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Names for College Coaches to Pursue (Part Three)
6’1 ’25 Miles Leaks (CC Elite) The value of having a steady, reliable floor general to run the team is undeniable, and Leaks certainly embraces his role as a tone-setter. He dictates the action with IQ, pace, and a quality balance between scoring and playmaking. Leaks looks to get others involved whenever possible but knows how and when to assert himself from all levels. He handles the ball with...
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Names for College Coaches to Pursue (Part Two)
6’3 ’25 Jake Benham (CC Elite) Shooting will always be coveted by college coaches, and Benham is easily among the most elite marksmen in the state. Although he’s made considerable strides to round out the entirety of his game, Benham clearly knows his strengths and how to apply them within the flow of the action. He has deep range and the ability to consistently get his shot off against...
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Names for College Coaches to Pursue (Part One)
6’7 ’25 Rylan Parkins (NLPB) There’s a lot of value in reliable big men, and Parkins was among the most dependable interior guys on display. His game is extremely steady. Parkins is a capable scorer on the block with the blend of size, touch, and footwork to finish around the basket. He consistently battles for rebounds, alters shots defensively, and runs the floor effectively in transition....
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Bendel’s Best: Phenom Hoops LIVE
Over the past five days, Phenom Hoops hosted our annual Live Period at the Raleigh Convention Center. Between the 20 courts of action and over 200 teams on display, there were a lot of notable storylines and takeaways. Throughout the week, we will be highlighting a variety of different teams and individuals who are deserving of attention. Let’s first take a closer look at five prospects who...
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Motor, Toughness, and Athleticism: Tyshaun Goldston
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Rapid Improvement: Jai’Den Davis
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Back to Full Health: Ramael Warren
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Hardwood Classic
6’4 ’25 Tyshaun Goldston (Midstate Magic) Given the fact that he’s a noted two-sport athlete, folks shouldn’t be surprised to see Goldston listed as a standout. He offers a game-changing motor with the size, athleticism, and overall mentality to cause a ton of problems for opponents. Goldston showcased the full arsenal throughout the weekend. He hit jumpers, attacked off the bounce, and looked...
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Phenom Hoops Live: Team CP3 and Team United Bringing Tons of Star Power
Starting Wednesday, Phenom Hoops kicks off the annual July Live period in Raleigh, North Carolina. There will be several showcase games throughout the first few days of the event, including appearances from Team CP3 (2026) and Team United (2027). These squads will feature a variety of the top prospects in the country and should undoubtedly attract college coaches. On one side, Team CP3 is...
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Poise, Intelligence, and Leadership: MJ Williams
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Unassuming Dominance: Bryson Mickey
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Leader By Example: Cam Flippen
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Model of Consistency: Chase Williams
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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The Mold of a True Floor General: Miki Gacic
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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The Hidden Gem in Plain Sight: Christian Ananaba
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the next few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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Legitimate Size: Bryson Cowan
Now that we’ve reached the month of July, basically every game represents the opportunity for players to be seen, evaluated, and offered by college coaches. While this notion is more applicable to seniors, several juniors and multiple sophomores will inevitably put themselves on the radars of next-level programs. Over the next few months, we will take a closer look at various players who should...
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2026 Jason Crowe Jr. continues to impress at NBPA Top 100 Camp
Credit: SLAM The NBPA Top 100 Camp was a few weeks ago but that doesn’t mean we won’t stop bringing coverage and our thoughts from the event. We continue to talk about players that impressed us at the event, as some of the best talent performed all under one building. Looking into the class of 2026, there were plenty of big-time names that put on a show and stapled themselves into being one of...
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Who is Blowing Up This Travel Ball Season'
6’8 Zymicah Wilkins (Christ School/Team United) Since April, Wilkins has undoubtedly been among the hottest names on the recruiting trail. His incredibly consistent production has stood out across every possible setting (camps, travel ball, high school), and coaches have taken notice. In the last three months, Wilkins has collected offers from Villanova, Clemson, Georgia, Tennessee, Michigan,...
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Lightning in a Bottle: 2025 Baustin Bowers
By: Kevin Moses Baustin BowersTwitter: @BaustinBowers24, Instagram: baustin_is_here00Height: 5’9, 150Class of 2025School: Liberty (Harrison) High School, WV Bowers is an electric athlete with an extremely high motor A shifty and fearless sniper with unlimited range and a silky smooth touch. Bowers is explosive off the bounce with blowby speed. With his three-level scoring ability with that...
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Notable Standouts at NCISAA Live Period
6’9 ’26 Heimir Helgason (Asheville School) The Asheville School is known for having a variety of talented international prospects over the years, and Helgason might be the best of them all. He’s a fluid forward who has gotten visibly tougher and stronger over these last few months. Helgason understands how to take advantage of his size, length, and general skillset to score against several types...
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Cooper’s Notes: Phenom HS Team Camp Session 2
6’5″ 2025 Jackson Powers (Davie County) Powers was highly productive throughout the weekend, displaying an improved ability to space the floor, create for others, and attack the glass on both ends. He was highly efficient as a shooter, especially off the catch, forcing opponents to attempt to run him off the line which opened up space for both Powers and his teammates to attack the...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp (Part Two)
6’0 ’27 Brayden Gatling (Southwest Guilford) After enjoying a highly productive freshman campaign, Gatling only continues to shine as a leader and focal point for the Cowboys. He’s a smart, tough floor general who excels at getting downhill and making plays with the ball in his hands. Gatling is a willing playmaker and capable threat in the midrange, but applies most of his scoring pressure as a...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp (Part One)
6’6 ’25 Christian Ananaba (Southeast Raleigh) With so many college coaches in search of the next diamond in the rough, Ananaba seems like an obvious target for scholarship-level programs. Between his length, athleticism, and versatility, it’s quite perplexing to try and understand why he’s not talked about more across the state. Amidst a dominant showing at our Team Camp, Ananaba displayed ball...
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Why Jordan’s Roster Should Appeal to College Coaches
So much of the Falcons’ success is predicated on Derek Ross (2025). There are plenty of situations where the coach’s son gets shots, touches, or special treatment due to the relationship…this is not one of them. If anything, Ross focuses less on scoring for the betterment of the team. He’s truly at his best when creating for others. Ross is smart, crafty, and has the ball on a string, which...
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Name to Remember: 2027 Drew Neve
Drew Neve Twitter: @DrewNeve_11, Instagram – @drewneve11Height: 6’5, 180Class of 2027Jesse C. Carson High School, NC Neve is a gritty, tough blue-collar stud who is a lethal triple threat. Drew loves doing that dirty work with a high IQ and intense natural ability to make magic doing all the little things. With his nice size, he can stretch the floor as he delivers that rainmaker...
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Kevin’s Names to Know: 6.21.24
Aidan Larson @aidanlarson07 Height: 6’3, 170Class of 2025School: Huntley High School, IL Larson is a dynamic athlete who brings high energy and hustle that impacts the game in a variety of ways. Aidan is an elite three-level scorer with a high motor who hustles for rebounds, steals, and loves to pass. As Coach Phil says, I am a 20-point scorer who does not need to score 20 points to be...
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Triangle Area Sophomores to Watch at Phenom HS Team Camp Session 2
6’5″ 2027 Jordan Page (Broughton) Page comes into this weekend as one of the most highly touted prospects in the country. He’s fresh off a top-10 ranking in the country from ESPN, a highly productive spring for Garner Road on the 3SSB circuit, and an appearance to USA Basketball U16 Trials. He’s one of the best athletes in the country as he’s extremely explosive,...
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Huss Grouping Making a Lasting Impression
The past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our annual Team Camp in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Between the individual talent, collection of teams, and overall competition, there were a lot of meaningful takeaways. College coaches were in attendance from start to finish, and several players made lasting impressions with their play. Hunter Huss was easily one of the most surprising teams in attendance....
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Can Davidson Day Win Back-to-Back Titles'
The past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our annual Team Camp in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Between the individual talent, collection of teams, and overall competition, there were a lot of meaningful takeaways. College coaches were in attendance from start to finish, and several players made lasting impressions with their play. Davidson Day easily stood out as one of the more notable teams on...
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Clover’s Backcourt Pairing Showing Next-Level Ability
The past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our annual Team Camp in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Between the individual talent, collection of teams, and overall competition, there were a lot of meaningful takeaways. College coaches were in attendance from start to finish, and several players made lasting impressions with their play. Given their competitiveness year after year, it should come as no...
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