6’5 ’26 Colin Lamb (Laney)
Although he was already previously a leader for this group, it’s easy to appreciate everything Colin Lamb does to set the tone. He’s a skilled, well-rounded player with the IQ, size, and polish to operate in several different roles on the court. Lamb has visibly added strength over the recent months and now appears even more problematic for opponents. He’s capable of running the team as a main creator or filling it up as a scorer from all levels. Lamb makes his presence felt as a defender and rebounder. He should have more attention from college coaches.
6’5 ’27 Whit Lamb (Laney)
Despite being the younger brother, Whit Lamb has no issue standing out for this group. He’s another very adaptable, well-rounded piece with the ability to produce in various types of roles. Lamb is a low-maintenance player who plays hard and finds ways to impact all facets of the game. He naturally outworks opponents to do the little things, but is capable of creating, making the extra pass, and scoring from all levels. Lamb will be vital to the success of this group.
6’2 ’29 Jeremiah Murchison (KSR Academy)
Though young, it’s already easy to see the overall appeal of Jeremiah Murchison as a long-term prospect. He’s long and athletic guard with nice feel and positional size. Murchison is able to initiate the offense or operate without the ball and find success. He excels at getting downhill and finishing at the rim, but also displays a nice pull-up and capable jumper from beyond the arc. Murchison is a physical defender with the quickness and instincts to make his presence felt at the point of attack. Expect him to trend upward over the foreseeable future.
6’7 ’28 Baganley Donzo (Trinity Christian)
It doesn’t take long to recognize the elite physical gifts that Baganley Donzo possesses. However, he’s more than just an overpowering specimen. Not only does Donzo willingly do the dirty work at every possible opportunity, he’s continued to expand his skillset over the recent months. He’s a naturally imposing interior force whose ability to finish, rebound, and anchor the paint defensively makes him extremely valuable. Donzo plays above the rim and through contact, but also displays solid touch. Between his production and physicality, he will be a valuable x-factor for this group.
6’6 ’26 Will Seward (Hoggard)
There were several notable available seniors on display, and Will Seward was easily among the most impressive. In a matchup against a high-level opponent, he showed no fear on either end of the floor. Seward utilized his phenomenal length and activity to consistently apply pressure around the basket. He displayed feel, footwork, and touch with both hands. Seward plays well through contact and highlighted a nice array of moves from the block. He displays nice mobility for his size and runs the floor properly in transition. College coaches should be involved.