by Patrick O'Brien | Jul 22, 2024 | Featured, News, Summer Havoc, Summer Havoc Live, Summer Havoc Showcase
2025 6’7 Brennen Oldham (Rising Pros Training) Oldham is a 6’7 forward who is able to make his presence felt with his physical play, his activity, and playing with relentless energy. At his size, he does a nice job in staying active and using his athleticism to his...
by Patrick O'Brien | Jul 22, 2024 | Featured, News, Summer Havoc, Summer Havoc Live, Summer Havoc Showcase
2025 6’9 Nayte Spargo (Cap City Clutch) The 6’9 long prospect was an interesting one to learn about and watch, as he had a breakout-type game on Day 2 and earned more of our attention. Spargo has really good size but has the game that allows him to operate freely...
by Patrick O'Brien | Jul 20, 2024 | Featured, News, Summer Havoc, Summer Havoc Live, Summer Havoc Showcase
2025 6’3 Pierce Hargraves (Sixers Basketball) Hargraves may have had the shooting performance of the event, as he absolutely put on a clinic with his ability to knock down shots and his confidence from deep. He has no hesitation in his ability to rise up from behind...
by Patrick O'Brien | Jul 20, 2024 | Featured, News, Summer Havoc, Summer Havoc Live, Summer Havoc Showcase
2026 6’8 Benton Welker (Q6 All-Stars) Talking about new names to learn about, 2026 6’8 Benton Welker from Florida has been able to garner some more attention his way. The blend of size and fluidity in his game brings a lot of intrigue, as he has a strong skillset,...
by Patrick O'Brien | Jul 20, 2024 | Featured, News, Summer Havoc, Summer Havoc Live, Summer Havoc Showcase
2025 6’1 Beau Harvey (Rising Pros Training) It was great to watch Harvey back in action and he certainly produced for his team. When talking about his game, one has to see that this is a tough-as-nails type of player who embraces competition and makes strong plays....
by Patrick O'Brien | Jul 19, 2024 | Featured, News, Summer Havoc, Summer Havoc Live, Summer Havoc Showcase
2026 6’3 Drayton Cockfield (Carolina Pressure) Cockfield continues to be a newer name that impresses me. Though he started out slow, he got things going and continued to really flourish his versatility on the court. Posting up down low, finishing at the rim,...
