OTR Hoops: DT’s Top Power 24 Standouts – July 22, 2025

A list of standouts from the OTR Power 24.

By: DT Media Group

Toby Strech was lethal with the ball in his hands, effortlessly knocking down shots from deep with one of the smoothest releases in the gym. If you left him open, he made you pay every time. He put together two back-to-back outstanding games shooting from beyond the arc, proving to be the best three-point shooter in the gym. His confidence and range make him a major threat from anywhere on the floor.

DJ Postell plays with a high basketball IQ, always knowing when to pass and when to take the shot. He’s a pass-first guard who can get downhill and finish at the rim, while also knocking down both the three and mid-range shots with confidence. On defense, he’s a constant nuisance—disrupting the offense, forcing turnovers, and turning them into easy transition points. His leadership and all-around play make him a difference-maker on the court.

Marco Johnson is a confident shooter who can knock down shots from the perimeter with ease. When the ball is in his hands, he attacks downhill and finishes strong at the rim. On defense, he stretches the floor with his versatility, able to guard both inside the paint and out on the perimeter. His all-around game makes him a tough matchup on both ends.

Ashton Horsley was pretty much uncontainable in the first half, as the defense had no answer for his aggressive downhill attacks and scoring ability. He stayed in attack mode, finishing at the rim with ease. Even when he didn’t have the ball, he stayed active—boxing out and crashing the boards for offensive rebounds. His energy and impact were felt on every possession.

Jayden Green is quick and crafty with the ball, always pushing the pace and keeping defenders on their heels. He thrives going downhill and can knock down shots off the catch from beyond the three-point line. In addition to his scoring ability, he facilitates the ball at a high level, making smart decisions and setting up his teammates with precision.

Elijah Tillman dominated the paint with his elite athleticism, soaring for ferocious dunks that brought energy to his team. He contested every shot at the rim, making it tough for opponents to finish inside and forcing them to settle for jump shots. His defensive presence was felt all game long, altering shots and shutting down easy scoring opportunities with authority.

Joshua Gladden dominated the first half, piling up buckets, rebounds, and steals—impacting every area of the game. He attacked the basket fearlessly, creating contact and earning trips to the free throw line. Gladden’s mobility and quickness allowed him to break down any defense in front of him, making him one of the most complete and active players on the court.

Keylon Williams was hard to stop in the paint, playing with relentless energy every time he touched the ball. He consistently attacked the defense but kept his head up, finding open teammates and dishing out key assists. When he got inside, he finished strong through contact and frequently earned trips to the free throw line. His toughness and unselfish play made him a force on the floor.

Carter Cox plays with a high level of unselfishness, always looking to feed his teammates—especially those cutting and beating the defense. While he doesn’t play at a blazing pace, his ability to control the tempo and dictate the flow of the game is highly effective. In his second game, he was just as dominant, showcasing his deep shooting range and overall scoring prowess. Cox’s composure, court vision, and shot-making make him a standout floor leader.

Sean Lopez consistently knocked down threes with confidence, keeping defenders honest from the perimeter. He used his quick handles to blow by defenders and create opportunities at the rim. On the defensive end, he held his own, staying locked in and making key stops to balance out his scoring impact.

Savion Perry went on an absolute scoring spree, knocking down shots from all over the floor and attacking the basket with ease and determination. His offensive rhythm was unstoppable, putting constant pressure on the defense. On the other end, he brought physicality and toughness—making opponents work for every possession and refusing to give up easy points. Perry forced multiple turnovers that led to fast break buckets, showcasing his ability to dominate on both ends of the court.

Brayden Reddick hustled from start to finish, chasing down missed shots and securing extra possessions for his team. His effort often led to valuable second-chance points. Reddick also showed great vision, consistently looking to facilitate and find open teammates. His work ethic and unselfish play made a strong impact throughout the game.

Tucker Willis is an athletic and physically dominant force who controlled the paint on both ends of the floor. He grabbed rebounds relentlessly on offense and defense, making it nearly impossible for anyone to match his presence inside. Every time he touched the ball in the paint, the defense collapsed—yet he still finished with power and confidence. His length allowed him to stretch the floor defensively, effectively guarding the wing, while also showing he can score at all three levels. Willis was simply unstoppable and set the tone with his strength and versatility.

Jackson Conley is a highly mobile and quick forward who covers the floor with ease, defending from the wing all the way to the rim. His ability to contest shots makes him a major defensive threat, constantly forcing opponents to alter their attempts. Offensively, he moves well along the baseline, cutting to the basket for easy finishes. He grabbed multiple rebounds on both ends, drawing double and even triple teams due to his dominant presence. Conley is a true two-way player who impacts the game on every possession.

Tyler Jones is a long, athletic, and versatile threat who stretches the floor on both ends and moves with quickness and agility. His ability to guard multiple positions makes life tough for opponents, as he forces turnovers by deflecting passes and turning them into fastbreak points. Jones is a matchup nightmare—going downhill with strength and confidence, finishing through contact and consistently earning trips to the free throw line. Every time he steps on the floor, he puts on a show and proves he’s one of the most dynamic players in the gym.

Kendall Mack is a highly athletic, quick, and tough guard who brings relentless energy every time he steps on the court. Defensively, he plays tight coverage—whether picking up full court or locking down on the wing, he makes his matchup work for every shot. Offensively, he’s a major threat, penetrating off the dribble to finish at the rim or pulling up from beyond the arc with confidence. Mack’s motor never stops, and his intensity on both ends sets the tone for his team.

Duor Duor is a matchup nightmare with his incredible wingspan and versatile skill set. His fadeaway mid-range jumper is nearly unguardable—rising over defenders with ease and dropping nothing but net. He handles the ball like a guard and has the ability to play all five positions, making him a true problem on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he can switch seamlessly from the wing to the paint, using his length to alter shots, disrupt passing lanes, and make it tough for opponents to even get a clean look at the rim. Duor’s presence changes the game every time he steps on the court.

 

Anderson Carey is a catch-and-shoot specialist with a smooth and lightning-quick release. He comes off screens ready to fire and consistently knocks down threes with precision, making it look effortless. His ability to shoot so quickly even drew fouls beyond the arc, where he confidently converted all three free throws. Carey’s shooting threat stretches the defense and makes him a dangerous weapon every time he touches the ball.

Zyree Brown is a quick and shifty guard who can get it and go in an instant. With elite ball-handling and incredible control, he blows by defenders with ease and never folds under pressure. He’s a deadly shooter from beyond the arc and scores efficiently from all over the floor. What sets him apart even more is his exceptional court vision—always seeing the play ahead and delivering precise passes. Brown is a high-level playmaker and a serious offensive threat every time he touches the ball.

Ashton Jones has an elite skill set and a polished overall game that stands out on any court. His advanced ball-handling allows him to create his own shot with ease, and he has no hesitation pulling up for a three on the fast break—draining five threes in his standout performance. He’s just as dangerous off the catch, making him a constant scoring threat without needing the ball in his hands. Defensively, Jones stays active and aggressive, applying pressure and making plays. His versatility and confidence make him one of the top young guards to watch.

Nate Earl is a fast-paced guard who plays with great tempo and control. He constantly keeps his head up, always looking to hit open teammates and create scoring opportunities. With excellent ball-handling skills and quick feet, he stays tight on his man defensively, making it tough for opponents to get past him. Earl’s ability to run the offense and lock down on defense makes him a well-rounded and impactful guard.