The future is looking bright in the Sunshine State. Here are some of the Florida Crown III standouts from the weekend:

Liam Harris | BLA Elite | 2030

Harris will come into the high school ranks with the athleticism and 6’4 frame befitting of a college prospect. Harris can play above the rim on offense while providing a switchable frame on defense. He has the potential to be a point forward who plays an inside out game.

Elijah Morgan | BLA Elite | 2030

Morgan will come into the high school ranks with positional size and skills set to make an impact in the right program. He’s roughly 6’3 with the defensive instincts to be a solid team defender. Offensively he’s a mixes playmaking with solid handle and decent feel for slashing.

Kayden King | BLA Elite | 2030

King already stands 6’5 and is adding to his game. His early size makes him a big on most rosters but that isn’t stopping him from developing ball skills. King has a lot of work to develop his game but having the physical measurements gives him a good starting position.

Keyston Campbell | Stamleders 8th grade | 2030

Campbell proved he can be an asset to any team whether he’s playing on or off the ball. When given the opportunity to be a first option he’s a shot creator who can get hot and attack the basket. Off the ball he’s a good cutter and tries to make plays on the offensive glass. Campbell plays with a ton of energy and has the athleticism to play above the rim in transition. A talented scoring guard who stands 6 feet tall.

Jaiden Fulton | Lake City Heat | 2030 

Fulton is a skilled and athletic combo guard. He can get to the basket and score in the paint through contact. He knocks down threes at a decent rate. Fulton is a skilled athletic guard who plays with a ton of energy. Makes plays on and off the ball on both ends of the floor. Gets teammates involved when he initiates the offense.

Donovan Holmes | Stampeders 8th grade | 2030

Holmes is a lead guard that can penetrate and kick or finish in the paint with floaters and layups. He’s not afraid to pull up beyond the three point line and defenders have to respect it due to his efficiency. Holmes enters varsity ball with a slight 6 foot frame that should give him an opportunity to play early in his varsity career. Very confident ball handler who can make plays for himself and others. 

Lucca Roppa | Team Breakdown | 2029

Roppa is shooting from the logo with confidence. The 6’1 guard spaces the floor with deep range and accuracy. He’s a bit slim but has the physicality to take defenders off the bounce. Has the ability to create his own shot in space.