As we wrap up our coverage from the South Carolina Top 80, it’s clear that the event was filled with high-level talent from start to finish. Beyond the headliners, several other players made strong impressions with their performances, effort, and overall impact on both ends of the floor. These prospects showcased why South Carolina continues to produce quality talent year after year. Here are some of the additional standouts who caught our attention and deserve recognition for their play at the #SCTop80.
2026 Daytron Cockfield (Westwood)
Cockfield continues to be a valuable piece on the court, showcasing versatility, a competitive nature, and being physical all over the court. He brings a good frame that he uses well to attack downhill, creating well for himself and embracing contact, but he can bring such value in several areas of the floor. Cockfield can guard multiple positions, rebounds the ball, can create off the bounce, or operate from an array of levels, as he showed throughout the camp.
2026 Jordan Jenkins (Conway)
Jenkins is a high-motor forward who impacts the game with his effort and intensity. He consistently plays hard, bringing energy to both ends of the floor. Jenkins attacks when opportunities arise, finishing strong inside while also showing the ability to step out and contribute on the perimeter. His versatility, toughness, and work ethic make him a reliable presence and a player who consistently finds ways to produce.
2027 Andrew Scales (JL Mann)
Scales is a crafty guard who excels at finishing around the basket. At 6’1”, he uses creativity and touch to score in traffic, consistently finding ways to convert tough shots. Scales also stands out in transition, where his pace, vision, and decision-making allow him to create easy opportunities for himself and his teammates. His smooth feel and ability to make plays at a high level make him an exciting prospect to watch.
2027 Kamden Hack (JL Mann)
Hack showcased his athleticism throughout the camp, consistently making explosive plays around the rim. He’s a bouncy, physical finisher who thrives in attacking situations and isn’t afraid to challenge defenders at the basket. Hack’s ability to elevate and make highlight-worthy plays stood out, and his energy and athletic tools make him a dynamic prospect with exciting upside.
2027 Carter Jackson (Brookland Cayce)
Jackson showcased complete control on both ends of the floor. He’s a scrappy on-ball defender who takes pride in applying pressure and disrupting opponents. Offensively, Jackson plays with great pace and feel, creating efficiently while knocking down shots from midrange and beyond the arc. His poise, confidence, and playmaking ability set the tone for his team, making him a true floor general with a winning mentality.
2028 JJ Gray (Carolina Forest)
Gray is a 6’3 guard who stands out for his fundamentals and high basketball IQ. He consistently makes the right decisions, showing a strong understanding of how to be effective within a team structure. Gray plays with great pace and control, never rushed with the ball in his hands, and is a reliable shooter from the perimeter. His poise, skill, and feel for the game make him a steady, trustworthy presence in the backcourt.