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Big-Time Performances at George Lynch Invitational (Class of 2026) (Part 1)
2026 6’5 Markus Kerr (Chambers) Kerr has elevated his game to another level, showing his ability to be assertive but also play within the offense. Over the last month, he has really stepped up as an offensive weapon, scoring from all levels, operating with a smooth feel, and playing with pace. Time after time, he hit some tough shots inside and out, and I don’t see him slowing down anytime soon....
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North Carolina Top 80 Camp Evaluations: Team 1
Team 1 Coach: Jordan Paris #2: 5’9 ’26 Dionte Neal (Reidsville) Starting off, we look at a player who consistently propels winning in all possible settings, Dionte Neal. He’s a smart, unselfish point guard prospect with toughness, quickness, and a polished skillset. Neal is a natural leader by example and someone who visibly understands how to dictate the action as a primary creator. He touches...
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Paying More Attention To: NC Top 80 (Class of 2026)
2026 6’5 Jossiah Johnson (Berean Baptist) Johnson is a player that brings consistency. You know what you are going to get each and every time he steps on the court, and consistently sets the tone no matter where he plays. The blend of being 6’5, strong and physical, and being an effective scoring option should garner the attention of college coaches. He is comfortable in pushing the ball in...
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Notables from NC State Team Camp (Part 1)
6’7″ 2026 Jayvon Rampersant (Berkmar) Rampersant impressed with his physical tools and understanding of his role. He’s a legit 6’7″ with fluidity, coordination, and explosiveness. Those physical tools, combined with his touch around the rim and flashes of ball skills make him an incredibly enticing long term prospect. He understands how to impact the game with his...
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Let’s Not Forget: Prospects in the NC Class of 2026 that should be targets (Part 1)
2026 6’7 Josiah Sanders (Berean Baptist) Sanders is one that I believe should be a hot target for several programs but might not get the attention he deserves (as of yet). You can’t deny the intrigue with a prospect at his size (6’7) and his versatile skillset. He is comfortable in operating from multiple levels, whether it is helping run the offense, playing off the ball, or using his size to...
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Could 2026 Tyson Thompson (St. Paul’s) be tracking to another level'
Player: Tyson ThompsonSchool: St. Paul’sClass: 2026Height: 6’9 At the Hoops & Dreams Showcase, it was a great opportunity to view a rising big that we don’t get to see a ton of but has always impressed in 2026 6’9 Tyson Thompson from St. Paul’s. Thompson has been one we have monitored over the years and has steadily continued to develop into a strong prospect and one that college...
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Bendel’s Best: G3 Showcase
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops traveled to Rock Hill, South Carolina for our annual G3 Showcase. The three-day event featured over 250 teams with highly competitive games and tons of talented prospects on display. There were countless subplots worth noting, but this article will take a closer look at five personal favorites from the last few days… 6’7 ’26 Trey Thompson (Tennessee Impact)...
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POB’s Eye Catchers at Phenom G3 (Day 2, Part 1)
2024 Armani Henderson (BTB 2024): Henderson has had a strong month or so on the Phenom Hoops platform, as he has been putting up some impressive numbers each time he steps on the court. Henderson has such a quick burst, being a tremendous player in getting by defenders off the bounce, finding ways in the paint, scoring over defenders, showing touch, and also hitting shots from multiple...
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Player Standouts at Phenom G3 Showcase
6’7 ’26 Trey Thompson (Tennessee Impact) There were so many impressive pieces for Tennessee Impact, which certainly includes Thompson and his highly advanced identity. Though young, he already clearly understands how to outperform his assignment and dominate a game in various different ways. Thompson is an excellent post-up option with a notable blend of IQ, touch, and footwork. He finishes with...
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Phenom Hoops LIVE Recap: Looking at 2026 Tyson Thompson and 2025 Chase Williams (Team Shack)
Just because the LIVE period is over in April, doesn’t mean that Phenom Hoops is stopping their coverage, as we are bringing you a ton of post-event coverage as well throughout the coming weeks. Let’s dive into a few players and teams that we saw at the event, as we shed light on players that performed well throughout. 2026 Tyson Thompson – Thompson is already a name many know about...
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POB’s Eye Catchers from Day 1 at Phenom Hoops LIVE
2024 Jermarien Williams (North Florida Elite): Williams was an intriguing prospect that I watched on Day 1, as the 6’8 prospect was able to be effective in a variety of ways on the court. Williams brings size and length, he ran the floor well, finished well around the basket and competed on the glass, but also was able to stretch the court with confidence outside. Played with an offensive feel...
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Phenom Hoops Freshman Forty Evaluations: Team 11
Team 11 Coach: Jordan Mann #53: 5’9 Dionte Neal (Reidsville) Starting things off, we look at a player who simply knows how to apply his dynamic identity, regardless of setting, Dionte Neal. He’s a smart, quick, skilled guard prospect who can absolutely fill it up offensively from anywhere on the floor. Neal is a crafty ball-handler and playmaker with the ability to consistently touch the...
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POB’s Eye Catchers from NC Freshman 40 (Part 4)
2026 6’3 Darius McGlashen (Winston Salem Christian): Another new name to look at in North Carolina and we got a feeling, he is going to be a name that will pop up a lot more after this season and down the road. McGlashen was one of the top scorers at the camp, showing that he just had a knack for finding ways to put the ball in the basket. Scoring out in transition, finishing at the rim,...
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Notable Players to Monitor in North Carolina’s Class of 2026
Each year, the CP3 Rising Stars Camp manages to assemble an incredible collection of talented young prospects to compete at the prestigious event. The Carolina’s always bring heavy representation and this year was no different, as there were 18 rising freshmen (2026) and 20 rising sophomores (2025). After highlighting those who made the “Top 20” roster for each class, we will now take a closer...
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