2032 Malik Stevens (Team Loaded 2032 Regional)
Stevens was big-time when watching him. Just a young guard starting his journey, he impressed early on with how confident he was, especially with his confidence from the outside. He was able to knock down shots from behind the arc with tremendous range, but showed more of his balanced attack off the bounce in the second half.
2028 Harris Ribbens (FBP Elite Fletcher)
Ribbens brought fluidity and production to the court when watching him, using his length to his advantage and operating well inside the arc. He displayed strong touch and feel, running the floor and finding ways to finish over or around defenders consistently. Overall, he was effective and consistent, bringing strong value to his team.
2028 Joseph Allen (Waverunners)
Allen was a new name that grabbed my attention with his overall play. A true point guard that was able to flourish in his ability to not only be a scoring option off the bounce but loved his vision and ability to create for others. Made some excellent passes in finding teammates, brought leadership to the court, and helped control the game overall.
2027 Finn Collini (Save Sports Black)
What a showing from Collini; after a really good season at Jordan, he was putting his shot-making ability on display. Time after time, he was able to get to his spots from around the arc, knocking down shots with range confidently but also taking what the defense gave him. He was strong off the dribble, played well off the ball, and mixed it up all throughout his game when watching.
2027 Julian Hernandez (FBP Elite 2027 JG)
Hernandez has been a consistent standout since the start of travel ball. Hernandez is an interesting prospect because of his positional size, his feel and control of the game, his poise, and ability to be such a scoring threat as well as a playmaker. He takes what is given to him and makes a high-IQ decision on the floor, as he should be a prospect to watch all summer long.
2029 Jayden Velez (Waverunners)
A prospect that is worth noting and should be one to watch down the road, Velez brings a lot of intriguing factors with his game. Standing as a 6’4 young prospect already, his length and skillset provide a real problem for opponents. He plays with a ton of confidence as a three-level scorer, rising over defenders with ease from outside and attacking downhill. There is a lot of upside in his game, as he will for sure be a prospect to watch in the Class of 2029.