2028 Draeton Nance (Team Fly):
Nance has been a player that consistently pops up on our standout list and as an MVP. When you watch him operate, he is one that certainly knows and understands how to bring production to the table. Nance is an effective scorer off the bounce, has nice touch and feel with the ball in his hands, and makes plays out in transition well.
2028 Brelyn Moses (Team Trezz):
Moses is one that I would jot down and keep an eye on sooner rather than later. He has a lot of stuff to work with, including his size at an early age. Just about to be an eighth grader, Moses is one that knows show to make plays around the basket, runs the floor, brings versatility, and also showcases early athleticism with his game. Really can’t wait to see how he continues to develop as a young prospect.
2027 Hector Garrido-Perez (United Church):
Hector is one that we have seen before, and you can almost guarantee that he will bring production to the table with his game. He is a strong prospect for his age, whether it is using his frame to go through defenders and embrace contact, or to be an aggressive rebounder on the glass. No matter what, Perez plays hard and with a tremendous motor.
2027 Tyler Springer (JV Covenent Day):
Springer is one hat when you watch him on the court, it is like having another coach on the court. You can’t help but enjoy watching him and seeing how he helps run the team; always talking, communicating with his teammates, making sure everyone is engaged, and being a big team-first player. Love how vocal he is and simply is a player that you love to coach and have on the court.
2028 Eddie Cota (Carolina Heights):
Cota continues to excel as a player with the ball in his hands, making plays, reading the floor, and finding his teammates off the bounce, but also making plays to effectively score the ball. Still a young prospect, he has the bloodlines in his game and should only continue to get better and strong. But overall, there is a lot to like as a playmaker on the court.