The On the Radar Hoops Breakout Camp featured several players who impacted the game with pace, energy, and the ability to finish in transition. Below is a look at the high-motor wings and finishers who stood out from the notes.

Daylen Williams | Best Academy | 5'10" | 2029

Williams is a guard with athletic upside. He ran the floor with determination and proved he can compete against bigger defenders in this setting. He caught our eye with his finishes in transition. His future is in the backcourt as a handler and a creator, but at the camp he was terrific in transition.

Dylan Tolson-Harding | Seckinger High School | 6'1" | 2030

Tolson-Harding is a high-energy guard who made plays from end to end at the camp. He did not let the fact that there were taller players on the floor hold him back from competing for rebounds and finishing in the paint. We liked how he ran the floor with purpose and was productive when he got his opportunities.

Joetavious Havior | Baldwin County High School | 6'3" | 2029

Havior is a thin-framed wing with long arms. He has a profile of a player who can impact the game on both ends of the floor. We paid attention to how he defended the ball and anticipated the next play consistently. His ability to take the ball end to end off rebounds makes him a consistent threat to make plays in the open court. He continued the momentum that we saw from him with Everything Earned Elite this year on the OTR Circuit.

Tristian Alusma | North Gwinnett | 6'1" | 2029

Alusma showed promise at the Breakout Camp as a finisher and a high-energy competitor. He finished several buckets by simply being in the right spot at the right time, which speaks more to his ability to anticipate the play and stay engaged even when he does not have the ball in his hands. When he does have the ball, the talent shows through. He can dart through traffic and finish scoop lay-ins off crossover moves. He is a backcourt player in the long term. We will track his progress over time.

Jaylen Butts | Gainesville High School | 6'2" | 2029

Butts is a player who will find his way onto the floor because of his effort. He is a high-octane wing who attacks the rim with aggressiveness. Listed at 6-foot-2, he presents a wingspan that makes him feel even taller than that. We will be watching to see how he develops with the Red Elephants this season.

Cruz Jackson | Norcross High School | 6'5" | 2029

Jackson has the size and athleticism that coaches desire at the wing position. He will provide versatility on the defensive end and bring support to the glass. In the open floor he can glide to the rim and finish with authority either in space or in contested spaces.

Jax Teal | Next Level Academy | 6'2" | 2031

This was our second look at Teal this year. We got our first look at the Carolina Memorial Day Classic with Team Person. The eighth grader has great size for his age and has a knack for scoring the ball. He got out in transition and finished several buckets past chase-through defenders. He is a promising young athlete who will be on our radar in the near future.

Eugene Weaver III | CFCA | 5'10" | 2030

Weaver was one of the younger players at the camp, but that did not stop him from bringing his A-1 effort and producing. His future will likely be in the backcourt as a primary handler and attacker. But at the camp, he was great from the wing and in transition finishing off the move. His story is still being written. We will watch as he grows and develops.

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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.