2025 Jalyn Connor (Grindhouse Lakers):
Connor is a player we have watched over the years and even with our first viewing of him, Connor continues to flourish in his ability to get to his spots and be a threat from behind the arc. As a smaller guard, he has a quick release and is going to let it fly when he has any opening from behind the arc, as he showcases deep range.
2025 Colin Wykes (NC Spartans):
Wykes was another knockdown shooter at the event and he is one that we have highlighted in the past before. He really flourished in making the defense pay from the perimeter, getting to his spots, not forcing shots, but also letting it fly when the opportunity was there. He plays with a savvy feel to the game, smooth release, and has been consistent throughout the summer so far.
2025 Andrew Schall (THRY):
Schall was a new name that we learned about this weekend, and he had a pretty good showing to start the event and put his name on our watch list. Schall, a 6’3 prospect in the Class of 2026, showed that he is a confident shooter in playing off the ball and finding the open areas on the court. He has good range and can help change the game, as he knocked down 3’s all weekend long.
2027 Jacob Mills (Riptide):
Mills is a name you have heard and we have clearly highlighted on so many occasions at our events. Mills though may be one of the purest and most effective shooters in his class here in North Carolina; he changes the game. Though he has added more levels to his game, he is a weapon and can be deadly from the outside, getting shots up when he can and doing so quickly. There have been many occasions when he has racked up nearly double-digit 3’s in a game.