AJ Williams just made his commitment to Jacksonville State 🔥‼️

Aston Smith got active in fall league with some tough buckets with his North Augusta Highschool squad 🔥‼️

2028 Braelon Prosper | 6’5” Wing | Grovetown High School Braelon Prosper showed a good feel for scoring out of the mid-post, using his size to find comfortable looks and finish over defenders. The 6’5” wing also understood where to position himself within the offense, consistently finding the right spots to give teammates a passing option and put himself in scoring position. His mid-post scoring and awareness away from the ball made him an effective offensive presence.

2028 Mark Nomel made his presence felt at UEC, showcasing his scoring ability and athleticism on both ends of the floor. Nomel brought an attacking presence offensively, putting pressure on the defense with his ability to consistently play above the rim. His explosiveness and finishing ability made him a tough matchup around the basket. That same athleticism stood out on the defensive end, where he challenged opponents and made scoring difficult. His scoring, above-the-rim ability, and impact on both sides of the ball made him a standout at UEC and a 2028 prospect worth keeping an eye on.

2029 Jace Dunn stood out at the UEC (Underground Hoops Exposure Camp) with his natural leadership and ability to impact both ends of the floor. Dunn showed the qualities of a strong lead guard, taking charge of the offense while balancing his own scoring with creating opportunities for others. His ability to lead and keep teammates involved made his presence felt beyond just getting buckets. Dunn’s performance on the defensive end was equally impressive. He brought effort and competitiveness to that side of the ball, showing that his impact didn’t stop on offense. With his leadership, scoring ability, and willingness to create for teammates, Dunn put together a strong showing and established himself as a 2029 guard to keep an eye on.

Rising freshman Heir Jackson made his @ucallamerican camp 🔥‼️

Thank you @klewisscouting for recognizing me as a Standout Player at the Puma NXTPRO Finals in Orlando. Honored to be the only 15U player featured in the article. I truly appreciate the recognition and will keep working hard to improve!

Game 2 | Puma NXTPRO Session 10 | Gainesville, FL 20 PTS | 2 REB | 2 STL | 8/10 FT

Game 3 | Puma NXTPRO Session 10 | Gainesville, FL 19 PTS | 6 REB | 6/7FT

Cayden Daughtry is currently leading the @NikeEYB in scoring 🔥‼️

5⭐️ Moussa Kamissoko got busy is first 3 sessions of EYBL averaging 17.5 points per game 6.3 rebounds per game 1.5 assists per game

Appreciate the feature from @UHoopsllc. Follow my journey: hoopunderground.com/players/… More work to do! 📈

2030 Heir Jackson pulled up to @BallingOTB and got active showcasing his playmaking and groundwork skills!

HE’S ONLY A 7TH GRADER 🚨‼️🔥

2028 guard Syncere Williams was back in action at the SCBCA and made his presence felt all weekend. The young prospect continues to show why he’s one of the more intriguing guards in his class with his ability to score the basketball, create for teammates, and impact the game on both ends of the floor. Williams played with confidence, attacking the paint, making smart reads, and knocking down shots when given space. His motor and competitive nature stood out throughout the event as he consistently made winning plays and helped his team stay in the fight. As he continues to develop physically and add to his game, Syncere Williams is definitely a name coaches and evaluators should keep an eye on moving forward. 📈🔥 #UHOOPS #SCBCA #NextUp #ExposureStartsHere

2030 G Emory McIntyre continues to prove why he’s one of the top young prospects in South Carolina. At the SCBCA Live Period, the Daniel product showcased his complete skill set, impacting the game on both ends of the floor with his poise, feel, and versatility. McIntyre consistently made the right reads, controlled the pace, and displayed a mature understanding of the game well beyond his age. His ability to create for others, knock down shots, and make winning plays stood out throughout the weekend. Defensively, he competed with energy and showed the ability to guard multiple positions. The strong showing added to an already impressive summer for the 2030 guard and was highlighted by earning his first Division I offer from Piedmont College. As his game continues to develop and his confidence grows, expect more college programs to begin tracking his progress closely.

2027 Lucas Henry (Dorman HS) is one of the more underrated wings in South Carolina’s 2027 class. At 6’5”, Henry brings a valuable blend of size, skill, and basketball IQ that impacts the game on both ends of the floor. A true floor spacer with three-level scoring ability, Henry can knock down shots from the perimeter, attack closeouts, and finish around the basket. His versatility on the wing allows him to defend multiple positions while using his length and athleticism to disrupt opposing offenses. What separates Henry is his feel for the game. He plays with pace, makes the right reads, and consistently puts himself in positions to help his team win. Add in his rebounding ability and willingness to do the little things, and it’s easy to see why college coaches should have him firmly on their radar. Lucas Henry continues to prove that he’s one of the state’s most overlooked prospects, and his stock should continue to rise as more people take notice. #UHOOPS #SCBasketball #DormanHS #ClassOf2027

2027 Aden Bruton-Smith made his presence felt on the defensive end with an impressive showing for Dorman High School. The lengthy, active defender consistently disrupted opposing offenses, using his instincts, toughness, and effort to make life difficult for ball handlers and scorers throughout the game. Bruton-Smith was locked in from the opening tip, applying pressure on the perimeter, jumping passing lanes, and rotating effectively as a help defender. His ability to guard multiple positions stood out, as he showed the versatility to switch onto different matchups without giving up an advantage. Beyond the steals and deflections, his energy set the tone for Dorman. He competed on every possession, communicated well, and played with a motor that impacted winning. Defensive performances like this may not always fill up the box score, but Aden Bruton-Smith proved that his value goes far beyond the stat sheet.

🎯 James Epting | Combo Guard | SCBCA Live Period Standout James Epting was one of the more productive guards on the floor throughout the SCBCA Live Period, consistently making winning plays and impacting the game on both ends. The combo guard showcased his versatility by playing on and off the ball, creating opportunities for teammates while remaining a scoring threat himself. Epting displayed a strong feel for the game, making smart reads in transition and operating effectively in the half-court. His ability to get downhill, finish through traffic, and knock down perimeter shots kept defenders guessing all weekend. When the ball was in his hands, he played with confidence and control, showing the poise coaches look for in a lead guard. Defensively, Epting competed at a high level, applying pressure on opposing ball handlers and making life difficult for guards trying to create offense. His motor and toughness stood out throughout the event. The SCBCA Live Period provided another opportunity for James Epting to show why he’s a name college programs should continue monitoring. His combination of scoring ability, playmaking, and competitive edge made him one of the more impressive backcourt performers of the weekend. 📈 Stock: Rising 🏀 Combo Guard 🎯 Tough Two-Way Playmaker 🔥 SCBCA Live Period Standout