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2023 Elijah Ford (Central Cabarrus): A new name on Central Cabarrus, Ford really stepped up and made big-time shots for his team on Day 2. He should fit in nicely with this team, as he was able to be a big perimeter threat hitting multiple threes. With how the team shares the ball, Ford will have his opportunities to shine and will be a big part of the team’s success this year along with...
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2023 Kirsten Lewis-Williams (Lake Norman): Lewis-Williams was off the charts on Day 1 and she really filled it up in all areas of the court. Whether it was her defensive presence, racking up seven steals which eventually helped lead to points. But she also was tremendous in creating for herself, weaving through defenders and finishing with touch as well as through contact. That doesn’t...
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2025 Jayden Ross (Elite 1): It was fun to watch Ross operate early on Day 1. He continues to show his development as a player, while showing his ability to not only knock down shots but also be a playmaker on the floor. Really like his feel and pace that he plays with, picking his spots and displaying a soft touch on his shot. 2028 Eddie Cota (Carolina Heights): The son of Ed Cota, you can see...
read morePhenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 8
Team 8 Coach: Jermaine Williams #106: 5’6 ’25 Jalon Bailey (Shady Spring) Starting things off, we look at a player who made a quality impact despite his somewhat unassuming nature, Jalon Bailey. He’s a young, wiry, well-rounded guard prospect with useful creation skills and the ability to operate with or without the ball in his hands. Bailey is a nice shooter, passer, and overall...
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Jayden Ross 2022 Amir Davenport 5’9 (Charlotte Aces 17u) Command and control. Amir Davenport showed an impressive ability to command the basketball as well as controlling the pace. His tight handle and basketball IQ allow the offense to flow directly through him. Has a nice way of creating for himself off the dribble as well as setting teammates up for success. 2024 Preston Griffiths 6’1 (PSB...
read morePhenom Hoops Player Watch: 2023 Jayden Ross (Osbourn HS)
At 6’3 155 his frame features broad shoulders and a long wingspan with plenty of vertical growth and filling out still to come. His combination of toughness and creativity allows him to endure contact nicely and he is adept at bouncing off defenders and negotiating a good look at the rim.
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