Session 1 of the Phenom Hoops Jamboree continued to spotlight a deep pool of talent, with players across multiple classes showing polish, versatility, and upside. From shot-makers to interior anchors, these standouts proved why their names will be ones to remember this season and beyond.
2028 6’8 Andrew Juergens (Greensboro Day)
Juergens continues to show why he’s regarded as one of the top young shooters in the state. At 6’8, he displays smooth mechanics, great touch, and the ability to score efficiently without forcing plays. His length and poise make him a reliable weapon in any offensive system.
2028 6’3 Cruz Miller (Concord Academy)
Miller impressed with his fluidity, length, and pace. A shifty guard who can get into the paint, create for himself or others, and knock down shots in rhythm. His blend of confidence, handle, and athleticism makes him a guard that college coaches will want to monitor closely.
2026 6’8 Pavlo Markiv (Asheville Christian)
Markiv set the tone with his energy and physicality. Uses his frame and strength well on both ends, battling on the glass, finishing through contact, and defending with effort. The type of player who thrives doing the little things that don’t always show up in the box score.
2029 6’7 Kaedyn Cole (Grace Christian)
Cole’s athleticism and fluid movement at his size make him an intriguing long-term prospect. Finishes powerfully around the rim, runs the floor well, and continues to expand his skill set. With his physical tools and work ethic, the future looks bright.
2028 6’7 Julian Tweedy (Cary Academy)
Tweedy proved to be one of the toughest matchups on the floor. His combination of size, skill, and feel allows him to score from multiple levels, facilitate, and defend all over the court. Tweedy’s confidence and versatility give him the ability to take over games.
2027 5’11 Kobe Plata (Southern Wake Academy)
Plata controls the tempo with maturity and poise. A true floor general who penetrates the defense, makes smart reads, and scores efficiently. On defense, he applies steady pressure and sets the tone for his group.
2027 6’1 Josiah Currie (Grace Christian)
Currie continues to show he’s a dynamic, two-way guard capable of impacting every possession. Confident shooting off the catch or dribble, getting downhill, and defending with intensity. His versatility and athleticism make him a major asset on both ends.
2027 6’10 Duka Vuksavonic (Asheville Christian)
Vusanovic made his presence felt in the paint. Uses his size and strength effectively to control the glass and finish strong around the rim. He’s developing as a scorer with soft touch and improving footwork, anchoring the interior on both ends.