The opening day of EYBL Las Vegas once again featured some of the nation’s premier talent, with several prospects delivering impressive performances against elite competition. Whether it was efficient scoring, playmaking, or impacting both ends of the floor, these players elevated their teams when it mattered most.
2027 DeMarcus Henry (Vegas Elite)
Henry filled the stat sheet with one of the most complete performances of the day, finishing with 19 points, 10 rebounds, four assists, two steals, and two blocks. He shot an efficient 7-for-13 from the field while impacting nearly every possession. His versatility, activity level, and willingness to contribute across the board made him one of Day 1’s most productive performers.
2027 Clarence Rosser Jr. (Team United)
Rosser Jr. turned in one of the day’s most efficient offensive outings, pouring in 30 points on 9-of-12 shooting while knocking down 3-of-5 from beyond the arc. He also grabbed nine rebounds, consistently creating second-chance opportunities and finishing plays around the basket. His combination of efficiency, physicality, and scoring touch proved difficult to contain.
2029 Zaire Colbert (Jet Academy)
Colbert showcased his well-rounded offensive game with 20 points, five assists, and four rebounds. He efficiently scored from multiple levels while also creating quality looks for teammates. His ability to balance scoring with playmaking kept the offense flowing and highlighted the versatility that continues to make him one of the more intriguing guards in the class.
2028 Darren Ford (AB Elite)
Ford delivered a poised offensive performance, finishing with 25 points while converting all 10 free throw attempts. He consistently attacked the defense, putting pressure on the paint and earning trips to the foul line. His ability to generate offense, stay aggressive, and capitalize on free throws helped fuel his team’s success.
2027 Devin Cleveland (Brad Beal Elite
Cleveland produced another strong all-around effort, totaling 19 points, five rebounds, and three assists. He attacked the basket with confidence while mixing in perimeter scoring, finishing 8-for-17 from the floor. His versatility and willingness to impact the game in multiple areas continue to stand out against high-level competition.
Final Thoughts
Day 1 in Las Vegas delivered exactly what was expected—high-level basketball and standout performances from some of the nation’s top prospects. These players not only put up impressive numbers but also showcased the traits that continue to attract college coaches and national attention as EYBL Session 1 rolls on.