The 5 who showed out most at the Kelly Memorial Classic in the middle school divisions.

Trenton Merideth | AE5 | 2031
Merideth continues stacking impressive performances and is putting together one of the better summers in the region. He never forces the action, instead reading the game, making timely decisions, and impacting winning in multiple ways. His poise, feel, and versatility separate him from many players his age.

Ayden Wiggins | SDA | 2032
Wiggins applies constant pressure on the defense with his ability to attack the paint and make the right play once he gets there. He plays with great composure, stays under control in big moments, and has a natural feel for making the game easier for everyone around him. Nothing about his approach looks rushed.

Carter Pulley | AE5 | 2031
Pulley gives coaches tremendous lineup flexibility with his ability to initiate offense while possessing the size of a forward. He spaces the floor with his shooting, rebounds outside his area, and delivers quality passes that keep the offense flowing. Defensively, he’s comfortable matching up across multiple positions without giving ground.

Tykerian Ross | Next Level Elite | 2031
Ross has developed into one of the more complete offensive players in his class. He can score from all three levels, create separation when needed, and consistently puts defenders in difficult situations. The polish in his game continues to improve, and his production keeps speaking louder than words.

Shane Gordon Jr. | AE5 | 2031
Gordon Jr. continues to validate why he’s regarded as one of Georgia’s premier 2031 prospects. His talent jumps off the floor, but it’s his consistency and steady development that continue to stand out. The ceiling remains extremely high, and he has the tools to become one of the defining players in his class over the coming years.