OTR Hoops: Sweet 16 Recap Part 1 – May 19, 2025

A first installment of top performers from last weekend’s OTR Sweet 16.

By: DT

Jason Welborn
Class of 2026 | Ga Canes | Decatur High School

Jason Welborn is a sharp-shooting wing with one of the most reliable catch-and-shoot games in his class. He thrives coming off screens and doesn’t need much space to get his shot off—making him a constant threat from the perimeter. What sets him apart is his high basketball IQ; he moves extremely well without the ball and always makes smart decisions when it’s in his hands.

Beyond scoring, Jason is relentless on the glass, crashing for both offensive and defensive rebounds and staying active on every possession. In his most recent outing, he posted 17 points along with multiple rebounds and assists, proving he can impact the game in multiple ways. His complete skill set and team-first mentality make him a strong target for college coaches looking for a high-effort, high-efficiency player.

Jayden Crawford
Class of 2026 | Ga Canes | Cristo Rey Atlanta

Jayden Crawford is a tough, two-way guard who brings energy and shot-making to every game. He has the ability to knock down contested threes, but his bread and butter is coming off screens and drilling mid-range pull-ups with confidence and precision. His shot selection is smart, and he knows how to pick his spots within the flow of the offense.

Defensively, Jayden applies relentless pressure the full length of the court. His sharp lateral movement forces opposing ball handlers into uncomfortable decisions, often disrupting offensive rhythm. In his latest showing, he poured in a strong 24 points while dishing out numerous assists, highlighting both his scoring ability and unselfish play. Jayden is a gritty competitor who checks all the boxes for college coaches in need of a guard who can score, defend, and lead.

Joshua Skinner
Class of 2026 | Florida Pro | Miramar High School

Joshua Skinner is a high-level shot creator with a killer instinct from beyond the arc. He thrives in isolation, consistently creating his own shot and burying heavily contested three-pointers. If left open, he’s automatic—his shooting touch makes him one of the most dangerous perimeter threats on the floor.

Defensively, Joshua brings the same intensity. He anticipates passing lanes well and racks up steals through aggressive, smart positioning. He’s also a vocal leader on the court, keeping teammates locked in and energized. In his latest performance, he knocked down five three-pointers and finished with 21 points, showcasing his ability to take over a game. Coaches in need of a confident scorer with strong leadership qualities and defensive effort should have Joshua Skinner firmly on their radar.

Jordan Quince
Class of 2026 | Florida Pro | Dwyer High School

Jordan Quince is a defensive anchor who takes pride in locking up the opponent’s top scorer. He plays aggressive, physical defense and has a natural feel for the game—constantly cutting off passing lanes and generating steals that lead to fast break points. His energy on defense sets the tone, and he’s the type of player who can disrupt an entire offensive game plan.

Offensively, Jordan is just as impactful. He knocks down jump shots with ease and makes the extra pass without hesitation, always looking to set up his teammates. His unselfishness and court awareness lead to consistent assist numbers, showing his value as a complete team player. College coaches looking for a gritty, two-way guard who can defend multiple positions and facilitate offense should be paying close attention to Jordan Quince.

Nicholas Dozier
Class of 2025 | All Georgia Elite | The BEST Academy

Nicholas Dozier is a floor general who brings leadership, poise, and a high basketball IQ every time he steps on the court. He’s extremely vocal on defense, constantly directing teammates and making sure everyone is in the right spot. That leadership translates to the offensive end, where he handles pressure with ease and keeps the ball moving by finding the open man.

He doesn’t force shots—he understands the flow of the game and knows when to pull the trigger or when to make the extra pass. Defensively, Nicholas crashes the boards hard from the guard position, attacking the paint to secure rebounds and extend possessions. His all-around approach and ability to lead on both ends make him a valuable asset that college coaches should not overlook.

Austin Sperry
Class of 2025 | Eastern Kentucky Basketball Club | Breathitt County High School

Austin Sperry is a dynamic playmaker with a polished offensive skill set and a high-level feel for the game. He consistently beats defenders off the dribble, attacking downhill with strength and confidence to finish at the rim. His jump shot is smooth, pure, and dependable making him a dual scoring threat both inside and out.

What really separates Austin is his elite court vision and basketball IQ. He reads defenses with precision and delivers accurate passes to put his teammates in scoring positions. His ball-handling allows him to navigate through traffic effortlessly and control the tempo of the game. For college coaches looking for a lead guard who can score, create, and lead, Austin Sperry is a name that needs to be on their radar.

Xavier Berry
Class of 2025 (Unsigned Senior) | PATH Hoops | The Walker School

Xavier Berry is an unsigned senior who brings intensity, poise, and production on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he plays aggressive on-ball defense at half court, forcing turnovers and making opposing guards uncomfortable with his pressure. Offensively, he’s a fluid shot creator with a smooth step-back jumper and the ability to catch and shoot with pure form—especially from the corner.

Xavier moves well with the ball and showcases high-level court vision, always making the smart read. When attacking downhill, he’s quick to find the open man, creating scoring opportunities with his unselfish play. He finished with 24 points, a stack of assists, and a handful of rebounds and steals—proving he impacts every area of the game. With his IQ, toughness, and skill set, college programs still searching for a 2025 guard should be taking a serious look at Xavier Berry.

Mach Mach
Class of 2025 (Unsigned Senior) | PATH Hoops | Woodward Academy

Mach Mach is an unsigned senior with a composed, unselfish approach to the game and the physical tools that make him a standout presence on both ends. He never rushes a possession, allowing him to execute plays with control and precision. His long wingspan is a major asset—whether it’s securing rebounds on both ends or chasing down opponents for emphatic blocks, which he delivered twice in a recent outing.

While he’s capable of scoring, Mach’s priority is getting his teammates involved. His court awareness and decision-making make him a connector on the floor. In a strong all-around performance, he posted 13 points, 8 rebounds, several assists, and 2 highlight-reel blocks. Coaches looking for a high-IQ player with length, versatility, and a team-first mentality should be seriously evaluating Mach Mach.