The high school basketball season is underway, and several guards across Georgia are already drawing attention. This week's Wednesday Film Room takes a look at four players we have followed through previous OTR coverage. Each brings a different skill set to the floor, from an established high-major prospect to a young guard beginning to make his mark.

Chase Lumpkin – McEachern – 2027

Lumpkin has established himself as one of the top guards in Georgia and is headed to Alabama. The 6-foot-5 shooting guard has a smooth shooting stroke and the ability to put points on the board in a hurry. However, his game offers more than perimeter scoring. The film shows him using his size and athleticism to attack the lane and finish above defenders, adding another dimension to his offensive profile. His recent 41-point performance at the Elite Eight Tip-Off was another example of his scoring ability.

Bleu Lewis – Grayson – 2028

Lewis is an emerging lead guard for one of the top teams in Georgia. Playing alongside established prospect MJ Curry, he has an opportunity to help direct the Grayson offense and establish himself among the state's top guards. He brings a good feel for running an offense, with the ability to score the basketball while also creating opportunities for his teammates. His combination of ball skills and decision-making gives him the versatility to operate as both a playmaker and scorer. How he develops in that role could be an important factor in Grayson's pursuit of a state title.

Omari Chaudhry – Hillgrove – 2028

Chaudhry is a crafty guard who uses his ball skills to create advantages off the dribble. He has shown the ability to get into the defense and make plays for himself or his teammates. He is part of a talented Hillgrove core that includes Asa Montgomery and Bryson Jatta, giving him the opportunity to make his mark alongside established talent. As the season progresses, his ability to capitalize on those opportunities and contribute to the team's success will be an important part of Hillgrove's aspirations for a deep run in March.

Anthony Moreno – Kell – 2030

Moreno has continued to build momentum since standing out at OTR's Breakout Camp. He has carried that progress into the fall with Kell, establishing himself as one of the top freshmen in the state. His confidence and poise are impressive for a young guard, and he already shows an advanced offensive skill set. He can stretch the floor with his shooting, attack off the dribble, and use his vision to create opportunities for teammates.

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Jonathan Hemingway is a senior writer for On the Radar Hoops. He has covered basketball for the site since 2013 and has been involved in the game since 1995 as a coach, camp director, and evaluator.