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By: Kamwthecam| Top25Scouts Consistent Production Across Four GamesSky’lon Blidjen (Hazleton, PA) put together a strong and steady weekend at Jr. EYBL Southeast Session 1, producing in all four games while operating as a primary ball-handler for Alabama Fusion. He opened with 17 points and 5 assists vs GA Stars, followed by a big 24-point, 6-assist…
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By: Kamwthecam| Top25Scouts Jeremy Duncan, a 6’5 point forward from Carteret, NJ (Class of 2031), made a strong statement this past weekend at Jr. EYBL Northeast Session 1, helping NJ Scholars Jr. EYBL finish 3–1 on the weekend. Duncan delivered one of the most memorable moments of the event, knocking down a deep buzzer-beater from…
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They call him “King Walker” for a reason—and once you see him in action, it’s not hard to understand why. Walker King Thomas, a Class of 2031 power forward, has been imposing his will on the game since he was just six years old. Now standing around 6’1 with a physically advanced frame that’s still…
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When you turn on the film for Allen Carapetian, one thing becomes immediately clear — this isn’t your average young guard. The 2032 point guard out of Arizona who currently plays with AZ Unity and All-AZ Basketball is a full-on offensive weapon, blending explosiveness, control, and feel at a level that separates him from the…
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Quiet demeanor, loud game — that’s the best way to describe 2031 point guard Joah Glenn Barker. The Arizona native doesn’t talk much, but his play style speaks at full volume every time he steps on the floor. Barker is the definition of a humble savage — composed, locked in, and wired to compete at…
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HUNTINGTON, WV — Layla Funkhouser continues to separate herself as one of the most dominant young guards in the country, putting together an impressive two-year run on the travel basketball circuit. Funkhouser first made waves competing on the boys side, playing a key role on Team Mayo’s second-grade squad that captured a national championship in…
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Arizona continues to produce versatile young talent, and Weston “Wes” Mann is firmly in that conversation. The 2031 SF/PF currently with Arizona Phenoms brings an energy level that instantly shows up the moment the ball goes up — high adrenaline, high octane, and constantly active on both ends of the floor. Formerly with OGP Arizona,…
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By: Kamwthecam| Top25Scouts FRIDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE King Mo Peace, Class of 2032 guard for NYBA Stars out of Knoxville, Tennessee, opened the weekend strong against Jet Academy (FL), putting up 22 points, 8 assists, and 4 steals. From the first whistle, he controlled the game on both ends, creating shots for himself and teammates while…
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Article powered by TOP25SCOUTS Dante Kasen Jones put together a dominant championship run at the Grassroots 365 “The Championship“, leading All Covered Prospects 2033 to a perfect 5-0 record, winning MVP and proving himself as one of the most physically imposing players in the country. Standing at 6’1 with elite athleticism, Jones controlled the paint on both ends of the floor all…
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Class of 2031 point guard Wayden Edwards continues to prove that being overlooked does not last long when production keeps showing up. The All-AZ Basketball guard, who also suited up for Iron Prep Academy in Gilbert, Arizona, plays with a level of poise and toughness that immediately stands out once the game settles in. What…
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Article powered by Top25Scouts Dante At the G365 Championship Tournament, one name separated himself from the pack — Maurice Lighty, the consensus #1 player in the country for the Class of 2033. Standing at 5’8, Lighty is a dynamic combo guard who continues to dominate the national stage with skill, poise, and production beyond his years. Despite his Rose…
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Myles Curry put together a strong weekend at the Jr3SSB Southeast Regional Session in The Villages, Florida, helping lead the Atlanta Celtics to an undefeated finish with his all-around impact and nonstop motor. The 5’10 wing in the 2031 class proved to be one of those players who affects the game in multiple ways and helps winning happen on both ends of the…
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Boubacar Ba Ngom was one of the most impactful players at the Jr3SSB Regional Session in The Villages, Florida, helping lead Metroball OBG Elite to an undefeated weekend with his elite two-way presence and high-level athleticism. The 6’4 guard/wing in the 2030 class brings a blend of length, motor, and explosiveness that makes him a serious problem for opponents on both ends of…
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Mathew Joseph made a major statement at the Jr3SSB Regional Session in The Villages, Florida, emerging as one of the standout performers of the event. Representing Team Bogdanovic, the 6’5 prospect in the 2031 class showed why he’s a player with serious upside, delivering in one of the biggest moments of the weekend and proving he can be trusted when…
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King Abrams continues to prove why he’s a name worth watching in the 2030 class. All eyes were on him every time he touched the hardwood at Jr3SSB Regional Session down in The Villages FL. The 6’2 guard out of the Atlanta Celtics brings a strong combination of size, toughness, and versatility that makes him a problem for opposing defenses. With…
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Maze Whitlow is a name to know in the 2032 class. The 5’10 guard out of Metroball OBG Elite put together a monster showing this past weekend playing up in the 2031 division, helping lead his squad to an undefeated finish at the Jr3SSB Regional Session down in The Villages FL. The tenacious guard’s impact was felt all over the floor. In a…
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Class of 2032 shooting guard Connor Smith is quietly building a name for himself as one of California’s rising young perimeter threats. At 5’3″ with a lanky frame for his age, Smith uses his length well, covering ground efficiently on both ends while showing a natural feel for spacing and timing. What immediately stands out…
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By TOP25SCOUTS Dante The future of the point guard position was on full display as California’s top-ranked Class of 2034 floor general, Carter Hill, delivered a dominant performance at the Battle of the Magic City tournament. In a highly anticipated matchup against the 2034 ATL Cavs — a team that defeated Fam Elite in last…
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By: Kamwthecam| Top25Scouts The New York lead guard displayed confidence, creativity, and leadership while elevating Showstoppers Academy all weekend PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN Christopher Gonzalez, a 5’10” lead guard in the class of 2032, put together an impressive showing at the AGame Super Shootout. Representing Showstoppers Academy, the New York native played with confidence and creativity, consistently…
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Class of 2032 guard Latrell Adams out of Indianapolis, Indiana is the type of prospect that makes coaches smile and opponents rethink their next move. Currently running with Hoop Dreams, Adams is a long, quick, high-motor guard whose impact is felt on both ends of the floor the moment the ball tips. Defensively, Adams is…