2027 Malachi Shipp (HYAA Elite)
HYAA Elite has been making its mark on the court, and 2027 Malachi Shipp has been a catalyst this summer in helping lead the charge. He is a quick guard that is able to create and keep defenders guessing, attack and create well for himself, find ways to get inside the defense, and be a multi-level scorer when needed as well as a playmaker on the court overall.
2027 Michael Stewart (HYAA Elite)
Stewart caught a few eyes with his overall play, bringing consistency from behind the arc and with his shot-making. He got to his spots well from multiple levels, as well as get paint touches when the opportunity was there. He knows how to control the game and the tempo, play within the offense, and displays a high IQ for the game.
2027 Jaylon Wynn (NC Raptors)
Wynn showcased his ability to consistently pressure the defense with his downhill attack and scoring ability. Wynn does a great job getting to the rim, finishing effectively around the basket, and putting defenders in tough situations off the bounce. He also showed the ability to knock down open shots from the perimeter, making him a balanced offensive threat in the backcourt.
2027 Ben Anderson (Peak Basketball)
As a 6’5 prospect, Anderson captured our attention. He brought a balanced overall attack to the court, picked his spots accordingly, and was able to not only use his size scoring off the bounce but also mixed it up well with his ability to get to his spots, create space, and be a tough matchup in rising up and knocking down shots with his jumper.
2027 Isaiah Daniels (SC Blazers)
Daniels brought it again, and we just seem to be on repeat at this point with him; again, we are talking about a 6’4 prospect that gets it done, plays with a high energy, embraces physicality and contact, looks to constantly attack and get to the rim, and brings an explosive nature overall to the court. Daniels understands how to be a strong downhill option, while also impacting the game in several other areas.