2024 Brendan Bailey (NLPB):
Bailey is a senior to check out for sure if you need a late addition. He has the physical attributes that will allow him to find early success at the next level and be able to compete, but he has also expanded and added more to his game. With his mixture of size, strength, and skillset, he can matchup at several positions and find success in being a scoring factor but also be effective on the defensive end. Bailey excels the most when he is attacking downhill but is comfortable from multiple levels on the floor.
2024 Santana Lynch (NLPB):
A team is going to get a nice piece and a steal with Lynch, as he reminded everyone this past weekend of his impact on the court. After being a double-double machine this past season at Lake Norman, Lynch continued to showcase his impact in being a stat-stuffer. With his blend of size, skill, ability to rebound and push, and touch in scoring, Lynch simply makes plays. He is assertive on the glass, has good handles, strong out in transition, scores well over defenders in the paint, and can knock down shots in catch-and-shoot situations.
2024 Christian Aukuso (Charlotte Dragons):
Aukuso has really put himself on the map over the last month or so with Phenom Hoops. He is a 6’8 sturdy and strong prospect, but he moves really well and shows that he can mix it up on both ends of the court. For his size, he moves really well offensively, being able to make plays off the bounce, embrace contact around the basket, and face up to knock down shots. He also is able to switch on defense well, showing solid footwork and with his strength, is capable of bodying up defenders defensively.
2024 Ryan Evans (Cap City):
Evans is one that we believe can help a program at the next level. He has good size at 6’6 which he knows how to use really well, and he has consistently produced for his team while on the court. Evans brings a lot of versatility to the floor with his ability to space the floor, his comfort level from the perimeter, and his toughness and willingness to battle in the paint. We love his motor and energy that he plays with and again, he consistently produces for his team.
2024 Cameron Gales (NC Spartans):
Gales continues to thrive and showcase his impact on the court. Once again this weekend, he was able to display his IQ and feel for the game, being extremely useful for his team. He is a shot maker from multiple levels, including being a threat from behind the arc. He can make plays off the bounce, makes strong decisions, and continues to add more levels to his game. But again, if you need a shooter, Gales is one to look at.
