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 Sunday Standouts

Joel Hillsman
Jul 23, 2026

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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 Sunday Standouts

Tyler Harris - Warner Robins All-Stars - 2027
2027 forward Tyler Harris of the Warner Robins All-Stars continues to emerge as prospect college coaches should continue to monitor as he rounds out all areas of his game. With a 6’5 frame, Harris consistently uses his size, length, mobility, and physicality to impact the game on both ends. His standout performance we observed was a 13-point, 10-rebound double-double to go with 7 steals, 5 assists, and 2 blocks, reflects his versatility and ability to impact the game in multiple areas. Harris scores on the move, passes well, and shows a growing comfort operating from different spots on the floor. Defensively, he continues to evolve into a reliable rim protector, capable of blocking shots in the half court or chasing down attempts in transition. His toughness, V8 motor, and willingness to impose himself physically sets the tone every time he steps on the floor. As his skill refinement continues to catch up with his physical tools, Harris’ ceiling remains firmly on the rise.

John Ezewu - Elevate Huskies - 2027
2027 John Ezewu is not flashy, however does a lot of things well. He consistently gets to his spots and knocks down the mid-range jumper, rebounds with effort, and defends within the structure of a balanced Elevate Huskies team. Ezewu made winning plays on both ends in the game we observed, delivering tough buckets late and securing key stops. His length, craft in the lane, and quietly effective athleticism give him room to grow. Ezewu is a prospect whose development could draw increasing college interest.

Zion Sandy - Elevate Huskies - 2027
2027 Zion Sandy of Elevate Huskies continues to quietly show his impact on the games. The last two live period events he has displayed multiple facets of his game that impact winning. Sandy runs the floor and fills the lanes well and doesn’t force shots. He executes his defensive assignments while picking his spots to be aggressive which then leads to deflections, strips and steals. He showed he is a coachable player by being tuned in during timeouts and when on-court instructions were being given. He plays bigger than his 6’2 frame, handles the ball well, can guard on the perimeter while also being able to do the dirty work.

Jarvis Williams - Warner Robins All-Stars - 2028
2028 Jarvis Williams of the Warner Robins All-Stars continues to develop in all areas of his game while playing a vital role with the 17U team. Williams is dangerous from the perimeter, has shown improved playmaking and decision-making with an uptick in his defensive pressure. In the one game observed he stripped the nets on four three-pointers, finishing with 17 points and multiple assists. His poise is also noticed as is allowing the game to come to him yet possess the ability to change the tenor of a game with his shooting and defense. As his game continues to evolve Williams will be a prospect to track.

Colton Lawson - Tennessee Impact - 2029
2029 forward Colton Lawson at 6’5 plays with force around the basket yet shows finesse with crafty up-and-under finishes, reverses, and the ability to convert through contact for And-1s. The lefty sniper can space the floor and knock down perimeter shots, making him a difficult cover for defenders who must respect both his post scoring and his perimeter shooting. Lawson was productive in a physical win for TN Impact Roach against AEBL 2029, finishing with 16 points and multiple rebounds while consistently establishing position and competing on the glass with sound fundamentals. As he continues to grow physically and refine his skill set, Lawson’s combination of size, touch, and competitiveness makes him a developing prospect to monitor.
2027 Warren Roundtree put in 18 points to lead Gold Elite OTR to a win over Triangle Offense. Roundtree attacks, hit from the outside and made timely plays for Gold Elite

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