2026 6’7 Dariyon Williams (Twin Hoops)

Williams once again made a strong impression on the #PhenomHoops platform with his physical, hard-nosed style of play. He competes with an edge and doesn’t shy away from contact, consistently finishing through defenders at the rim. Williams brings a strong motor every time he steps on the court, using his size and toughness to impact the game in the paint and on the boards. His willingness to embrace the physical side of the game, combined with his production, makes him a reliable and impactful frontcourt presence.

2028 6’6 Lamont Williams (Palmetto Pride)

Williams continues to be a consistent and impactful presence, showing his ability to produce in a variety of ways throughout the season. With his size and physical tools, he does a great job of scoring at multiple levels while also making his presence felt on the glass. Williams plays with a high motor and constant energy, which translates to activity on both ends of the floor. His ability to rebound, attack, and stay engaged makes him a valuable and versatile piece.

2027 6’7 Malachi Murphy (Bricksquad Monopoly)

Murphy put together a strong weekend, consistently showing his ability to apply pressure as an offensive threat. He thrives in attack mode, getting downhill to the rim and capitalizing in transition with his aggressiveness and strength as a finisher. Murphy does a great job of putting defenders on their heels but also showed he can step out and knock down shots from the perimeter when needed. His blend of downhill attacking and outside scoring makes him a well-rounded guard who can impact the game in multiple ways.

2029 6’9 Aiden Thomas (Heat Elite)

Thomas impressed with his early combination of size, feel, and productivity on the court. He brings a strong presence in the paint, using his frame well to establish position and impact the game physically. Thomas showed soft touch around the basket along with a natural feel for how to operate, making smart plays within the flow. He was especially effective on the glass, consistently securing rebounds and giving his team extra opportunities. With his tools and overall feel, Thomas clearly looks the part of a prospect trending in the right direction.

2028 Cam Kernes (Young and Motivated)

Kernes delivered an electric performance, showcasing a relentless attacking mindset and constant pressure on the defense. He thrives in the open floor, where his speed and aggressiveness allow him to make plays and create easy scoring opportunities. Kernes was nearly unstoppable getting to the basket, consistently breaking down defenders off the dribble and finishing with confidence. His non-stop motor and ability to put pressure on defenses make him a highly intriguing guard to watch moving forward.

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