Keelan Day - Griffin Grasshoppers (Pictured) - 2027
The name Keelan Day better start popping up on more and more college recruiting boards. One of the more consistent scorers on the OTR Circuit, Day finished his summer with a bang, pouring in 32 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals against the Palm Beach Aces. With his length in the backcourt, Day holds great versatility to play all three positions along the perimeter. He’s a good decision maker when playing point guard as he surveys the floor to find cutters and shooters. Keelan’s greatest strength is his knockdown three-point shot, draining seven in a variety of ways. Day showcased his range both off the catch and off the dribble, burying four pull-ups, using a shifty crossover to free himself. When defenders tried to run him off the line, Keelan utilized quick head fakes before blowing by to get to his spots. Day’s smoothness is what stood out most. He was fluid getting into his shot, an easy release. As good as Keelan was shooting the ball, he also found the time to attack the hoop, drawing fouls as he shot 5-6 from the charity stripe. Day’s shot making and ability to fill up all columns of the stat sheet make him one of the better under the radar prospects in Georgia who is just now starting to get his credit, picking up an offer from Faulkner on Friday. 

Bryce Jones - Griffin Grasshoppers - 2027
Bryce is a nice interior presence. The serviceable big man is active in the paint, ducking in to seal for high-low looks and consistently battling on the backboards. Jones scores with a hook shot and is effective converting on dump offs. He put up 12 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block on Sunday morning. His interior effort primes him as a stock riser.

Ashton Burt - PNP - 2029
A power wing that plays a tweener role with much of his focus coming in the key, Burt’s motor and nose for the ball led him to 21 points in a 60-53 win over Everything Earned Elite. Ashton carves out his niche in the high post and periodically from the wings. His main objective is to get to the rim where he excels at finishing in traffic. Burt’s effort leads to offensive putbacks, transition hoops and short drives. He scores with both hands up close as his blend of quickness and strength when attacking from the foul line creates advantageous scoring opportunities. 

Kingston Allen - Everything Earned Elite - 2029

With quality height at the guard position, Allen’s perimeter firepower can swing momentum of a game quickly. In a tight loss, Kingston carried the load with 21 points, draining three threes while mixing in mid-range pull-ups, drives and putbacks. Allen has the makings of becoming a consistent three-level scorer at the varsity level. As he continues to fill out into his frame, his game should expand even further. Kingston has legitimate long-term upside.

Edmund Dantes - Warner Robins All-Stars - 2028
Ed caught my eye with his inside-out versatility. Dantes helped anchor the Warner Robins All-Stars defense in the paint with his quick reaction time and bouncy rim protection. Offensively, he produced with his jumper consistently against the Tennessee Panthers hitting two threes along with a mid-range pull-up. The active combo-forward racked up 17 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal and 2 blocks in a 56-48 win. Dantes’ robust game is still in its infancy. He is trending up.

Miles Daly - Tennessee Panthers - 2027
Miles has court awareness and feel for the game. A slightly undersized post, he still manages to impact games in a major way. He scores inside through contact as he takes his time to gather himself before going up strong. Daly pivots his way to open looks and is adept at finding the open man as a passer. He’s got good timing when it comes to getting off the floor, a solid rebounder who can also alter shots. He produced 15 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocks on Sunday, converting a pair of And-1s.

Troy Phillip - Harris Athletics - 2030
The incoming freshman is a mountain of a man. His size, strength and skill are impressive. Troy has polish with his back to the basket. He throws his weight around to seal inside and has a soft touch up close, finishing with a hook shot over his left shoulder. Phillip is effective when he keeps the ball high. He has expanding range to work with, comfortable shooting the trail three from the top of the key. In a win over Devin Butts Elite, Troy tallied 11 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block. Phillip has a sky-high trajectory.