Standouts from ‘The Main Event’ – Part 3

Suwanee, Georgia – On the Radar x Hoop Seen collaborated in ‘The Main Event’, featuring prospects from across the southeast from 17U-13U. Suwanee and surrounding schools played host to multiple site locations with over 80 teams in attendance from April 4-6. Standout prospects will be featured in a three-part series covering standouts from the weekend.

By: Jennifer Brazelton

 

2026 | Jayden Scott | STARS Basketball Club

2026 6’1″ Jayden Scott is a consistent guard that can effect the game in a variety of ways. Scott was a standout throughout the weekend, catching the eyes of multiple evaluators for his ability to facilitate and score. Scott is patient, allows time for his teammates to run plays, then delivers. Scott does well penetrating and dishing to teammates or taking it to the rim himself. Uses his length nicely to score around defenders while embracing contact.

 

2026 | Jackson Sheffield | Team Thad

2026 6’9″ PF Jackson Sheffield is a high major prospect that will continue to grow his list of college interest heading into his senior year. Sheffield is a highly developed big that does well scoring with either hand inside the paint and finishing over his defenders. Sheffield does well on both ends cleaning up rebounds and finishing putbacks at or above the rim. Explosive finisher with a nice vertical to add to his game.

 

2028 | Jayden Varpness | Tennessee Marathon

2028 6’3″ SG Jayden Varpness was unconcious from deep in a blowout win, scoring 17 points off 5 3-pointers. Varpness showed he needed minimal space to get his shot off with his ability to relocate and be ready for the pass from teammates. Varpness did well finding the gaps in the defense and executing time and time again.

 

2027 | Lincoln Vinson | Team Thad

2027 6’2″ G Lincoln Vinson is a prospect that can score it at all three levels. Vinson does well scoring with minimal space or with a defender on his hip. Vinson can stay on the attack while being balanced, rising up to score at the mid-range or at the basket. Vinson has nice bounce inside and is just as intimidating defensively staying engaged and protecting the basket.

 

2028 | Logan Williams | We Play Basketball

2028 Logan Williams was a prospect who stayed engaged on plays on both ends and that paid dividends for him. Williams was able to get most of his points on second chance opportunities by staying active on the boards and winning the weak side rebounding battle. Williams was an all out hustle player that quickly fixed broken plays with his keen sense of the ball and ability to find the basket.

 

 

After serving on college coaching staffs and working at several universities in the Southeast, Jennifer Brazelton joined On the Radar Hoops as a National Evaluator in April 2022. She has been involved in the Georgia basketball community since 2015 and can be reached on Twitter @Proven_Prospect.