2028 Noah Dulin (Team Fly):
Dulin continues to impress the scouts at an early age. Overall, this Team FLY program is extremely good and very balanced, but on Day 2 early on it was Dulin who continued to lead the charge. Dulin’s blend of skillset, feel, length, and versatility certainly garner attention early on, as he put on an offensive show to start the day. Whether it was scoring out in transition, attacking off the bounce, knocking down mid-range shots or from behind the arc, or simply making an impact in a variety of other ways, Dulin certainly understands that game well for a player his age.
2028 Ian Gause (Palmetto City Hurricanes):
First time ever getting a chance to see Gause in action, but this is a young man who has a chance to be special if everything comes together, he continues to develop and has tremendous upside. Gause showed early flashes of his ability to post up and use his size, run the floor out in transition, showing good footwork and fluidity early on, and being a presence on both sides of the court offensively and defensively. He would be a name to really watch as he develops, and he has a chance to be a name in the Class of 2028 to make a big name for himself.
2026 Jack Siegel (CC Elite):
Siegel continues to make strides in his game, getting bigger and stronger but also continuing to flourish as a high-IQ prospect who can hurt you in several ways. Siegel knows how to take advantage of opportunities, can knock down shots with confidence, can create well for himself, and plays well within the offense.
