The Phenom Hoops League Finals wrapped up with a display of extraordinary talent, here are some standouts.
Cameron Thompson (2026) – Team Charlotte
Cameron Thompson stood out with his dynamic scoring ability and clutch performances throughout the tournament. As a versatile wing, Thompson consistently found ways to impact the game, whether through his sharpshooting from beyond the arc or his ability to drive to the basket and finish strong.
Tyler McKnight (2026) – Z Camp Elite
Tyler McKnight’s high basketball IQ and court awareness were on full display, demonstrating his proficiency both as a primary point guard and an off-ball threat. Known for his precise shooting and adept passing, McKnight orchestrated plays effectively while contributing defensively with his strategic positioning and active hands.
Bryce Chapman (2027) – NC Spartans
Bryce Chapman emerged as a difference-maker with his exceptional athleticism and perimeter skills. His ability to space the floor and create scoring opportunities for himself and teammates made him a pivotal player for his team. Chapman’s defensive prowess and high motor also made him a formidable presence on both ends of the court.
James Wood (2026) – Anthony Morrow
James Wood showcased his dynamic scoring ability throughout the tournament, displaying a smooth shooting stroke and the capability to penetrate defenses with ease. His versatility and knack for getting around defenders highlighted his potential as a top prospect in his class.
Noah Dulin (2028) – Team Pittman
Noah Dulin impressed with his all-around game, showcasing maturity beyond his years. As a wing with size and skill, Dulin excelled in rebounding, defending multiple positions, and contributing on the offensive end with his scoring and playmaking abilities. His impact on the court was crucial for his team’s success.
CJ Moore (2028) – Upward Stars Columbia
CJ Moore made significant contributions with his athleticism, scoring ability, and defensive intensity. As a versatile wing player, Moore proved to be a reliable scorer from all levels of the court while also excelling in creating turnovers and converting them into transition opportunities.