Grant Cook - G-Force Ryders 17U - 2027

The 6-foot-2 senior combo guard operated on the offensive end, where his scoring versatility on all three levels made an immediate impact. His decision-making when he had the basketball in his hands was fully effective, as he created scoring opportunities for both him and his teammates. On the defensive end, his speed and athleticism created problems for opposing guards to get into any offensive rhythm. His activity in the passing lanes stood out, and he also used his size to snatch down timely rebounds on the glass, limiting the opposition from getting second-chance scoring opportunities.

Camden Wesley-Kam - Wellington Wolves - 2027

The 6-foot-4 senior wing is a versatile defender who can guard both bigger guards and small forwards. His footwork when it came to running the floor in transition offense stood out, as he has great knowledge of floor spacing and playing inside and out. His court vision when operating in the high-post or out on the perimeter continues to stand out as he made strong reads to his teammates in both the half-court offense and in transition. Defensively, he had impeccable timing when it came to altering shots around the rim, snatching down timely rebounds, and using his length to be effective in the passing lanes. Overall, his blended athleticism and versatility on both ends of the floor spoke high volumes as he carries a load of momentum heading into his upcoming senior season.

Legend Frisby - Counted Out Reapers - 2028

Frisby is an active guard who impacted the game through his speed and ability to guard multiple positions on the defensive end. On offense, he consistently beat opponents down the floor, where he was scoring in transition at a high level. He became more comfortable when he was the lead ball-handler, as his decision-making, along with a great feel for the game, is what set him apart from the rest of the guards in the event. On the defensive end, he was able to disrupt the passing lanes, generate steals, and get deflections. Overall, his two-way playmaking skills could open up some eyes for coaches to start putting Frisby on their radar, as he is one of the top slept-on guards in the junior class.

Ethan Spier - Gold Blooded - 2028

The 6-foot-1 junior point guard is a pass-first guard who is an efficient playmaker when it comes to initiating the offense. He also moves well without the basketball in his hands where he got to his spots finishing at a high level both off the catch and bounce. On the defensive end, he worked effortlessly to stay in front of opposing guards, as well as using his length when it came to guarding bigger guards. Overall, he rarely rushed possessions on the offensive end, as he displayed a good IQ and didn’t get flustered when opposing guards blitzed him in the half-court, as his unselfishness came into play, making strong reads to his teammates.

Keyan Berkley - Hoop Nightmare FSCE - 2028

Berkley is a lead guard who displayed a smooth handle and was unafraid when it came to attacking the basket, scoring at all three levels on the offensive end. On the defensive end, he used his quick hands and used his athleticism to disrupt the passing lanes, generating steals and turning defense into offense with his quick feet. He also was unafraid when it came to playing in the paint, where he snatched down timely rebounds and pushed the tempo in transition-scoring opportunities. Overall, he didn’t force bad shots on the offensive end and showed a load of activity on the defensive end.

Kinmore Williams - Counted Out Reapers - 2027

The 6-foot-6 senior wing can play inside as a lob threat and is unafraid to knock down shots from the perimeter on the offensive end. His decision-making on the offensive end has vastly improved, as he has focused on generating screens and being effective in pick-and-pop scoring situations. Williams ran the floor effectively for his size, beating the opposition down the floor and affecting every possession by using his length and size to his advantage. His natural shot-blocking ability has also made huge strides over the course of the summer and remaining disciplined when it came to altering shots around the rim without fouling. Overall, his athleticism, activity, and length allows him to compete on every possession on both ends of the floor where he can contribute in multiple ways.

Ross Van De Griek has been a Southeast region scout for On The Radar Hoops since 2024. He has been involved in basketball scouting with various stops at Prep Hoops and Prep Girls Hoops since 2022. You can reach him via email at rossvdg14@gmail.com or follow him on X (@RossVDG14) and Instagram (ross_vdg14)