ORLANDO, Fla. — On the Radar Hoops is back in the Sunshine State for the second time this season, presenting the Orlando Invitational. 34 teams from across the state of Florida are on hand for this weekend’s event. Here is who stood out on Saturday:

Alexander Guerrero - Team Piece 15U - 2029

Guerrero came off a 32-point performance in their first game of the day. He followed up with his poise and patience on the offensive end in the win over Worldwide Soldiers. His facilitation and aggressiveness on the offensive end were a huge focal point in his overall game as well. On defense, he altered shots with his length and got timely rebounds down the stretch with his length.

Jordan Jackson - Impact Nation - 2028

Jackson played with a ton of energy and had a strong knack for finishing at the rim on the attack on the offensive end. He was also active on the defensive end, playing with a ton of length in the passing lanes as well as altering shots at the rim. His activity on both ends of the floor could draw a ton of attention for the sophomore wing.

Cole Easton - Central Florida United 15U - 2029

Easton has a versatile skillset where he can finish at the rim as well as display confidence shooting from the perimeter on the offensive end. His creativity as a playmaker is what separates him from other guards in the class. On defense, Easton used his size and strength to guard multiple positions and get timely rebounds down the stretch.

Ronald Vann - 352GOcala - 2030

Vann impressed with his length and athleticism on both ends of the floor. On defense, he challenged shots at the rim and was quick to turn defense into offense with deflections and steals. Finished with a double-double in a win over Lakeland Fire.

Amari Francois - Hoop Dreams Elite - 2030

Francois ran the offense with a ton of confidence, and his game goes beyond his years. His decision-making on when to attack and when to facilitate is what separated him from his peers. His balanced scoring attack and vocality on the defensive end were the difference makers in the win over OTH 2030.

Jason Francillon - Worldwide Soldiers - 2026

Francillon is a two-way wing who plays with a lot of length and athleticism on the offensive end of the floor. In the win over Empire Heat, his ability to play inside-out struck my attention with his smooth handle on the perimeter. Defensively, he guarded multiple positions and made impact plays with his energy. A college program would make Francillon have an immediate impact.

Aaron Wood - Worldwide Soldiers - 2027

Wood showed true poise and patience when it came to scoring from the perimeter as well as in the paint in the win over Empire Heat. Wood’s scoring prowess forced the defense into guarding man-to-man, showing his true aggressiveness. On defense, he found ways to impact the game with his rebounding and getting deflections in the passing lanes.

Mykel Benson Jr - Jayhawks United - 2030

Benson initiated offense with his energy and athleticism, with his ability to finish around the rim as well as stretch the floor, knocking down shots from the perimeter. Defensively, his length and size were used to his advantage as a rim protector, whether it was altering shots at the rim or limiting the opposition from getting second-chance scoring opportunities.

Curtis Walton - Poinciana Yellow Jackets - 2026

Walton played with a ton of physicality on both ends of the floor, whether it was attacking the basket or showing his range from the perimeter. His defensive versatility speaks high volumes as well when guarding multiple positions and altering shots above the rim with his length. His two-way playmaking could benefit him for making an immediate impact at the next level.

Ross Van De Griek has been a Southeast region scout & writer for On The Radar Hoops since 2024. He has been involved in basketball scouting with previous stops at Prep Hoops from 2022 to 2024. You can follow him on X @RossVDG14 or reach him via email at rossvdg14@gmail.com