2026 Jossiah Johnson (CPI)
It was good to see Johnson back in action again on the Phenom platform, as the rising senior is looking to have another strong season. He continues to excel as a physical prospect, forcing his way to his spots and finishing strong, but he has also continued to make strides with his perimeter game as well. He displayed a comfort level from a variety of areas, and I’m eager to see what he will be able to do this upcoming season.
2026 Jim Gatehouse (South Meck)
Gatehouse has continued to make strides with his game, showing more confidence and the ability to be a true multi-level threat on the court. Whether he is knocking down perimeter shots in catch-and-shoot situations or attacking off the bounce and finishing, Gatehouse was able to dictate the action and be an assertive presence on the court offensively. He showed on Day 1 that he could be in for a big senior season and a college-worthy prospect.
2028 Kaharri Coleman (West Charlotte)
Coming from Harding to West Charlotte, Coleman should instantly give this young but talented group yet another option on the court. At 6’4, Coleman does a great job in being an impact player in a variety of ways, scoring inside and out, rebounding well, facilitating and being a playmaker; Coleman will be a huge addition to this year’s team.
2026 Kellum Brown (New Hanover)
The 6’5 prospect was quite impressive when watching him, as he will be one of many players looking to keep New Hanover’s success going this upcoming season. Brown plays with good poise and control, finding ways to get to his spots, the ability to knock down shots with his mid-range game, stretch the floor from the perimeter, and doing a nice job in using his size to finish at the basket.
2026 Logan Johnson (Carmel Christian)
With the recent news of Johnson heading to Carmel Christian, we were eager to see what he would be able to provide. He quickly demonstrated that Johnson could be in for a big year, putting up big numbers to lead this team. Johnson was excellent in being a knockdown shooter, displaying confidence and control, showing his range from deep, but also proving to create and score for himself off the bounce.