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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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Put On You Radar More: HS Jamboree Session 1
2025 6’5 Joel Deigna (Oak Ridge Military): Deigna came out strong with a 31-point performance to start his day and backed that up with another strong showing at the Jamboree. This is a young man who has clearly taking the necessary steps in his game, has gotten better every time, and still has room for growth. But you know what you are going to get from him with his athleticism, his...
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New Names to Look At: HS Jamboree Session 1
2026 6’2 Luke Kring (Moravian Prep): A new name certainly for me at the High School Jamboree was 6’2 Luke Kring at Moravian Prep Regional. He caught our attention early on with a 30-point showing to start the day and then backed it up with a 37-point burst as well, knocking down a ton of shots from the perimeter and being a threat from behind the arc. He can be a big-time weapon off the ball...
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Is 2026 Markus Kerr taking the next step in his game' It seems so…
Player: Markus KerrClass: 2026Height: 6’5School: Chambers We have talked about the dynamic duo down at Chambers with 2026 Tarris Bouie and 2026 Markus Kerr. Bouie has clearly elevated his game to another level and schools have been taking notice, with offers from all over the country rolling in. But from what we have noticed over the last few months is the difference that 2026 6’5 Markus Kerr...
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Players to Watch: Phenom Jamboree Session 1
The field of talent at this weekend’s Phenom Jamboree Session 1 will include several players who are already committed and players for college programs of all ages. Here are just a few players to check out this Saturday in Bermuda Run (NC). Event Page: https://www.phenomhoopreport.com/phenom-hoops-events/hs-jamboree-session-1/ 2025 Quamir Ingram – Wesleyan Christian2025 Zacc Wiggins –...
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Recent Committed Prospects in action at the Phenom Jamboree (2025)
2025 Michael Phillips – Marquette Phillips was part of the Class of 2026 but then announced not only that he would be moving into the Class of 2025 but would also be committing to Marquette. Phillips is a fast-rising prospect with a ton of potential still left in his game. He continues to add more and develop his overall feel, but we are talking about a 6’7/6’8 prospect that has impressive...
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Phenom Jamboree Preview: Davidson Day vs. Davie County
Davidson Day vs. Davie County 10:00 am – Court 1 at Bermuda Run (NC) This will be a must-see game for many and certainly an exciting day for 2025 Isaiah Denis, as he will be announcing shortly after playing in the Jamboree. Denis is down to Ohio State, North Carolina, Tennessee, Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, and Miami, as one of the top players in the state and a nationally ranked prospect will be...
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Phenom Jamboree Preview: Mallard Creek vs. Wesleyan Christian
Mallard Creek vs. Wesleyan Christian 9:00 am – Court 1 Schedule: https://basketball.exposureevents.com/233533/phenom-high-school-jamboree-session-1/schedule We start the day off with a matchup that I’m eager and interested in watching at the Phenom Jamboree, as two teams that are hoping to make a bit of noise this year square up on the court. Both Mallard Creek and Wesleyan Christian are hoping...
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Phenom Jamboree Preview: Greensboro Day vs. Berean Baptist
Greensboro Day vs. Berean Baptist Saturday, Court 2, 12:00 pm Event Page: https://www.phenomhoopreport.com/phenom-hoops-events/hs-jamboree-session-1/ This is a matchup that should have the attention of many… Greensboro Day, led by head coach Freddy Johnson, looks to be loaded with depth and can come at you in waves, as they have a tremendous blend of young talent and experience. But they still...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Jamboree Session II
6’1 ’23 Will Gray (East Forsyth) It should be unsurprising at this point, but Gray continues to be easily identifiable as the clear leader of this East Forsyth group. He consistently sets the tone on both ends of the floor, highlighting a smart, unselfish offensive game while overwhelming opponents defensively. Gray is excellent at getting downhill and attacking the basket, where he’s able to...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Jamboree
6’4 ’23 Cole Callaway (Lake Norman) After joining this team over the summer, it should come as no surprise to see Callaway standing out as a primary leader for this group. He consistently hit shots, both off the catch and bounce, and operated as an offensive focal point from start to finish. Callaway attacked closeouts, made unselfish passes, and defended his position effectively. He should be...
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POB’s Best of the Best: Phenom Jamboree Bash
This weekend's action at the Phenom Hoops Jamboree Bash was fun, getting a glimpse of players and teams that are ready to make their mark this upcoming season. There were several that showcased their game but these players and teams really made a lot of noise this weekend in Rock Hill.
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Dawkins’ Standouts from Jamboree Bash (Part 1)
By: DeAjai Dawkins 6’5 2024 Iverson King (Forsyth Country Day) This weekend, Iverson King appeared to be one of the clear leaders of this young group. He’s long been discussed by on-lookers as an early college priority and seems to be living up to his potential as a player that scholarship-level schools should be paying attention to right now. King is hitting with efficiency from beyond the arc,...
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Player Standouts at Day Two of Phenom Jamboree Bash
6’5 ’24 Elijah Kelly (Gata Academy) After showcasing his abilities with both squads over the weekend, Kelly has an obvious amount of appeal. He’s very skilled, especially for his size, and possesses the necessary versatility to cause a ton of matchup problems for opponents. Kelly is excellent at grabbing defensive rebounds, pushing the break, and making plays with the ball in his hands. Scores...
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POB’s Eye Catchers from Day 1 at the Phenom Jamboree Bash
2025 Zion Williamson (Elite 1 2025): Williamson is a young but lengthy prospect, that has a natural feel on the floor, brings a ton of versatility with his game, can operate on several levels, and create for himself off the dribble. Had a strong showing to start his day at the Jamboree Bash. 2025 Kyri Wilson (Mooresville JV): Wilson really showed a balanced attack on the floor. With his ability...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Jamboree Bash
6’0 ’22 Maxwell Coles (North Meck) Although other players on this roster might receive more attention, Coles is legitimately as valuable as anyone for North Meck. His steady, reliable three-level scoring presence allows him to consistently assert himself within the flow of the action. Coles can operate without the ball or create for himself and others, simply based on team need. He’s a quality...
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9th Grade ACC Championship: ESF Dobbs 2024 comes out on top
Final:ESF Dobbs 2024 72 – Elite 1 69 This was a very interseting matchup with two of the better younger teams going head to head. Both programs found success and had some very talented prospects, so it was great to see these two matchup and what they could do. For Elite 1, Cameron McKinney had a tremendous event, scoring all over the place and doing it again, finding early success in the...
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8th Grade ACC Championship: CLT-1 National Bruce too much in the end
Final:CLT-1 National Bruce 60 – Save Sports Elite 2025 54 CLT-1 National Bruce has had a stellar summer and full and was back in the running for a championship, this time going up against a tremendous and talented Save Sports Elite 2025 program. CLT-1 was able to create a double-digit halftime lead 33-22 behind the play of Marco Tampoya and company, while also clamping down defensively....
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10th Grade Big East Championship: Juice All-Stars Showtime uses balanced attack in win
Final:Juice All-Stars Showtime 74 – ICE 2023 70 In one of the final games of the afternoon, Juice All-Stars Showtime and ICE 2023 looked to remain on top of the bracket and come away with a championship. For Juice, Chandler Cockrell and Unique Lynch led the charge in the first half, scoring 24 first-half points, as they stayed aggressive and attacked the defense of ICE 2023. ICE 2023 found...
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POB’s Eye Catchers: Phenom Jamboree Bash/ Hoop State League (Day 2)
2021 Jacori Owens (Combine Academy): Owens isn’t going to be the flashy player down low but man, does this young man WORK. He does the dirty work, takes the charges, is disruptive around the rim, rebounds the ball, and just works on the offensive end. He isn’t always going to put up huge numbers but plays a big role. 2021 Colin Radcliffe (Moravian Prep PG): Radcliffe had an impressive...
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Special K’s Hoops Take: Day 2 Standouts #PhenomJamboreeBash
Brendon Watley 2026 of Save Sports has the potential to be a well known and sought after player. His size and ability along with his overall feel for the game is super advanced for his age. His ability to probe gaps and get inside the lane was eye catching; he was able to attack the rim and score at will. His frame and body did not match his age as he is well developed already and will still...
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10th ACC Championship: Stong performance by Strong Center Hart earns win
Final:Strong Center Hart 58 – Team Thrill NC 42 Another championhip game at the Jamboree Bash, Strong Center and Team Thrill NC matched up for all the marbles. Strong Center Hart came out strong, with several players getting in the scoring column early and creating a nice cushion early on in the first half. Sam Martin was off the charts all throughout though, scoring 29 points in the game....
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Player Standouts at Day Two of Phenom Jamboree Bash
5’11 ’24 Tyree White (Better Basketball U) There were a lot of impressive contributors for Better Basketball U, and White was arguably their most reliable piece. He’s long, tough, intelligent, and displays nice athleticism for his size/position. White understands how to operate as a primary creator and consistently set up others, but also finishes well and overwhelms opponents with his presence...
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ACC Varsity Championship: WV Togs head back home with trophy
Final:WV Togs 74 – Carolina Riptide 63 Two programs that realyl showed their skillset and ability to play, both left it on the court in this battle. WV Togs had the size but the Riptide had guards that could realyl score the ball well. These teams traded blows for much of the first half, going back and forth. It wasn’t until the second half that WV Togs was able to create a little...
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7th ACC Championship: CLT-1 takes home the title
Final:CLT-1 National 2027 43 – Save Sports 2026 33 in the youngest group, these two teams came out and competed. They left everything they had on the court in what was a battle. CLT-1 used a balanced attack, scoring inside and out for much of the game, as well as getting to the line to help create a little separation. But Save Sports 2026 battled all throughout, led by Davian Edwards and...
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ACC Prep Bracket Championship: TLAP holds on for win
FinalTLAP 77 – Believe Prep Academy Blue 76 What a game this was between these two post-grad programs. It was only fitting that it came down to the end in this one. TLAP and Believe Prep battled back and forth for much of the first half, as Amahrie Simpkins and Deyton Albury led the charge for Believe Prep, and Nygell Verdier and Sean Ruthledge led a balanced attack for TLAP. TLAP held a...
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DeAjai’s #PhenomJamboreeBash Saturday Standouts
Julian Williams By: DeAjai Dawkins 2025 Nick Hailey (Team Charlotte 2025/PDS) I have been keeping a close eye on Team Charlotte 2025’s squad for the past couple of months. This team boasts an array of talent across the board that allows them to compete a year or sometimes even two above their respective age-level. Amongst this star-studded roster lies a player that I personally believe could...
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Special K’s Hoops Take: Day 1 Late Standouts
Elijah Wilson 6’8 Jaquan Scott of TLAP Sports Academy was very intriguing and showcased quickly that he is a high level Division I prospect. Watching him for the first time, I was very impressed; he has all the physical tools: size, athleticism, strength, and mobility. He was overwhelmingly dominant in the paint as he scored almost every time he got the ball. He has a unique skill set that...
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POB’s Eye Catchers: Phenom Jamboree Bash/ Hoop State League (Part 3)
LJ Thomas 2021 6’3 Knoah Carver (AK Knights): Carver really showed a nice scoring ability, knocking down shots at several levels but staying aggressive and attacking. He just has a nice ability and understanding of how to put the ball in the basket. 2021 6’3 Nick Green (Team ELI): Green has been the leading producer for Team ELI in multiple games, finishing in double-figures. He really...
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Evening Standouts at Day One of Phenom Jamboree Bash
6’4 ’23 Unique Lynch (Juice All-Stars Showtime) Leadership comes in various different forms for this Juice All-Stars squad, and Lynch does a great job of setting the tone on both ends of the floor. He’s an excellent rebounder and versatile defender with a knack for securing boards or forcing turnovers and then pushing the break in transition. Lynch handles the ball well and is capable of...
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