Even with the spring now underway, there is still plenty of senior talent available for college programs looking to add proven production, toughness, and immediate impact pieces. The OTR North Carolina Opening gave several unsigned 2026 prospects another opportunity to show why they deserve serious looks at the next level, and this group made sure coaches took notice.

Luca Sarnowska - CP3 Unsigned

One of the more productive seniors still available, 6’4 2026 Luca Sarnowska continues to prove he can impact winning at a high level. Coming off a strong season at Calvary Day School, where he averaged 21.4 points and 4.3 rebounds per game, Sarnowska brought that same toughness and production into the OTR North Carolina Opening.

He is the type of player you absolutely hate playing against but would love to have on your team. He competes every possession, embraces physical play, and consistently finds ways to make winning plays. Whether it is battling for second-chance opportunities, making smart reads, or stepping up as a scorer, Sarnowska brings the kind of edge and competitiveness that translates well to the college level.

Triston Fulp - CP3 Unsigned

6’2 2026 Triston Fulp continues to show why he should be firmly on college radars. Holding a recent offer from Lees-McRae College, Fulp once again looked like a senior capable of producing in bunches.

What stands out most is just how easy it is for him to put up 20+ point games. He has a natural scoring feel, can get to his spots comfortably, and consistently finds ways to fill up the basket. Whether it is scoring from multiple levels or carrying the offensive load, Fulp has shown he can produce against quality competition.

Deshawn Coulter - Charlotte Aces OTR

6’0 2026 Deshawn Coulter brought steady lead-guard play and strong decision-making to the event. A true floor general, Coulter does an excellent job controlling tempo, organizing the offense, and keeping teammates involved.

He consistently got to easy spots on the floor, made smart reads, and showed the poise you want from a senior guard. Programs looking for a reliable guard who can come in and stabilize the backcourt should absolutely be paying attention.

Terrance Badio - Elite 1

6’2 2026 Terrance Badio gave coaches another reason to take a serious look. Badio brings versatility and strong guard play, with the ability to contribute on both ends of the floor.

He plays with confidence, understands how to operate within the flow of the game, and consistently makes smart decisions. His size in the backcourt, combined with his feel and ability to impact multiple areas, makes him another unsigned senior who deserves more attention moving forward.

Final Takeaway

The OTR North Carolina Opening once again proved that there is still quality senior talent available. Sarnowska brings production and toughness, Fulp offers proven scoring ability, Coulter gives teams a true lead guard, and Badio adds size and versatility. For programs still looking to round out a roster, this group deserves serious consideration.