2027 6’9 DaQavis Greene (Fike)
Greene continues to elevate his stock with every opportunity. The long, athletic big controlled the paint as a rebounder, finisher, and rim protector while rarely trying to do too much. He understands his role, plays to his strengths, and consistently impacts winning through his physicality and interior presence.
2029 6’3 Tre Roper (Knightdale)
Roper continues to be the heartbeat of this Knightdale squad. Despite his size, he rebounds and defends like a forward while orchestrating the offense with confidence. He consistently broke down defenders, created quality opportunities for teammates, and scored efficiently while bringing relentless energy every possession.
2027 6’3 Brennen Jefferson (Knightdale)
Jefferson’s complete game continues to shine. The skilled guard combines strength, length, and basketball IQ to control the tempo. He comfortably creates his own offense, facilitates for teammates, and scores from all three levels while serving as a vocal leader on the floor.
2028 6’8 Camden Hill (Panther Creek)
Hill possesses one of the more intriguing skill sets in the class. His blend of size, athleticism, and fluidity allows him to stretch defenses, attack off the dribble, and finish around the basket with touch. He consistently made plays on the glass while using his length to protect the rim defensively.
2030 6’3 Lloyd Concepcion (Harding)
Concepcion continues to look advanced for his age. The rising freshman plays with confidence, processes the game at a high level, and consistently pressures the defense with his ability to attack the paint. He also showed the ability to create for teammates and knock down perimeter shots, making him a prospect to watch closely.
2028 6’4 Garang Garang (WS Christian)
Garang utilized his length and athleticism to impact the game in multiple ways. He was effective attacking from the wing, scoring over smaller defenders, and moving well without the ball. His physical tools, paired with improving offensive instincts, continue to make him an intriguing long-term prospect.
2027 6’6 KJ Terry (Southern Durham)
Terry used his size and athleticism to consistently put pressure on the defense. He attacked downhill with purpose, earned trips to the free throw line, and defended multiple positions throughout the day. His developing ball skills and ability to knock down pull-up jumpers continue to expand his offensive game.
2027 5’7 McKennon Showers (Lincoln Charter)
Showers was extremely effective operating inside the arc. His change of pace, tight handle, and quickness consistently created separation, allowing him to live in the mid-range. He also displayed strong vision and creativity, making plays for teammates whenever defenses collapsed.
2027 6’2 Travien Williams (Hickory Ridge)
Williams consistently lived in the paint, putting constant pressure on opposing defenses. His strength and downhill mentality allowed him to get wherever he wanted, whether finishing through contact, drawing fouls, or creating open looks for teammates. He remained under control while dictating the action offensively.
2030 6’5 MJ Bain (Hickory Ridge)
Bain continues to flash impressive long-term upside. The versatile forward moves well for his size and showed encouraging skill on both ends of the floor. He handled the ball comfortably, stepped into jumpers confidently, and consistently contributed as a rebounder and defender.
2028 6’0 Mahkai Manning (Southern Durham)
Manning gave Southern Durham another reliable playmaker throughout the event. He played with poise, consistently made the right read, and created quality offense off the bounce. His ability to score while also setting up teammates adds another dimension to an already talented group.
2027 6’3 Mac Habenicht (Marvin Ridge)
Habenicht continued his strong summer with another productive outing. He confidently knocked down perimeter shots well beyond the three-point line and showed the ability to create off the dribble when defenders closed out. His composure and shot-making remain major strengths.
2028 6’3 Noah Dulin (Davie County)
Dulin showcased one of the more complete offensive performances of the day. He knocked down shots off the catch, off movement, and off the dribble while also attacking the rim with explosiveness. His athleticism translated defensively as well, where he rebounded, defended, and consistently made hustle plays.
2029 6’9 Jeremiah Triplin (James Island)
Triplin continues to impress with his advanced feel for the game. The true post player runs the floor exceptionally well, finishes efficiently around the basket, and possesses a polished understanding of positioning. His mobility and developing perimeter touch hint at significant long-term upside as his game continues to expand.