The Phenom Seros Open brought together some of the region’s top rising talent across the all classes. From high-motor guards to versatile forwards, the gym was packed with future college level prospects showing early flashes of greatness.
Jarvis Hayes – 6’5 Guard | 2027 – Atlanta Xpress
Hayes is a long, athletic, and skilled guard with two-way potential. He excels in transition, plays with pace, and attacks with purpose. His ability to knock down open threes, create off the bounce, and defend multiple positions makes him a modern day wing with clear upside. What stands out most is his feel for the game and poise he never seems rushed and makes sound decisions. Hayes has the physical tools and skillset to develop into a high major target with continued growth.
AJ Morman – Guard | 2028 – Garner Road
Morman stood out with his poise and maturity, he’s a confident lead guard who makes plays on both ends of the floor. Morman showcased the ability to run the offense, knock down shots off the dribble, and pressure the ball defensively. His instincts and IQ are well beyond his age, and he carries himself like a future floor general at the high school and collegiate levels.
Trevor Manhertz –6’7 Wing | 2026 – Garner Road
Manhertz continues to shine as a high-motor wing who brings toughness and energy to the floor. He plays through contact, rebounds well on both ends, knocks down shots at a high percentage, and finishes efficiently around the basket. His defensive versatility, being able to switch onto guards and still protect the paint—is what gives him real value. Manhertz doesn’t need plays run for him to make an impact, he finds his shots within the game, which is the kind of role player every winning team needs. He’s built for the next level.
Reid Albright – Guard | 2026 – Rising Pros Training
Albright is a highly skilled, high-IQ guard who plays with great feel and composure. He operates well out of the pick-and-roll, sees the floor, and makes timely reads. What’s impressive is his ability to control pace and elevate teammates without needing to dominate the ball. He’s a reliable shooter with deep range and strong mechanics, and he’s not afraid of the moment. He can out up numbers in bunches.
RJ Moore – 6’6 Guard | 2027 – Garner Road
Moore impressed with his physicality and defensive intensity. He plays with an aggressive motor and doesn’t shy away from contact. Offensively, he slashed hard to the rim, made good reads in transition, and knocked down shots with confidence. He didn’t shy away as a playmaker for himself or others when on the go with the ball. His on-ball defense and willingness to battle in the trenches make him the kind of guard coaches want in big games.
Colben Landrew – 6’6 Wing | 2026 – Game Elite
Landrew is a consistent producer who brings size, strength, and inside-out scoring to the wing position. He can stretch the floor with deep shooting range or overpower defenders around the basket. Defensively, he covers ground well, controls the glass, and impacts the game without forcing the action.
Kadin Pierce-Flores – Guard | 2028 – MBJ
Pierce-Flores impressed throughout the weekend with his speed, confidence, and relentless attacking mindset. A quick and shifty guard, he consistently got by defenders with ease and made strong decisions once in the paint. He finished well through traffic, knocked down perimeter shots, and thrived in transition with his ability to push tempo and create early offense. His pace and poise stood out for his age, and he’s clearly a name to track in the 2028 class as a dynamic lead guard on the rise.
Isaiah Atkins – 6’8 Forward | 2026 – Future Kings
Atkins continues to trend upward as a high-ceiling forward with strong defensive potential. His length and timing on blocks and rebounds are impressive, regularly altering shots and controlling the glass at a high level. He moves fluidly in transition, runs the floor well, and elevates to grab rebounds at their highest point. Defensively, he’s shown the ability to switch onto guards and contain in space, making him an ideal modern big who can anchor the paint and defend in pick-and-roll situations. With improved touch and skill development, Atkins is shaping up as a legitimate prospect.