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College-Worthy Prospects helping lead Davidson Day
When you talk about Davidson Day, there is no doubt that you start with 2025 Isaiah Denis who is committed to North Carolina, and 2026 Will Stevens who is one of the top big men in the region. Both have shown that they can produce and compete at a high level. However, this is a roster that continues to highlight next-level potential with several prospects, as these players should be on radars of...
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POB Eye Catchers from Day 1 at Mike Gminski Classic
2025 Riley Jacobs (St. Stephens St. Agnes) Jacobs, the UMBC commit, was incredible to start the event as the 6’8 forward really flourished in an array of ways. Jacobs was able to flourish with his length as well as his overall feel. He scored well at the rim, ran the floor, was able to make plays off the bounce, was engaged on the glass, and altered shots defensively. He was impressive and...
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Sophomore Sensations: George Lynch Invitational (Class of 2027)
2027 6’2 Hunter McGraw (Gray Collegiate) McGraw had some good flashes at the event and should be a point guard to keep an eye on more at Gray Collegiate. He did a great job in being assertive and creating opportunities for himself, getting to the line consistently, showing good speed in the open floor, was a playmaker on the court, and showed court awareness. 2027 6’1 Lincoln Vinson (Davidson...
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A Tough Mindset: 2027 Lincoln Vinson (Davidson Day)
Player: Lincoln VinsonClass: 2027Height: 6’1School: Davidson Day Continuing to highlight players from our events, 2027 6’1 Lincoln Vinson has proven to be a critical piece in Davidson Day’s hope to repeat as a title contender. Though this is a loaded roster with big-time talent, Vinson has shown to provide a toughness that puts this team at another level. Vinson is one of the young rising stars...
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D1 Programs Keep An Eye On: HS Jamboree Session 1
2026 6’7 Aidan Rousseau (Cary Academy): The 6’7 prospect really grabbed our attention with his play throughout the event, as it is clear that he is taking the next steps as a prospect and D1 schools should be putting him on their radar. Rousseau really flourished in showing his feel and touch around the basket, displaying footwork and understanding of how to operate and score in the paint. ...
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North Carolina Top 80 Camp Evaluations: Team 5
Team 5 Coach: Brandon Baker #7: 5’11 ’26 Drew Johnson (The Burlington School) Starting things off, we look at a player who looks increasingly likely to have a breakout season, Drew Johnson. He’s a crafty, heady point guard prospect who knows how to run a team while maintaining balance between scoring and playmaking. Johnson utilizes his quickness to break down opponents and touch the paint at a...
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Next Ones Up in Class of 2027 in North Carolina
Phenom Hoops released its 2027 Rankings this week, and this is a class that is loaded with talent of all levels. The Class of 2027 here in NC is shaping up nicely, as we first talked about the national names already but these players below are not far behind them and should be looked at very closely in the coming years. 2027 Rankings:...
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Five Freshmen Producing at a High Level
Few sports at the amateur level offer as much intrigue as high school basketball. There’s simply so much to watch and monitor, especially in a talent-laden state like North Carolina. Whether it’s following individual growth, uncovering new prospects, or seeing what teams will separate themselves from the pack, the landscape is full of excitement. Now that we’ve reached the...
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Standouts from Phenom Tourney Town
2024 Lewis Walker (WS Christian): Walker was tremendous on Day 1, leading his team in a big way for a win against TBS. Walker showcased his full arsenal in his game, making strong play after strong play, being physical around the paint and with opponents, but also showing how nimble he is on the court in making plays off the bounce. 2024 Gage Lattimore (Ben L. Smith): It was a gritty and...
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Young Names to Learn from Carmel Tip-Off
2027 King Gibson (TBS): There was no doubt about it, Gibson really introduced himself as a player to watch nationally in the Class of 2027. He has a lot to offer early on with his game and impressed with his overall feel, impact, and upside in his game. Not only did he excel in creating for himself and making plays at the basket, but also made strong plays defensively as well. The blend of size,...
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