SUWANEE, Georgia - The OTR Circuit closed last weekend at Suwanee Sports Academy with the Final Run. Champions were crowned in each of the three age divisions. Here is a look at the 2029 prospects who stood out.

Joseph Tala – Georgia Stunners – 2029

Tala joined the Stunners for the final weekend in July. The Finland native comes by way of Drive Academy. It did not take long to see the talent of the 6-foot-8 wing-forward. He shows elite athleticism, body control, and finishing ability at the rim. He also has the ball skill to create when attacking downhill. Tala helped the Stunners win the 15U championship on Sunday and earned MVP honors.

Jelani Cadette – Team Person – 2029

Cadette emerged as one of the top underclassmen at the event. He combines youth, athleticism, and clear upside. One possession he elevates quickly to finish a dunk off a baseline drive. The next he knocks down a long-range jumper. Listed at 6-foot-2, his length suggests he could grow into 6-foot-4 or better.

Jeremiah Gordon – Sunshine Elite – 2029

Gordon has appeared on many top-prospect lists in the 15U division this season. We listed him as an MVP candidate back in June. He showed again why the interest has been strong since spring. His length and versatility let him impact the game in traffic or in the open court. He ranked among the best prospects in his class at the Final Run.

Hector Nieves – Sunshine Elite – 2029

Nieves improved his profile as much as any 2029 prospect last weekend. He earned praise for his ball handling and timely shot-making. He has a crafty edge that is hard for opponents to contain. He does a good job distributing and getting teammates involved while remaining opportunistic with his own shot.

Nemo White – We Just Hoop – 2029

White stood out on Saturday as one of the quickest guards evaluated this year. Known first for his track and field background, he brings that natural speed to the floor. He sliced through defenses with ease and finished at the rim. The Charlotte native is an up-and-coming prospect who should draw more attention in the years ahead.

Jeremiah Anderson – HWPO – 2029

Anderson is one of the best all-around athletes watched last weekend. The 6-foot-4 guard has a strong build and explosiveness in traffic. He recently transferred to Grayson High School and picked up an offer from Bethune-Cookman after the June live period. He played a complementary role for HWPO but remained effective and efficient throughout the weekend.

Terrance Piggot – Georgia Stunners – 2029

Anton Jackson’s 15U squad has carried a deep roster all year. Piggot has been one of the consistent performers across several weekends this season. He took a clear step forward in confidence at the Final Run. He handled the ball smoothly against pressure and attacked the basket to score. Known as a knockdown shooter in the spring, his recent play shows the rest of his game is coming into form.

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Jonathan Hemingway is a senior writer for On the Radar Hoops. He has covered basketball for the site since 2013 and has been involved in the game since 1995 as a coach, camp director, and evaluator. Reach him at CoachHemi@gmail.com or follow @CoachHemi on X and @Coach_Hemi on Instagram.