The On The Radar Power 24 marked the final live period of the 2026 recruiting calendar. For the first time ever an On the Radar Live Period event was held at the Champions Center at Lake Point in Emerson, GA. All age groups 15U, 16U and 17U were under one roof spanning multiple games across the facility with college coaches from across all levels in attendance from Court 1 to Court 12. Here are some of the Saturday Standouts  

Jadus Sorhaindo - XPC Elite - 2027

2027 forward Jadus Sorhaindo (XPC Elite 17U) delivered an impressive performance, posting a 25-point, 11-rebound double-double along with multiple assists and rim protection in a win for XPC Elite. Sorhaindo set the tone early, scoring 17 of the team’s 38 first-half points while showcasing a polished, versatile offensive package. He scored from every level with good touch in the paint, throwing down rim jarring dunks, perimeter jumpers, putbacks, and physical And-1 finishes. At 6’8, he runs the floor fluidly, shows impressive agility for his size, and is comfortable handling the ball in the open court. Defensively, he’s sound in rotations, contests without fouling, and rebounds with strong fundamentals. Sorhaindo currently holds offers from UT Arlington and Florida Gulf Coast University, and his performance was observed by UT Arlington, Morehead State, Chattanooga, and UNC-Pembroke — all of whom saw a prospect trending upward.

Xion Evans -All Georgia Elite - 2027

2027 guard Xion Evans delivered an impressive 26-point effort for All Georgia Elite in a win over the Palm Beach Sharks. Evans showed his leadership capabilities as he steadied the storm after is team allowed a 13-2 run to fall down by double digits.  6-foot-3 shooting guard continues to have a scorching start offensively to the season, where he consistently puts opposing defenders in recovery mode. He showed his natural three-level scoring ability on the offensive end, finishing at the rim through contact, shooting from behind the arc off the catch, and can be a factor off the bounce in the mid-range game as well. On the defensive end, he can be a pest when applying pressure on opposing ball handlers as well as showing off his athleticism by jumping the passing lanes. Evans is quickly emerging as one of the top shooting guards in the state of Georgia for his class. 

Jamai McClure - Team Person - 2028

2028 Jamai McClure made a strong impression with his perimeter shot-making, knocking down five three-pointers in a win for Team Person RED. The 6'5 guard brings legitimate size and length to the backcourt, pairs it with a smooth catch-and-shoot stroke, and makes quick, efficient decisions within the offense. McClure does not need a high volume of touches to impact winning; he spaces the floor, plays with pace, handles well enough to create advantages, and understands how to operate within the flow of the game. His combination of positional size, shooting efficiency, and feel gives college coaches a prospect to track closely as he continues to develop.

Zion Bryant - Warriors Life Elite - 2028

2028 Zion Bryant delivered a well-rounded performance for Warriors Life Elite, finishing with 16 points, a stack of offensive rebounds, and multiple high-impact defensive plays in a win over Kenner Guardians. Bryant consistently applied pressure on both ends of the floor and set the tone with his activity. Bryant attacks the rim with force, finishes with either hand, and thrives in transition, where his pace and confidence stand out. He gets to his spots, creates offense on and off the ball, and maintains a steady scoring presence. Defensively, he applies pressure, competes through screens, and consistently wins 50/50 balls. His junkyard-dog mentality, activity on the glass, and ability to generate extra possessions make him a reliable energy source with clear upside as a versatile, high-effort guard/wing at the next level.

Brandon Pierre - Team Gold Coast - 2029

2029 guard Brandon Pierre is a young prospect college coaches should begin to track thanks to his motor, toughness, and early signs of a developing multi-level scoring game. Pierre put up 18 points and knocked down a pair of threes, showing a willingness to take what the defense gave him while still imposing his physical style. His competitiveness shows up in effort plays from diving on the floor, winning 50/50 loose balls, and moving his feet defensively to guard his yard. Pierre shows poise even when mistakes occur, a promising trait for long-term growth. As his feel, decision-making, and perimeter consistency continue to sharpen, Pierre’s ceiling will rise, making him a high-energy guard with tools worth monitoring as he matures.

Denney Stomer - All Georgia Elite - 2029

Big things do come in small packages and that is 2029 Denney Stomer of All Georgia Elite 15U. Stormer played his heart out in a tough three-point loss where he tallied 42 of his squads 74 points. The 5’6 guard showcased his shifty quickness, craft, and the ability to score from multiple levels and applying consistent pressure getting to the rim off the bounce. He can get to the basket off the drive with his quickness to finish or leave it off for an easy bucket for a teammate. He displayed his shooting ability from multiple areas of the floor and sprayed in five three-pointers in the contest. He has a controlled dribble, runs the break well and uses his quickness with sound footwork on defense to keep opponents in front of him. There is plenty of upside to like about Stormer as he continues to develop. Stormer also gained valuable experience playing up with the All Georgia Elite 17U team in a bench role, averaging 4.5 points and 2 assists, demonstrating maturity, role understanding, and the ability to compete against older players.