2027 Jackson Terrell (Middleton Elite)
Terrell continues to shine as a player that college coaches should be tracking and making a bigger priority. Easily looking the part of a college prospect with his size and physicality, Terrell continues to shine as a productive big that can control the game down low. He moves well on the floor and shows the ability to not only finish through defenders but also finish with touch. Terrell always seems to be active and engaged on either side of the ball, as he is willing to do the dirty work and battle in the paint. Moves well all around the floor at his size.
2029 Khiry White (Team Unleashed)
He may have been the best overall prospect at the event, as the future looks bright for this young man. White, who looks to be trending as one of the top prospects in his class, continues to shine with big-time athleticism. Time after time, he is looking to attack and finish at the rim with authority, running the floor well, attacking downhill, and daring opponents to stop him at the rim. But you can see that he is looking to add more to his game, as that will be something to watch down the road. But he looks bigger and stronger, and continues to bring the same firepower at the rim.
2027 Jayden Rowe (Palmetto City Hurricanes)
Rowe continues to show why he’s a name to monitor closely in South Carolina. A strong, physical prospect, Rowe impacts the game in a variety of ways with his ability to play through contact and consistently attack the defense. He does a great job finishing around the basket, while also showing the ability to score from multiple areas on the floor. What stands out most is his all-around presence, contributing on both ends and making his mark beyond just scoring. With his blend of toughness, versatility, and production, Rowe is clearly a 2027 prospect trending in the right direction.
2027 Milton McCray (Team Unleashed)
McCray had a strong showing overall at the event, really showcasing his ability to be an offensive threat and make plays with the ball in his hands. On several occasions, he was the go-to scoring option on the court, playing with pace, looking to attack and create, and found ways to mix it up offensively whether it was knocking down shots or attacking off the bounce. He brings good size at 6’5 and brought a lot of versatility on the court overall. A true three-level scorer that was consistent with his play throughout.