2025 6’7 Jemeh Jones (DME Academy)
This was the first time I watched Jones in action and though schools are showing interest, I do believe that he proved he is a for-sure next-level type prospect. D1/D2 schools should be taking a look his way, as he is one that brings intrigue with his 6’7 frame, his overall feel and vision, his ability to score in many ways, and his overall presence on the court. Jones displayed great touch and vision in finding teammates but can play/operate from multiple positions with his offensive game especially at 6’7. He did earn one offer from the event but more should be looking his way.
2025 6’0 Julian Rivera (Highland School)
Getting another view of Rivera, I couldn’t help but enjoy what he provided on the court for his team. He continues to step up as a leader and as a true playmaker, as he simply just got it done when he needed. Rivera plays with tremendous pace and feel, showcasing his ability to lead the offense and initiate the offense as well as create scoring opportunities for himself. He attacked the paint, finished well over defenders inside, made smart decisions in getting others involved, brought a gritty overall feel on the court, and truly proved to be a true competitor. Watching him this weekend, there is no way you could walk away and not be impressed with what he showed.
2025 6’7 Casey Williams (TSF)
Williams was one that INSTANTLY grabbed our attention, and it was hard not to miss him, as he was making plays all over the court. Time after time, you saw him flying high and finishing at the rim with powerful dunks, looking to tear it down every time. Williams would be regarded as the most athletic prospect we probably saw at the event, whether it was him finishing strong with extreme bounce or also altering shots on the defensive end. Williams though also showed his ability to step out along the perimeter, knocking down shots from behind the arc and from the corner on multiple occasions. There is still room for development, but he certainly made a statement throughout the event.
2025 6’6 Jaevian Alston (Word of God)
Alston continues to flourish with his versatility on the court, as the 6’6 prospect finds ways to be effective in so many areas of the court. He can defend multiple positions on the court, he understands how to operate down low, create off the bounce for himself, or stretch the defense with his shot-making ability. Alston also finds ways to make his impact in others areas of the court for his team. He brings good value as a piece on the court, and he showed that he is a college-worthy prospect still available here in NC.