Liberty Heights back in action
One of the top teams in the state is back on the Phenom Hoops platform and if you haven't had a chance to watch them, here is another opportunity. Not only do they bring you some premier talent in the state along with a great coaching staff under Coach Wright, this is a team that has a chance to win it all this year. They are deep, they have size, and they have talent, and they will be going up against two very good programs in The Skill Factory and NC GBB.
Top 2024 prospects on display
One of the biggest headlines for this event is that the two top 2024 prospects will be on the big stage. 2024 Paul McNeil from Richmond HS and 2024 Jarin Stevenson from Seaforth HS will be on display and fans will get a chance to watch two of the top players possibly in the nation on the court. These two prospects are already being recruited at the highest of levels, by some of the top schools around the area.
Other young stars on the big stage
McNeil and Stevenson won't be the only young players on the court throughout the weekend. You have players like the Andrew brothers from TSF, '24 Iverson King, '24 Jahon Foster, '24 Draven Pilson, '25 Q Williams and others for Forsyth Country Day, '24 Bobby Cannon and '24 Isaiah Sutherland from Quality Education, and several other big-time rising talents on the floor. You will not want to miss the future of North Carolina and there is always a chance for new names to pop up as well.
2022 Nate Brafford leading the charge at Rabun Gap
Many people have already heard of the name Nate Brafford, as he is one of the most prolific scorers around the region and he will be bringing that offensive game to the central part of the state. Being recruited by several programs still, Brafford has proven to be a big-time talent and can absolutely put on a show. So don't miss out on this chance to watch him and Rabun Gap in action.
Getting a glimpse of a few new teams this weekend
It is still close to the start of the season, so this event is a chance for many (as well as us) to watch teams for the first time this season. Teams like Atkins, Page, Northern Guilford, and East Forsyth are just a few that will have a chance to play on the big stage, as we get our first viewings of the talent they bring to the table this season. And there will be talent all over the court. Many of those teams will be from around the area, so they have a chance to represent their area in a big way!
The Skill Factory back in North Carolina
The Skill Factory from Georgia made their way to Forsyth Country Day this past weekend and will be back in North Carolina once again, giving themselves another chance to compete against some premier talent in the state. Players Kam Craft, Lathan Sommerville, Rodrigo Farias, and others will all be back on display, many of which you will see at the next level as well.
Players to Watch:
Ben L. Smith
- 2024 Richard Goods
- 2024 Gage Lattimore
- 2023 Markquan Gilbert
The Skill Factory
- 2024 Rodrigo Farias
- 2023 Kaden Cooper
- 2022 Kam Craft
- 2024 Lathan Sommerville
Liberty Heights
- 2022 Elijah Jamison
- 2023 Silas Demary
- 2022 Ezra Ausar
- 2022 Cinque Lemon
Atkins
- 2022 Cam McDonald
- 2024 Antoine Jones
- 2025 Jacari Brim
Forsyth Country Day
- 2024 Iverson King
- 2024 Jahon Foster
- 2024 Draven Pilson
- 2025 Q Williams
- 2022 Brandon Morgan
Richmond County
- 2024 Paul McNeil
- 2024 Javian Drake
- 2023 Zion Baldwin
Quality Education
- 2024 Bobby Cannon
- 2024 Isaiah Sutherland
- 2024 Jermaurhiyan Anderson
- 2022 Anthony Sellars
- 2022 Omari Bolden
Rabun Gap
- 2022 Nate Brafford
- 2024 Devin Brafford
Page
- 2022 Josh Scovens
Wesleyan Christian
- 2022 Jefferson McLamb
- 2022 Luke Grace
- 2024 Jordan Dancy
Northern Guilford
- 2022 Jackson Helms
- 2022 Nolan Hodge
Seaforth
- 2024 Jarin Stevenson
NC GBB
- 2022 Willie Lightfoot
- 2023 Keyon Webb
- 2023 Asa White
- 2022 Lureon Walker
- 2023 Tichyyque Musaka
- 2022 Broderick Ellis
West Charlotte
- 2022 Chance Morrow
- 2022 Landon King
- 2023 Donovan Raymond
