Phenom Hoops continues to highlight young prospects that will be popping up on radars in the coming years, and two prospects that have been making a strong impact this season and making a name for themselves have been 2028 Jeremiah Thomas and 2028 Trevor Holland from CP3 DLee.
For Holland, he has been a strong option on the court, presenting good size, a fluid feel, and the ability to create off the bounce. When you talk about his game, he excels in making plays off the dribble, attacking the defense and getting downhill, finishing well over defenders with touch but also being capable of knocking down shots from multiple levels. He mixes it up well, stays engaged throughout, can be valuable from several positions, and can have an impact in other ways outside scoring.
Now looking at Thomas, he is a highly intriguing prospect that has a lot of upside and I’m eager to see how he continues to develop. He is a wiry, long prospect who can be efficient and effective in a variety of areas. He can be used in multiple positions, can play off the ball, and pop out to stretch the court and display his range. But he also is interested in using his size inside along with his fluidity; finishing inside, rebounding well, and using his length defensively.
These two prospects have really made their case this summer as rising young prospects to watch out for here in the region, and we are eager to see how they develop.
What Was Said:
Jeremiah Thomas:
“2028 Jeremiah Thomas (CP3 Lee) is a name I would jot down and watch, because there is a lot to like with his game. Love his size and versatility on the court, comfortable operating inside and out, and has a smooth release on his shot.”
“2028 Jeremiah Thomas (CP3 Lee) young, talented guard. Good skillset. Uses his length well defensively. Scores the basketball from all 3 levels.”
Trevor Holland:
“2028 Trevor Holland (CP3) has a chance to really make a name for himself. With his length and size at his position, his ability to knock down shots as well as be a strong scorer off the bounce, he brings a lot of production to the table.”
“2028 Trevor Holland (CP3) excelled getting downhill and finishing at the rim. Good body control on drives. Capable from the perimeter. Good size & skillset for his age / class.”