The On the Radar Hoops Breakout Camp brought together many of the top 2029 and 2030 prospects in Georgia. The event was hosted at Seckinger High School in Buford and gave players instruction along with a platform to perform in front of the top media outlets in the Atlanta metro area.

Erik Collins | Brookwood High School | 6'3" | 2030

Collins is a guard with great size and athleticism for the backcourt. He proved that he can start the break or initiate the offense as a lead guard during drills. He was also physical in traffic battling for rebounds in the lane.

Omari Alleyne | Dacula | 6'4" | 2030

We got another look at Alleyne today at the camp. He was a headliner on the OTR Circuit in the 15U division this year. Today he looked comfortable making plays in transition and using his frame to muscle his way to buckets in the paint. His ability to hit the pick-and-pop 3-point jumper will be an instant asset for the Falcons this season.

Jeremiah Anderson | Grayson | 6'4" | 2029

Anderson was one of the top all-around guards at the camp this afternoon. He proved that he can operate as a lead handler and direct traffic from the top of the key. He is equally dangerous as a wing slasher getting into the lane to score. His body control combined with his footwork make him a difficult matchup for many defenders at this level. He plays with poise and pace that stood out at this camp.

Jelani Cadette | Next Level Academy | 6'2" | 2029

Cadette came on strong at the end of the year with Team Person, helping that program compete through the brackets at the Final Run. Today he flashed much of the same skill that earned him praise in July. The left-handed guard is a consistent 3-point shooter who can also make plays with his athleticism at the rim. We will be tracking his progress as he grows at Next Level Academy.

Caiden Hudson | Wheeler High School | 6'7" | 2029

Hudson was one of the top all-around prospects at the camp. He is armed with size, athleticism, and skill that project him as one of the top prospects in the state. He shot the 3-pointer with consistency today while also finishing in transition with authority. We were impressed with his willingness to harass opponents defensively as well. He seemed at ease today, not forcing the issue but making plays for others. He is a rising star in the sophomore class.

Jake Cannon | Trinity Christian School | 6'5" | 2029

Cannon is a wing with size who can glide to finish at the rim in transition. He proved he could hang in the air an extra split second to get his shot off. He is a reliable all-around player who will crash the weak side and get the timely putback. The sophomore was also adept at turning the corner with the right hand to finish. His profile, which is rich with size and instinct, ought to spell big things for him this season.

Ja’Cori Thompson | Grayson | 6'8" | 2029

Thompson was impressive today as an athletic wing who can start the break with rebounds and dribble push-outs in the open court. He rattled the rafters a few times with some big dunks. His body control and footwork are impressive for a kid his age and size. He projects as a key contributor this season with Coach Geoffrey Pierce and the Rams.

Symeon Watson | Jonesboro | 6'9" | 2029

Watson is an impressive forward who can impact the game with jumpers or dunks. He showed a silky turnaround jumper that was difficult to guard in this setting. His footwork and balance are advanced for his age. His height will have him cleaning the glass and scoring at the rim during the high school season, but college coaches should also be aware of his offensive versatility.

Written, edited, and formatted for web by the author 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.