2025 Branson Leduc-Mattox
Season Stats: 13.3ppg, 4.7rpg, 3.0apg, 2.8spg, 1.2bpg
Leduc-Mattox was one we watched at the VISAA last year that grabbed some attention his way. When watching him, we were impressed with his energy and ability to stay active in a variety of ways. This junior is at his best when he is able to attack and get downhill, showing bounce in his game and toughness. He really can flourish in a variety of ways to make his impact felt, both offensively and defensively. As you can see, he fills up the stat sheet and could be a valuable piece for a future program in what he provides.
2026 Jameer Reynolds
Season Stats: 13.1ppg, 8.3rpg, 1.0bpg
Reynolds is a sophomore who is having a strong season and brings intrigue with his 6’6 frame. He is a long, athletic prospect who shows flashes of his ability to operate and impact the game inside and out. Comfortable stepping out, attacking the boards and using his length to his advantage, and being able to guard multiple positions with his fluidity. Still young but there are factors in his game that should garner the attention of college coaches.
2028 Micah Gunter
Season Stats: 13.8ppg, 2.5rpg, 2.9apg
The youngest player on the court, Gunter is an 8th grader who plays with such poise and confidence, much more than you would expect with a player at his age. He is the second-leading scorer and one can see that this young man isn’t afraid of the bright lights. Gunter does a great job in making plays and helping control the game with the ball in his hands, showing some early shiftiness in his ability to create and score over defenders at his size. But he can hurt you big time from behind the arc, as he has racked up nearly 70 3-pointers on the season so far, shooting 37 percent from three. Jot his name down!
NC Junior Evaluation: https://phenomhoopreport.com/phenom-150-session-ii-jr-camp-evaluations-team-4/ (Micah Gunter)
