OTR Hoops: Top Performers from Run for the Cup – May 19, 2025

This past weekend in Atlanta, Georgia, the gym was filled with young talent showcasing their skills in a competitive and high energy environment. With players competing at a high level, several prospects emerged as standouts due to their impact, efficiency, and potential. This write-up highlights a select group of performers who consistently made plays on both ends of the floor.

By: Nicholas Burton

Here are some standouts who caught my attention:

Jackson Baldwin – Tier 2 Elite – 2029

Instagram: @jacksonbaldwin._

Jackson Baldwin showed poise beyond his years while running the offense for Tier 2 Elite. He played with great pace in transition and made the right reads as a lead guard. Baldwin consistently involved his teammates while also finishing strong at the rim. His efficient scoring and unselfish play made him a key contributor throughout the weekend.

 

Kameron Gaskins – Sewer South Elite– 2030

Instagram: @_k1llakam

Kameron Gaskins was a clear two-way presence, using his energy and athleticism to make an impact. He excelled in transition, often finishing through contact or finding teammates for easy buckets. Defensively, he made life difficult for opposing guards and was a reliable stopper. Offensively, his ability to get to his spots and knock down the one-dribble pull-up added to his versatility.

 

Jordan Dennis – Tier 2 Elite – 2029

Instagram: @jordan.movin

Jordan Dennis had one of the stronger shooting performances of the weekend. Whether spotting up or pulling up over defenders, he knocked down tough shots with confidence. His ability to score in tight windows made him a consistent offensive threat, and his smooth shooting stroke kept defenders on their heels all game.

 

Edwin Vazquez – Young Bulls Elite– 2030

Instagram: @edwin.vazquez11

Edwin Vazquez stood out as a dynamic three-level scorer who played with relentless effort. His scrappy, aggressive defense forced turnovers and turned into easy points on the other end. Vazquez also hit timely, clutch shots when his team needed it most, showing confidence and composure beyond his age.

 

Luke Dixon – Sewer South Elite– 2030

Instagram: @propanx3

Luke Dixon put together a complete performance, showing the ability to score efficiently at all three levels. He played with impressive pace and court awareness, creating opportunities for both himself and his teammates. On defense, he was a pest in the passing lanes and created transition chances with his hustle and anticipation.

 

Jordan Duncan – TDBA– 2029

Instagram: @jordanmadeit2

Jordan Duncan dominated the paint with his athleticism, energy, and defensive presence. He rebounded at a high level, protected the rim with multiple shot blocks, and ran the floor hard every possession. Duncan’s high motor and ability to impact the game without needing plays called for him made him one of the most valuable bigs in the gym.