New Heights Wins National Championship

New Heights NYC

New Heights exploded out the gate and defeated Team Takeover 63-39 to win the 12U AAU National Championship in Hampton, Virginia. Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate New Heights organization, Coach Kenny Satterfield and the players for making history. The championship roster is listed below. 

Championship Roster: 
Jaiden Williams 
Kenneth Satterfield Jr. 
Nazir Robinson 
Matthew Cantor 
Jayden Reid 
Izaiah Millan 
Jamir Smith 
Prophet Fields 
Donnell Campbell 
Imenu McManus 
 Tyleek Fields

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Murphy Looking To Raise Stock At Future Phenom Camp!

Gavin Murphy

The state of Connecticut has always been a home for top guards and now Gavin Murphy will be looking to add his name to the list. Murphy has confirmed his presence at the Future Phenom Camp August 26th and 27th in Boyd, MD. He has a serious camp resume around the country after gathering Top 20 honors at the CP3 All Stars Camp and John Lucas Future Stars. Murphy also took home MVP honors at the Gym Rat Tournament in Saratoga. 

Murphy will joining a loaded Class of 2023 at the Future Phenom Camp. Stay tuned as we bring you more top players that will be attending this event. Don’t wait too long to register because we are approaching a sellout.

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12U AAU Nationals Top Performers Part 2

Chris Lockett

The 12U AAU Nationals took place this past week and Basketball Spotlight was in the building. We were able to take in a few games and developed a list of top performers. Here is the first group of top performers. 

12U AAU Nationals Top Performers Part 2 

Chris Lockett Guard (Houston Blue Chips)- This instantly caught my eye as I walked past the court he was playing on. He has size and slick handle with play making ability beyond his years. He was able to get anywhere he wanted on the floor and finished with a bucket or spoon-feeding teammates. He was one of the most impressive guards I saw in Hampton.

Tyler Ringgold Forward (Houston Blue Chips)- In terms of upside this kid probably has one of the highest in the event. The lanky forward can operate well from the foul line in but can also put it on the deck. He’s also a problem on defense as he alters or blocks shots in his area. This is a name you will need to remember in years to come.

Wesley Yates Guard (Houston Blue Chips)- The big guard has a bully game when going to the cup but also possesses the craftiness to cross up defenders. Once he gets into the lane he can use body control and a nice touch to score the ball. He has unique feel for the game when he has the rock.

Davius Loury Forward (Made Men)- Loury is oozing with potential and displayed it at this event. He stretched out for buckets especially in transition. He as the serious size especially once he transfers to the wing which seems soon. Don’t be surprised if he becomes one of the top ranked players in the country.

Rich Barron Guard (Made Men)- Barron plays both guard positions well but will eventually settle in at the point. He showed a scoring prowess in a couple of outings in Hampton by using his strength and ability to get into the lane. He plays the game with the toughness Chicago is known for.

Jordan Ross Guard (Utah Elite)- Ross has some flair and poise that helps him stand out. It’s hard to speed him up or force him into turnovers. Once he gets going he can light up the scoreboard very quickly. He sets the tempo and makes sure everyone is involved. He’s a known name especially on the West Coast we can’t wait to get to the East.

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Future Phenom Camp Hotels Ready To Go!

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp hotels are listed below. Please make sure when you call the hotel you mention the Future Phenom Camp to get the rate. Get your rooms quickly because they will sell out fast. 

HOMEWOOD SUITES 
14975 Shady Grove Road 
Rockville, MD 20850 
240.507.1900 
$119 per night -FREE BREAKFAST -INDOOR POOL

HAMPTON INN & SUITES 
960 North Frederick Avenue 
Gaithersburg, MD 20879 
301.990.4300 
$119 per night -FREE BREAKFAST -INDOOR POOL

12U AAU Nationals Top Performers Part 1

TJ Holmes (J3 Elite)

The 12U AAU Nationals took place this past week and Basketball Spotlight was in the building. We were able to take in a few games and developed a list of top performers. Here is the first group of top performers. 

12U AAU Nationals Top Performers Part 1 

TJ Holmes Guard (J3 Elite)- This lefty is a bucket getter and loves having the rock in crucial moments. He’s capable of hitting the big deep trey or converting at the cup. He demonstrated top body control especially around shot blockers. He was clutch down the stretch against Team Durant.

Rolijah Hardy Guard (J3 Elite)- Hardy has the perfect last name but he’s a tough nosed guard that penetrates the lane and finishes in traffic. He’s difficult to contain because of his strength and low center gravity. He hit some big shots and wanting the rock in crunch time.

Kanaan Carlyle Guard (J3 Elite)- Carlyle didn’t have his best game shooting but I could still see how much game he has. He has good form and the confidence to let shots go from very deep. When he’s handling the rock he demonstrated a great feel for the game. He’s a player we hope to see again soon.

Henry Hurst Forward (J3 Elite)- Hurst plays bigger than his size on the blocks. He hits the boards hard by boxing out and hustling to the rock. He terms of scoring he could hit the face up shot and get buckets along the baseline. He plays extremely hard.

Amani Hansberry Forward (Team Durant)- Hansberry was a load to handle on the blocks and in the paint. He’s a quick jumper with long arms that give him advantages over defenders. Once he got touches he scored at will. He forced double teams and still was able to convert at times.

Ace Valentin Guard (Team Durant)- You remember Valentin dominate at the Future Phenom Camp last season and now looked even better running the point. He has good poise and decision making ability. He carved his way through the defense and even showed he could hit the outside shot. I see he has a bright future in running a team.

Scottie Hubbard Guard (Team Durant)- Hubbard woke up for Team Durant in the second half. He attacked from the wing and hot some difficult shots. He’s good with hitting runners and scoring in transition.

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Future Phenom Camp Flooded With Video Coverage!

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp has had a history of bringing in the top media from around the country and this year is no different. This summer we will bring in the top video media companies in the country. The video companies are listed below. 

MSHTV: Middle School Hoops Television is a national video company based out of Ohio. They have been known to break some of the hottest videos in history and brand has become loved by the players around the country. Ty Kish has a serious buzz around the country. MSHTV Video Page</b> 

Hoops Nation TV: The East Coast kid has made some noise at the Basketball Spotlight events while also introducing the world to the East Coast talent. They will be a great addition to the Future Phenom Camp this summer. Hoop Nations TV Video Page 

D Rich TV: D Rich made a splash on the video scene and has kept the momentum going. He’s known for breaking some of the top videos and interviews in the country. We will love his attendance at the Future Phenom Camp. D Rich TV Video Page 

Next Up Recruits: NUR brings some flavor from Kentucky. They have some of the best young talent from around the country. Now by attending the Future Phenom Camp they will be sure to see some East Coast talent. Next Up Recruits Video Page 

HWBD Hoops: The Columbus based company has been known to break young talent including Lebron James sons. Now they will traveling to Boyd, MD for the Future Phenom Camp to see some of the best players in the country. HWBD Video Page

Roy Ready For Future Phenom Camp!

Ben Roy

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp has added some excitement as the Garden State’s Ben Roy has decided to attend. Roy has helped NJ Shore Shots 13U squad become one of the most emerging teams in the Tri-State area. The point guard has set up ability along with unbelievable range. Now he will be testing his skills against some of the best players in America.  

Stay tuned as Basketball Spotlight will be bringing you more of the top players that will be headed to the Future Phenom Camp August 26th and 27th in Boyd, MD. Don't miss out on the opportunity to battle the best. Register quickly because a sellout is coming.

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Robinson Confirms Presence At Future Phenom Camp!

Sebastian Robinson

Last summer Sebastian Robinson’s play at the Future Phenom Camp shot him up the radar. The point guard made the Top 20 All Star Game while finishing the camp as one of the best prospects in the building. When our national rankings dropped Robinson had jumped up to the #6 slot. He will be returning this summer for the chance to grab the number player in the country status. The Garden State native already made a name for himself on the circuit rocking with Team IZOD. 

Robinson will be joining some of the top players in the country at the Future Phenom Camp in Boyd, Maryland August 26th and 27th. Stay tuned as Basketball Spotlight bring your more top players that will be attending this exclusive event. 

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Cruz Coming For The Crown At Future Phenom Camp!

Zion Cruz

After his play this season and the infamous Bleacher Report Article Zion Cruz name has become fire around the country. A few scouts feel like he’s the #1 guard in the Class of 2022. Now Cruz is going to cement his name by coming to the Future Phenom Camp to do battle. We saw veteran analyst Spencer Pulliam of Prep’s Insiders and he chimed in about Cruz. “When you think about his game, athleticism and upside he my pick as the top guard in the class right now.” Cruz currently holds the #21 spot in our national rankings but that’s surely to change in September. 

So basically Cruz will be battling the best in the country to let them know he’s truly the best guard in America. Stay tuned as we bring you more of the players in the country that will be attending the Future Phenom Camp in Boyd’s Maryland August 26th and 27th. 

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Chandler Ready To Return To Future Phenom Camp!

Shaun Chandler 

Last summer Shaun Chandler came to the Future Phenom Camp and represented Delaware to the fullest. The lead guard showed he could put the ball in the hole from anywhere on the floor. He finished as one of the best guards in the camp while claiming the #36 spot in our national player rankings. Chandler has decided to return to the Future Phenom Camp August 26th and 27th in Boyd, Maryland. 

Chandler will join some of the top players in the country at the Future Phenom Camp. His class is loaded but we feel that Shaun should be able to handle his business. Stay tuned as Basketball Spotlight bring you more top players headed to the Future Phenom Camp. Don’t miss your chance to battle the best. 

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Riverside Duo Commits To Future Phenom Camp!

Christian Bliss & Nick Padilla

Two of the hottest guards in the country have decided to attend the Future Phenom Camp. Christian Bliss (2023) and Nick Padilla (2022) will be bringing their game to Boyd Maryland to battle the best. Bliss quarterbacks Riverside’s 6th Grade crew and have helped them become one of the top teams in the country. He also starred at the Future Phenom Camp the last few years while making the Top 20 All Star among other honors. Padilla handles the guard duty on the Hawks 7th grade squad and also has a stellar history on the Spotlight circuit and the Future Phenom Camp. He has begun to develop a national rep on the floor. 

 The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is stacking up with talent. If you are ready to battle the best don’t wait too long to register because a sellout is imminent. The camp will take place August 26th and 27th in Boyd’s, Maryland. 

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CP3 All Stars Win The National Championship!

CP3 All Stars

The CP3 AAU 13U squad showed their power as they ran through the AAU National Championships in North Carolina. They capped out the event by defeating the Florida Prophets 67-49 to win the National Championship. Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate the CP3 All Stars for winning the title. 

Championship Roster: 0-Jaden Bradley, 1-Caleb Foster, 2- Jordan Marsh, 4-Brandon Nelson, 10-Aden Hollaway, 15- Julius Reese, 22- Christian Reaves, 23- Caden Davis, 32- Shane Fernald and 35-Harrison Alexander

Bradley Shows Why He’s #1 

Jaden Bradley shined bright at the 13U AAU Nationals. Radley posted 28 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists and 4 steals a game during the AAU Nationals. He once again showed he showed be regarded as the #1 player in the Class of 2022. 

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Pierre Prepared For Future Phenom Camp!

Here’s Comes Pierre! 

 The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp has added another national ranked guard as NJ’s Jayden Pierre will be entering the camp August 26th and 27th in Boyd, MD. Pierre has starred at the camp the last three years while also taking care of business on the AAU with Team RIO National. The point guard has the swagger and court sense to make an impact anywhere in the country. 

 Pierre will be joining some of the top players in the country at the Future Phenom Camp to test his skills. Stay tuned as Basketball Spotlight will bring more top players that will be attending the Future Phenom Camp in August. Make sure you register early because spots are going fast. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER</b>

#1 Player In The Country Headed To Future Phenom Camp (Jaden Bradley)

Jaden Bradley

Last summer Jaden Bradley came to the Future Phenom Camp and put on a show. The combo guard not only showed he could score but made a better impact setting up teammates. He dominated the competition and finished as the #1 ranked player at the event. He later topped our national rankings as the #1 player in the country. Bradley will be in the building battling with some of the best players in the country. 

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Moody Park Summer League Top Performers (Elementary Division)

Tushyne Johnson

Basketball Spotlight returned to Moody Park yesterday to check out the elementary division of their summer. This event gave us a chance to see some of the up and coming talent. 

Moody Park Top Performers (Elementary Division) 

Tushyne Johnson Guard (Coderite Electric)- Johnson is young as you know and lacks strength but oozes potential from his veins. I like his length and potential size while attempting to make plays off the bounce. The important aspect is that he’s already playing the guard position at a young age. He has the ability to create and make plays or teammates.

Early Commitments Rolling In For Future Phenom Camp!

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp will take place August 26^th and 27^th. Several confirmations have come in and a sellout seems imminent.  Make sure you register quickly because once we reach the maximum amount we will not be letting anymore players in.

Class Of 2022
Jayden Bradley (NC)
Zion Cruz (NJ)

Jeremiah Bembry (New Jersey)
Sonny Johnson Jr. (OH)

Daniel Coy (Maryland)

Amir Payne (New York)

Shemar Weatherspoon (Maryland)

Jordan Williams (Maryland)

Antonio Hamlin (Washington, DC)

Darryl Simmons (Connecticut)

Mason So (Virginia)

William Walker (Washington, DC)

Tyler Hawkins (New York)

James Prescott (Virginia)

Armand Pierce (North Carolina)

Eudell Mason (Pennsylvania)

Justice Williams (Pennsylvania)

Mason Docks (Michigan)

Bryce Nwobun (New Jersey)

Derek Simpson (New Jersey)

Javon Brewster (New Jersey)

Chandler Wilson (Connecticut)

Benny Hurd (Rhode Island)

Ryder Anderson (Rhode Island)

Prince Samuels (Connecticut)

Colin Morias (Rhode Island)

Kaleem Moultrie (PA)

Ali Brown (PA)

Antonio Sellers (NJ)

Raydon Thorson (Canada)
Jayden Pierre (NJ)
Nick Padilla (NY)
Ben Roy (NJ)
Sufyann Prince (PA)
Jacob Beccles (PA)
Dean Newsome (PA)
Wade Chiddick (PA)
Jaden Arline (NJ)
Kareem Moulrie (PA)
Jalen Duren (DE)
Rory Syewart (CAN)
Issac Hester (NJ)
Corey Floyd (NJ)
Hassan Jackson (RI)
Andrew Rowley (NJ)
Alex Karaban (MA)
Samar Abdullah (NJ)
Alex Makrides (PA)
Jonathan Wyatt (NJ)
Jaquan Harris (NJ)
Rami Hahami (NY)
Peyton Mulling (CT)
Nicolas Barnes (NJ)
Avery Wills (VA) 
Brandon Lou (NY)
Casey Traina (NY)
Vaughn Shannonhouse (CT)
Kamal Francis (MD)
Derrick Phipps (NY)
Joshua Thigpen (NY)
Nix Varano (PA)
Bobby Rosenburger (PA)
Chase Jackson (NJ)
Armand Pierce (NC)
Ryan Zan (NJ)
Savion Pressley (NJ)
Eli Tay (NJ)
Bryce Nwobu (NJ)
Sunderland Saxby (VA)
Chase Williams (MD)
Deshawn Nelson (MD)
Anthony Edmundson (NJ)
Jaden Anthony (NJ)
Shadrach Holston (MD)
Chris Kirkland (PA)
Courtney Benjamin Jr. (NJ)
Tyson Allen (PA)
Julian Brown (NJ)
Sheramn Weatherspoon (MD)
Amir Dade (MD)
Amir Payne (NY)
Sufyann Prince (PA)



Class Of 2023

Elijah Fisher (Canada)

James Prescott (VA)

Jakary Towns (MI)

Jordan Atkins (New Jersey)

Jaden Barnett (New Jersey)

Elliot Cadeau (New Jersey)

Brycen Matthews (Texas)

Bryce Flowers (Delaware)

Tyler Flowers (Delaware)

Stephen Ehrlich (Pennsylvania)

Christian Bliss (New York)

Carlos Abarca (Virginia)

Cameron Gillus (Virginia)

Christopher Stanford (Delaware)

Selden Pickens (Washington, DC)

Christopher Saunders (Maryland)

Curtis Satie (New York)

Savion Stroud (Pennsylvania)

Tahad Petttiford (New Jersey)

Jaden Johnson (Maryland)

Aaron Singletary (Maryland)

Tyler Bryant (Maryland)

Quint Booker (Maryland)

Marquel Postall (Maryland)

Rieco Hellams (Maryland)

Carlos Ford (Maryland)

Jared Janora-Koch (NJ)

Troy Buxton (NJ)

Zachery Davis (NJ)

Luke Fisher (VA)

Isaiah Sales (DE)

Austin Bryant (NJ)

Jagen Chapman (PA)

Michael Zaire-Paris (PA)

Tyshir Evans (PA)

Sahmir Johnson (PA)

Zakir Johnson (PA)
Justin Bonsu (NY)
Korbyn Samuels (NY)
Akil Watson (NY)
Tyson Mobley (CT)
Desh Molton (OH)
Kristopher James (MD)
Rashad McCormick (VA)
Jalen Sams (NJ)
Sebastian Robinson (NJ)
Tekie Clark (NJ)
Cam Burns (PA)
Chauncey Presly (PA)
Cian Medley (NJ)
Devon Johnson (NJ)
Ethon Fox (NJ)
Krishon Sellers (NJ)
Jaylon Surrell (VA)
Toby Ojukwu (NJ)
Gavin Murphy (CT)
Tyler Wright (VA)
Curtis Staie (NY)
Rhandy Bair (CT)
Camden Burns (PA)
Peyton Scott (NC)
Demarion Reynolds (NC)
Chauncey Presly (PA)
Allyn Wright (CT)
Conner Demming (PA)
Chandler Watts (NJ)
Jackson Bleecker (NJ)
Caleb Crawford (NY)
Ely Hahami (NY)
Jason Clarke (MD)
Neko Bethea (DC)
Tyson Mobley (CT)
Cameron Piggee (NJ)
Kingston Walker (CT)
Rashan Locke-Hicks (PA)
Anthony Seoage (NJ)
Khalil Manigault (NY)
Bryce Griffin (NJ)
Xzavier Brown (CT)
Christopher Williams (NJ)
Ponce James (CT)
Isaiah Arnold (MD)
Kamal Lee (NJ)
Owen Berry (TX)
Blake Moss (NC)
Adam Williams (OH)
Austin Warren (NJ)
Cairo Rivera (NJ)
Ahmaad Foster (PA)
Benjamin Lyttle-Murrain (NY)
Xavier Hinds (NJ)
Kyle Hall (NJ)
Hampton Sanders (NJ)
Reid Belcher (PA)
Brian Dawkins (PA)
Chris White (NY)
Dylan Seay (NJ)
Steve Alsbrooks (PA)
Jeremy Clayville (NJ)
Cavin Moore (NJ)
Jordan Rogers (NJ)
Adisa Molton (OH)
Malik Olafioye (MI)
Marvin Brimage Jr. (DC)
Miles Tucker (NJ)
Ralsean Jones (NY)
Alexander Massong (NJ)
Nicholas Hamrick (NC)
Rahmir Barno (PA)
Quint Booker (MD)
Dominique Wyatt (DE)
Kanen Wilson (NJ)
Amir Hurst (PA)
Jaaden Simpkins (MA)

Class Of 2024

Blake Harper (Washington, DC)

Malik Johnson (Texas)

Brandon Nunez (PA)

Dante Mayo (MD)

Jayden Hernandez (NY)

Mariano Tanedo (MD)

Jerry Easter (OH)

Ronald Richardson (NJ)

Thomas Sorber (NJ)

Bryson Brown (NY)

Anson Beard (NY)

Justin Bumbray (MD)

Tye Dorset (NJ)

Myles Primas (NJ)

Naseim Grimes (NJ)

Stephen Robinson (NJ)

Elin McCoy (DE)

Justin Price (NY)

Kweli Jackson (NJ)

Umar Sabree (PA)

Bahsil Laster (DE)
Tarik Watson (NY)
Brian Dawkins (PA)
Amir Hurst (PA)
William Carney (PA)
Nolan Waldon (PA)
Robert Wright (DE)
Jalen James (NJ)
Samir Thomas (NJ)
Eric Baldassarre (PA)
Donovan Freeman (DC)
Nathan Townsend (PA)
Davon Grant (NJ)
Jack Bailey (NY)
Lucas Feliciano (NY)
Tarik Watson (NY)
Carlos Rodriquez (NY)
Travis UpChurch (CT)
De'yon Rowland (NJ)
Adler Cleghorn (NJ)
Kevin Carter (PA)
Su-Meer Alleyne (PA)
Kabrian Goss (NJ)
Elin McCoy (DE)
Adama Njie Jr (NY)
Four Petre (PA)
Dwayne Pierce (NY)
Mikkel Tyne (CAN)
Jaiden Blake Gaston (NY)
Adler Cleghorn (NJ)
Giovanni Bauernfiend (NY)
Kemari Pointer (NY)
Tyler Williams (NJ)
Nico Pena (NJ)
AJ Swinton (MD)
Umar Sabree (PA)
Tahaad Pettiford (NJ)
Jayden Samson Ogbeide (MA)
Jayden Lorenzo (NY)


Class of 2025 & 2026

AJ Gladieux (VA)

Malachi Johnson (TX)

Lucas Scribrer (MD)

Tobi Nwoby (NJ)

Peyton Miller (NJ)
Jaren Barnett (NJ)
Tai Turnage (NY)
Khafiq Myers (PA)
Latrell Wright (DE)
Stephon Ashley-Wright (DE)
Samaj Long (NJ)
Jordan Ghee (NJ)
Jebron Harris (NJ)
Joshua Lou (NY)
Jordan Skyers (NY)
Marcus Johnson (OH)
Jordan Adams (MD)
Torrey Brooks Jr (NJ)
Michael Troya (NJ)
Jamaal McKnight (MD)
Julian Burgdolf (MD)
Tobe Nwubo (NJ)
Benjamin Edmonds (VA)
Gabriel Garcia (MD)

Tyson Harley (MD)
Noah Perry-Lewis ((MA)
Anthony Vick (MA)

Warren Keel (MA)
Allen Mbuyamba (MD)
Steven Mbuyamba (MD)
Babatunde Oladotun (MD)
Tamarr Washington (MA)
Omiri Shortt (MD)
Karon Bailey (MD) 
Jaden Brown (NJ)
Mason Douglas (MD)
Eben Smith (MD)
Kai McKnight (MD)
Geremy Clark (MD)
Timothy Helms (MD)

Trenton Youth Basketball Summer League Top Performers (Elementary Division)

Noah Johnson (Positive Black Image Connect)

The Trenton Youth Basketball Summer League kicked off today and Basketball Spotlight was in the building and watched the elementary school level play. Here’s a look at our Top Performers we saw today. 

Trenton Youth Basketball Summer League Top Performers 

Noah Johnson Guard (Positive Black Image Connect)- A basketball analyst loves seeing a player that has a good feel for the game because it makes your job easier. Johnson shows those instincts when he’s pushing the rock and making decisions. He got into the lane at will but knew when to drop the pass off or score to help his squad. He’s a only baby but keep an eye out for him.

Ceasar Royster Guard (Positive Black Image Connect)- Royster is another guard that caught my eye. He has a strong frame but still maneuvers around shot blockers with a mean floater. I like his penetration skills and scorers mentality. He has some smoothness that should keep us interested.

CJ Owens Guard (Positive Black Image Connect)- Owens is a sparkplug pass first guard that lives on his penetration skills. His drive, draw and dish game helps him standout on the floor. He never believes he couldn’t get to the cup. His fire and court vision should make him relevant on the floor in years on the floor.

Zaquan Cullers Guard (Green Team 4 Life)- This youngster has deep range and isn’t afraid to pull the trigger. He will spot up a few feet behind the 3 point line and let it go. I saw him knock down some deep treys. He’s fearless from deep.

Zaquay Cullers Guard (Green Team 4 Life)- The other Cullers brother controls the game with the rock in his hands. He has a good handle and some scoring ability when capable. Finally he has serious will to win.

Jakye Livingston Guard (Green Team 4 Life)- Livingston was another guard on this squad that caught our interest. He has similar size as Zaquay but looks to score a little more. He alo has his entire future ahead of him. Watch out for this kid.

Hyshon Cannon Guard (Coderite Electric)- Last but not least Cannon has the chance to be one of the best prospects I saw today. He wasn’t the most dominant but his size and outside shooting ability translates to the next level. He has a smooth scoring approach. 

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