Sweet 16 was a great way to kick off the live period events for on the radar. A lot of competition and standout players. Here are some of my top performers for the weekend.

Ajani Graham - Team EYA - 2028

One of the more intriguing frontcourt prospects I watched over the weekend. Graham is an athletic, high-motor big that impacts the game in a variety of ways without needing plays called for him. He consistently finished around the rim on dump-offs, cuts, and offensive rebounds while also bringing energy every possession. Defensively, his length and timing stood out as he blocked shots, altered attempts at the rim, and created problems in passing lanes. His ability to protect the paint while moving well in space gives him a ton of long-term upside. Definitely a high-potential prospect that continues to trend upward.

Mac Everett - Fusion Academy - 2028

Everett stepped up in a big way during Fusion Academy’s comeback win over a very talented Gold Coast team. The shifty guard finished with 21 points while knocking down four threes and delivering timely baskets throughout the game. What stood out most was his confidence and shot creation ability in big moments. He changes speeds well, creates separation off the bounce, and has a smooth stroke from deep. Beyond the scoring, he showed good feel as a playmaker and competed on both ends. A dynamic guard with a ton of upside that continues to prove he can perform against strong competition.

Zaccai Lee - Warriors Life Elite - 2028

Lee continues to impress every time I see him this spring. He’s the type of defensive presence that can completely alter the flow and outcome of a game with his toughness, instincts, and versatility. Whether it was applying pressure on the ball, jumping passing lanes, or rotating over to contest shots, his activity level consistently stood out. Offensively, he was productive as well, getting downhill, finishing through contact, and making smart reads to create opportunities for teammates. He brings toughness, energy, and winning traits every time he steps on the floor. Easily one of the prospects I’m highest on from what I’ve seen this spring.

Bennett Crist - Above Academy - 2028

Crist put together one of the more productive performances of the weekend, finishing with 18 points and 12 rebounds while impacting the game in multiple ways. He’s a polished offensive player who can score comfortably on the block or step away from the basket and attack from the perimeter. His combination of footwork, touch, and quickness makes him difficult for defenders to handle, especially when matched against slower bigs. Crist also rebounded at a high level and consistently made winning plays throughout the game. A versatile post prospect that brings a lot of value because of how many different ways he can impact the floor.

Korben Polk - GA Legacy - 2028

Polk showed why he’s one of the more creative guards in the gym every time he had the ball in his hands. The combo guard finished with 18 points and 9 assists while doing an excellent job balancing scoring and playmaking responsibilities. He has a smooth, confident shooting stroke from deep and consistently made defenses pay when they went under screens or gave him space. What stood out most was his ability to attack closeouts, collapse defenses, and create easy looks for teammates. He plays with pace, makes smart decisions, and has a natural feel for the game offensively.