Erian Love | LBD | 2032
Love excels in both offensive and defensive scenarios. Love's ability to penetrate the basket, keeps defenders in a constant state of uncertainty, thereby enhancing his effectiveness as a lead guard. As a diminutive guard you need to have the total package and Love does. He's a true triple threat option.

Jacob Forbes | LBD | 2032
Forbes is a lengthy guard with a true knack for scoring. He was really impressive playing up at the Who Got Next Tip-Off. Forbes' slashing ability opened up the game for his floor spacers. From the outside looking in, he's a coachable player that plays within the system, but his play can takeover a game.

Xaviar James | 1of1 | 2032
James is remarkable, point blank! His fundamentals are top tier. The lefty has the ability to score from all three levels--driving to the basket, mid-range jumpers, and beyond the arc. With a keen understanding of the game, James showcases precise footwork and intelligent shot selection, making him a constant threat to opposing defenses.

Jeremiah Hunt | 1of1 | 2032
Hunt dropped 18 points en route to helping 1of1 come all the way from North Carolina and win the 5th Grade Who Got Next Tip-Off Championship. He did his damage from all over the floor and sent a message to all other 2032 teams that they are loaded with talent.

Preston Hamby | Team Tooki3 | 2032
Hamby's left-handed style adds an element of surprise, allowing him to create scoring opportunities with ease and finesse. He can go left or right and has one of the best floaters in 2032. With his smaller stature he already understands how to score without going all the way to the cup amongst the trees. High IQ player with an advanced skillset.

Chase King | Decatur Blazers | 2033
King was unbelievable in the 4th grade championship at the Who Got Next Tip-Off. Every time his team needed a bucket he was able to provide it. King started a huge run for the Decatur Blazers, as they went on a 19-1 run to close the game out and capture the title. 

Zyan Hill | Decatur Blazers | 2034
Hill cashed in 10 points in the championship game and helped the Decatur Blazers win the 3rd grade chip. He hit some big shots in the 1st quarter and 4th quarter. His play earned him championship MVP.