Phenom Lincolnton Shootout featured a strong mix of production, toughness, and high-level feel, with several players separating themselves through consistent impact on both ends of the floor. From go-to scorers to energy providers and glue guys, these standouts made their presence felt throughout the action.
2026 6’2 Braylon Taylor (Salisbury)
Taylor continues to thrive as a dynamic, playmaking guard. Quick and aggressive, he consistently generated paint touches and finished through contact in a variety of ways. His downhill pressure kept defenses on their heels and led to frequent trips to the free-throw line, where he capitalized.
2027 6’2 Columbus Parker (Providence Day)
A tough, steady leader who brings energy every possession. Parker balances scoring and playmaking well, stays active on the glass. Good perimeter size, competes defensively, and consistently impacts winning with his effort and versatility.
2026 Aubrey Gibbs (Hickory)
Gibbs led the way offensively, pouring in 20 points while applying constant downhill pressure. A quick, physical guard, she attacked gaps relentlessly, drew fouls at a high rate (12–14 FT), and also showed good awareness creating opportunities for teammates.
2027 Daphca Dyson (Lincolnton)
Dyson was highly effective in her role, providing steady production around the basket. She finished efficiently at the rim, battled for position inside, and consistently boxed out to secure rebounds. Her physicality and effort stood out.
2026 6’6 Lajalin Overton (Mallard Creek)
Overton set the tone with his physicality while impacting the game beyond the box score. Often the superior athlete on the floor, he showcased touch, mobility, and strong instincts on both ends. His ability to anchor the paint and make effort plays continues to help his team.
2026 6’1 James Wood (Carmel Christian)
Wood showcased why his game projects well to the next level. A natural scorer, he impacted the game in multiple ways—knocking down perimeter shots, getting to the free-throw line, and cleaning the glass. His effort and versatility played a major role in his team’s success.
2027 6’0 Nasir White (West Meck)
White made a major scoring impact this weekend, scoring at all three levels and consistently getting to the free-throw line in key moments. He knocked down timely shots, rebounded well for his position, and stayed active defensively—forcing turnovers with quick hands, anticipation, and well-timed reads. A reliable offensive option who also elevates those around him.
2028 6’2 Noah Dulin (Davie County)
Dulin has shown the ability to a consistent option offensively combining confident perimeter shooting with strong, decisive drives, and athleticism to make a difference on the floor. A quality rebounder for his size, he pushes the break well and draws defensive attention, creating opportunities for teammates.