalling, Jaxon Oliver, and Princeton Colvin (left to right).

Benny Crane was on a scoring onslaught. Hit ability to use his body and get crafty at the rim isn’t something we’re always used to seeing at the Guard position, but he used it efficiently. Also was able to make outlet passes which led to buckets and kept his team involved. Benny

Jase Blake. With the ability to play at his pace despite what the defense does, he also possesses a lethal shot. Takes care of the ball, controls tempo, plays the game right. Jase Blake, (thejaseblake on IG), 5’7 PG, Westminster 2029, Elevate Sports Academy @coache_undg

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6’10” SF Lenuel Narvaez (2027) is a sophomore playing up for a talented Central Florida Squad (FL). He handled the ball at times, extended the floor w/ his range & was a lob threat in transition. A ton of potential as a prospect & extremely versatile. Watch very closely!

Dylan Johnson. Quick. Smart. Cutthroat. If he wanted to get to the rim, he got to the rim. If he wanted to beat you off the dribble, he would beat you off the dribble. The game just came easy to him. Forced OT and also had the GW. Clutch. Dylan Johnson, (its.dylszn on IG), 5’11

6’5” SF Tyler Younger (2027) is a powerfully built prospect with the intangibles to play multiple positions on both ends. Is nimble enough to handle the ball in spurts, is crafty and has a nice pull-up shot. Made his mark as a two-player in his early matchups. Multi-sport star.

If you seen Cole Fritz play, you wouldn’t think he was 6’0. You’d think he was taller. He plays the game so big and impactful. He’s strategic with the way he uses his body and footwork to his advantage. Disciplined and smart has never proved anyone wrong, and it definitely didn’t

6’9” PF Jeremiah Evans (2028) for Team EYA is a good post prospect to track. Plays with passion, crashes the glass & shows flashes of a player that could become a rip & go slasher from the post. Excellent length, athletic & full of promise. Attends Lovejoy HS (GA).

PJ Rosser played like a ninja. Everything about him was sneaky. Sneaky bounce, sneaky handle, sneaky shot, his game was slick. One of the top performers at the Peach State Explosions. PJ Rosser, @pjrosser2027 , (immmpjj on IG), 6’0 PG, South Palding High School 2027, Team SMASH

Byron Lee was a terror all night on both sides of the ball. On the offensive side, his ability to rise up for boards and at the rim was unmatched. On the defensive side, his ability to alter shots and deny them made his presence even more valuable. Keep an eye out. Byron Lee,

Carter Campbell played hard all the way until the buzzer sounded. He could score on all three levels, he made sure his teammates was involved, and he was scrappy on the defensive side of the ball. Carter Campbell, Carter Campbell , 5’10 CG, City of Life Christian Academy 2027,