Kings of the South brought a high level scoring punch and playmaking feel that stood out throughout. Guards dictated tempo, got downhill, and consistently made the right reads under pressure. Shot makers were comfortable from deep and capable of flipping momentum in a matter of possessions. There was a strong mix of toughness, creativity, and players who embrace physical play. Overall, the production and feel for the game made this a highly impactful group.

Rico Jackson | IDBA | 2027
Jackson is a pure bucket who can get it done from all angles on the floor. He breaks defenders down off the bounce and gets to his spots with intent. Jackson embraces contact and still finds ways to finish through it. He keeps the defense guessing with his scoring versatility. When it’s time to go get one, he answers.

Deven Wilson | IDBA Select | 2027
Wilson gets to it with that quick first step and puts defenders on their heels. His jumper is smooth and he is comfortable creating his own look in isolation. Wilson lives on the perimeter where he is tough to contain. He knows how to create space and capitalize. He is built for one on one situations.

Jakez Baldwin | Thunder Select | 2027
Baldwin is shifty in tight spaces and makes the game easier for everyone around him. He is a true lead guard who sees plays before they fully develop. Baldwin stays unselfish and keeps teammates involved at all times. Scorers love playing with him because he delivers the ball right where it needs to be. He controls the flow without forcing it.

Jackson Rusnak | Rivalry Hoops | 2028
Rusnak plays downhill and attacks the defense with purpose. He gets into the teeth of the defense and forces rotations. Rusnak is aggressive with the ball and looks to make something happen every trip. He does not shy away from contact. His pressure creates opportunities.

Jake Neal | Scenic City Warriors | 2028
Neal lets it fly from deep without hesitation and lives beyond the arc. He limits dribbles and gets straight to it when he catches. Neal can string together makes and flip momentum quick. He competes with edge every possession. When he heats up, it’s tough to cool him off.

Junub Duor | Honor | 2029
Duor is a problem in that mid to low post area where he gets to his spots with ease. He mixes in a smooth turnaround jumper and keeps defenders guessing. Duor attacks from the wing and finishes strong when he gets downhill. He also brings it defensively and competes at a high level. His presence is felt on both ends.

Pat Myers | Scenic City Warriors | 2029
Myers brings that football toughness to the court and it shows every possession. He uses his footwork and physicality to impose his will on other guards. Myers can slash, knock down shots, and defend at a high level. He plays through contact and embraces it. He is a true two way competitor.

Drew Rivers | Scenic City Warriors | 2029
Rivers plays within the flow and does not force the issue. He shoots it at a high clip and takes smart shots. Rivers makes the extra pass and keeps the offense moving. He contributes on both ends with consistency. His efficiency stands out.

Kaleb Taylor | Jet Academy EYBL | 2029
Taylor is a true shooter and the basket starts to look wide open once he gets going. He shoots with confidence and rhythm. Taylor spaces the floor and makes defenses pay for mistakes. He builds momentum with every make. When he finds his groove, he is tough to guard.

Zaire Colbert | Jet Academy EYBL | 2029
Colbert controls the game from the lead guard spot and makes his presence known. He plays with a fiery edge and attacks defenders in different ways. His three ball continues to improve which opens everything up. Colbert gets by defenders and keeps pressure on the defense. He sets the tone.

Austin Leonard | Jet Academy EYBL | 2029
Leonard is a pure scorer who makes the game look easy. He scores at all three levels with efficiency and control. Leonard dictates pace and never looks rushed. He gets to his spots and converts at a high rate. His offensive game is advanced.

JaCody Terry | Jet Academy EYBL | 2029
Terry runs the floor hard and fills lanes the right way. He attacks the rim as a slasher and finishes above traffic. Terry continues to rise and build momentum in his class. He plays with energy and purpose. His stock keeps climbing.

Makel Stone | Elite Stars | 2029
Stone uses his frame well and shoots over smaller defenders with ease. He is comfortable operating on the perimeter. Stone creates mismatches and takes advantage of them. He plays with confidence and control. His size gives him an edge.

Braylen Hill | The Duluth Boyzz | 2030
Hill lets the game come to him and never looks sped up. He makes the right reads and stays composed. Hill impacts the game in multiple ways. He plays with feel and awareness. He is an all around hooper.

King Tyree | Tre Mann Elite | 2030
Tyree goes and gets tough buckets when the game tightens up. He is athletic, physical, and shifty with the ball. Tyree embraces contact and plays through it. He creates his own offense when needed. He is built for big moments.

Isaiah Kelly | Tre Mann Elite | 2030
Kelly is evolving from a shooter into a complete scorer. He plays with patience and does not rush his looks. Kelly moves well without the ball and finds space. He scores from multiple areas on the floor. His growth is noticeable.

Ronald Vann | Tre Mann Elite | 2030
Vann brings high level athleticism and long term upside. He is lanky and impacts the game on both ends. Vann runs the floor and competes defensively. He shows flashes of what he can become. His ceiling is high.

Cash Lowery | Young Buckets | 2030
Lowery is one of those guards who always finds a way to stand out. He gets into the paint and collapses the defense. Lowery makes teammates better with his decision making. He controls tempo and creates opportunities. His impact goes beyond the stat sheet.

Coach Jonathan Kelly | Tre Mann Elite 2030
Coach Kelly is a true motivator who connects with his players on and off the floor. He makes every player feel seen and valued which builds trust within the team. Kelly sets the tone defensively and holds his group accountable on that end. His teams compete with energy and pride because of it. He brings a presence that players respond to.

Coach Just Taylor | Jet Academy EYBL 2029
Coach Taylor allows his players to grow through experience and does not rush the process. He gives them the freedom to play through mistakes which builds confidence. Taylor stays patient and observes the flow before making adjustments. When it is time to adjust he does so with purpose. His approach helps players develop while still competing.