2022 6’4 Tyler Gettings (Charlotte Aces): Gettings was tremendous to start his event and the overall day. The 6’4 prospect showed a nice skillset all over the floor, showing his comfort level in his jumper from outside and three, as well as playing incredibly strong around the paint and finishing at the rim. Gettings just seemed to have a hand in everything on the court, including strong on the boards and defensively.
2026 Aiden Smalls (D1 Elite): It is hard to believe that this young man is part of the class of 2026 and playing up but once you watch him, you can see why. Smalls is going to be one of the better players in his class early on it seems, showing great composure and feel for the game and knowing how to be a leader on the court already.
2024 Carson and Chase Daniel (CC Elite): The Daniel twins seem like a two-man wrecking crew ready to show what they are made about. And college coaches are taking notice as well. These two brothers and teammates are fun to watch on the floor and their impact on both ends of the court are some of the best in the state. Scoring, facilitating, creating turnovers, floor vision, and leadership are all qualities that coaches will notice immediately.
2024 Jalik Dunkley-Distant (Bounce Elite 15u): If you haven’t already, make sure you put this young man’s name down to watch. Already standing at 6’6, Jalik has such a strong feel for the game at a young age to go along with size and tremendous athleticism. Impacts the floor on both ends and been finishing strong at the rim to start his event.
2022 Ryan Djoussa (Upward Stars Pee Dee): The big boy came to play on Day 1. Djoussa is a strong forward that can physically outwork his opponents. He was incredibly strong on the boards on both ends and showed a polished game in the paint with touch and feel. Really liked his motor and physical style on the court.
2022 Caden Fitzgibbons (NC Spartans): This 2022 guard continues to put up some impressive numbers every time he steps on the court. To start his day at the Summer Havoc, he continued to show that he is a scorer from all three levels, picking his spots, knocking down shots from the perimeter, and his ability to get to the line. This is a young man that needs to get more looks at in NC.