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Trio of Young Prospects from PHL Finals
6’7 ’28 Zyion Jones (Upward Stars Columbia) It’s easy to see the appeal with Jones, both as a current player and long-term prospect. He’s a fluid athlete with length, mobility, and natural instincts on both ends of the floor. Jones is capable of impacting the game through his motor and athleticism, but has also made considerable strides within his development. He consistently rebounds and alters...
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Player Standouts at PHL Finals (Part Three)
6’3 ’28 Gary Grear (KOC) It’s almost impossible to watch this KOC squad and walk away feeling anything other than impressed by Grear. He’s a natural leader who sets the tone through his IQ, production, and toughness. Grear shines as the focal point of their seamless offensive structure, typically operating as the main creator and scorer from all levels. He consistently creates for himself and...
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Player Standouts at PHL Finals (Part Two)
6’0 ’27 CP Perry (Dub Salem) Although we didn’t see Perry much this travel ball season, his crafty, polished game is still as effective as ever. He effortlessly created for himself and others while highlighting his handle, vision, and scoring prowess from all levels. Perry displays excellent pace and poise when attacking off the bounce. He shoots the ball at a high clip from beyond the arc, but...
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Player Standouts at PHL Finals
6’5 ’27 Thomas Vickery (Thrill Skillz) There were a lot of notable names on display for the final weekend of travel ball, but Vickery was arguably as impressive as anyone. It was my first “real” viewing outside of last year’s high school season (when touches and playing time were limited), and it’s easy to see why he’s rapidly trending upward as one of the fastest risers in North Carolina’s...
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Who Delivered: Key Standouts from the PHL Finals
2026 Cameron Thompson – Team Charlotte Thompson may be one of the most underrated talents in the state, but he brings unbelievable value to the court when he plays. I absolutely love what he can provide for his team, and he showed that all throughout the event in different ways. Whether it was a 30+point performance in the championship game or being an impact player in other areas, Thompson...
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Pure Dominance: Team Pittman Rolls to Win 15U PHL Championship
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our inaugural Phenom Hoops League Finals in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The event featured teams that participated in the PHL and accumulated enough points throughout the travel ball season to qualify for the season-ending tournament. Although each of the brackets was highly competitive, one could truly argue that this division was the most talented across...
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Loaded with Talent: Upward Stars Columbia Wins 16U PHL Championship
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our inaugural Phenom Hoops League Finals in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The event featured teams that participated in the PHL and accumulated enough points throughout the travel ball season to qualify for the season-ending tournament. Although each of the brackets were highly competitive, there was still a ton of excitement surrounding the 16U age group. The...
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Stars Shine Bright at the PHL Finals: Elite Talent Takes Center Stage
2026 Bradley Floyd – Most Hated NC Floyd was really good throughout the event, including a 40-point performance on Sunday afternoon. When talking about a prospect like Floyd, I’m eager to see who is going to be able to snag such a versatile piece for the future. Floyd has a lot of intangibles in his game that would make him a valuable piece on the court, whether it is his size, ability to score...
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Underrated Athletes PHL Finals Standouts (Part 1)
The Phenom Hoops League Finals wrapped up with a display of extraordinary talent, here are some standouts. Cameron Thompson (2026) – Team Charlotte Cameron Thompson stood out with his dynamic scoring ability and clutch performances throughout the tournament. As a versatile wing, Thompson consistently found ways to impact the game, whether through his sharpshooting from beyond the arc or...
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New Era, Still Winning: Team Charlotte Secures 17U PHL Championship
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our inaugural Phenom Hoops League Finals in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The event featured teams that participated in the PHL and accumulated enough points throughout the travel ball season to qualify for the season-ending tournament. Although each of the brackets was highly competitive, lots of eyes were directed at the oldest division and the players who...
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