6’6 2023 Guard Jakwon Moore of Trinity Christain Academy is top 5 in the state of his class. Moore is 3 level scorer and is great in transition. Jakwons ability to guard multiple positions, finish above the rim, and shoot at a high level separates him from the rest of the pack in the state. Moore currently holds offers from: Texas A&M, Hofstra, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, FIU, LSU and Ole Miss.

6’1 2022 Guard Khalil Marshall of Westminster High School who recently transferred from Word Of God Christian academy is looking to have an outstanding senior campaign. Marshall’s playmaking ability, on ball defense, and ability to finish around the rim makes him one of the top guards in his class. Marshall has played in the national stage his last 2 years of his highschool career, so his experience and skill put him over the edge this year in trying to achieve winning a state title. Khalil currently holds offers from Jacksonville university and Winthrop University.

6’2 2022 Guard Brantley Springer of South Eastern Home School is flat out elite. Springer has been one of the areas leading scorers the last 2 years. Whether springer is creating for himself or his teammates he proven time and time again he is college ready. Springers offensive skill-set is through the rough not only is he a “flashy” 3 level scorer but he fundamentally sound. Brantley is definitely one to look out for this season.

6’7 2023 Forward Abrahm Driver of Bull City Prep is probably the most skilled big in the state. Drivers footwork is impeccable. AD can not only face up and put in on the floor but he can also play with his back to the basket and shoot the 3 effectively. Driver has soft hands and can flat out score with and  the best bigs in the state. Driver is known to be a matchup nightmare and is very patient offensively. Driver will play a major role in Bull City offensive scheme this year, so college coaches will definitely get to see how talented he is.

5’9 2025 Guard Rodmik Allen is also an elite lead guard. Allen is one of the states best rising freshman and will make an immediate impact as soon as he touches the floor at the varsity level. Allen is an natural floor general, who has a great balance of scoring and playmaking. The freshman guard is great in transition and one of the best down hill young guards in the state. One of the most intriguing qualities Rodmik brings to the table is his ability to be coached. Allen has a bright future ahead of him.

5’10 2024 Guard Samiir Gibbs got it done for Harrells Christian Academy last season the Freshman avg 17 ppg and 6 assists. Gibbs ability to get paint touches and makes plays is what allows him to thrive. Samiir is slowly climbing the ladder of being one of the states top guards in his class. Gibbs is not only a shifty lead guard but is able to finish through contact with the best of them. College coaches should start looking at him early.

6’7 2023 Forward Joseph Bachman is ranked top 15 in the state of his class for a reason. Laney High School is usually known for great guards in the history of the program , but Bachman's incredible motor, ability to defend his position at a high level and scoring ability from 20 feet in has completely change that narrative. Big Joe can finish around the rim with the best of them and not only create his own shot from post but knock down open shots. Bachman will definitely be amongst the top bigs in the state reguardless of class by the end of the summer as college coaches are already starting to burn the phone up.

6’9 2022 Big Bradlee Wolf of Northwood Temple has made his mark this summer in a lot of college coaches eyes. Wolf has not only gotten bigger, faster and stronger but has put in time to enhance his footwork, athleticism and shooting ability. Bradlee is really starting to flashes of being a Division 1 big. Wolfs ability to stretch the floor, score in pick and roll situations, finish over both shoulders and face up will definitely increase his stock going into his senior season.