2025 Treyvolis Walker (Elite 8 SC): For a player in middle school, he has a very intriguing and smooth game that he brings. He is shifty on the court, can create for himself and for others, and plays with a good motor at his age. Strong performance from him on Day 1.

2022 LeBron Thomas (FIBA): Thomas has only grown and gotten stronger with his game, while still being that playmaker on the court.  In his game, he continuously attacked with the dribble, getting into the lane and finishing around the rim and through contact.  But he also made several plays for others.  He is a tough guard and really shined on Day 1 to start.

2023 Jamarcus Wilkins (Upstate Select): Wilkins was one that has only developed more of his game since we saw him first in the high school season. He is an agile, long forward that showed he can face up and knock down shots but also use his length down low and on the boards. He has made those certain steps in his game that should earn him more recognition.

2024 Connor Simcox (NLPB-TN): Simcox is a mobile forward that moves well without the ball, is active on both ends, and brings a good skillset to the table. You can have him operate in several areas, as he showcases his ability to handle the ball well and good hands around the basket.

2025 Tuan Bell (GCA Elite): Bell is a gritty small guard that finds his spots on the court and isn