2029
Arizona Storm
Jacob Jensen is the epitome of a stretch forward. His ability to space the floor and stretch defenses was on full display during his 1:30 pm game against the tough VEBC Premier team from Vegas. The 2029 prospect was exceptional in exploiting the zone defense, consistently knocking down shots from the perimeter and setting the tone early in the second half. His quick release and smooth shooting mechanics, particularly in transition, make him a constant threat whenever he's on the floor. What truly stands out is Jacob’s ability to set his feet quickly and rise up with confidence to knock down shots, even in high-pressure situations. Beyond his shooting, he’s also adept at attacking bad closeouts, using his already well-developed, high school-ready frame to finish strong at the rim. His combination of shooting range, quick decision-making, and physicality when attacking the basket makes him a matchup nightmare for defenders. Jacob’s versatility and ability to stretch defenses in multiple ways will continue to make him a highly coveted prospect as he progresses.
2029
Vegas Elite Basketball Club
Aaron Marmanillo showcased his scoring versatility from all three levels during VEBC’s opening game against AZ Storm 2029 Black at the Valley of the Sun Tournament. Marmanillo was methodical in his approach, using his basketball IQ and savvy footwork to manipulate defenders and get to his spots on the floor. Whether it was hitting mid-range jumpers, finishing at the rim, or knocking down shots from beyond the arc, he displayed a complete offensive game. What stood out most was his ability to control the tempo of the game. He showed a soft touch around the rim, finishing with poise even in traffic, and his ability to handle the basketball in the open court allowed him to push the pace and create opportunities for himself and his teammates. Marmanillo’s combination of skill, patience, and craftiness makes him a constant offensive threat, and he’s proven capable of scoring in a variety of ways to keep defenses on their heels.
2030
Arizona Phenoms
Tamarcus Mitchell Jr. put on a point guard clinic in his first two games at the Valley of the Sun Tournament this afternoon. As a true floor general, Mitchell is always in control, guiding his team with poise and confidence. His ball-handling is tight and under control, allowing him to navigate through defenses with ease, while his consistent jumper makes him a threat from all areas of the court. He plays with a calm, deliberate pace that allows him to dictate tempo while also exploiting any defensive weaknesses. His tremendous length only adds to his ability to weave around defenders and finish in traffic. Mitchell’s combination of court vision, ball control, scoring ability, and athleticism make him a highly promising point guard with a bright future ahead.
2024
Las Vegas Knicks
Tony Williams has been a dynamic presence throughout the weekend at the Grassroots 365 Valley of the Sun Tournament, showcasing his versatility and basketball IQ in multiple facets of the game. As a point guard, Williams proved just how integral he is to his team’s success, helping them stay competitive in every game. The lefty has a knack for creating opportunities, not only for himself but also for his teammates. He’s able to break down defenses by attacking the paint, and he’s equally effective as a shooter, consistently knocking down shots from beyond the arc. What sets Williams apart is his defensive tenacity, especially when his team shifts into their press. His speed and anticipation allow him to jump passing lanes and disrupt opposing offenses, creating transition opportunities for his own team. Whether running the offense, scoring, or playing lockdown defense, Williams’ ability to impact the game on both ends makes him a key player that any team would want to have. His all-around skill set and ability to change the tempo of the game highlight his value as a point guard and a leader on the court.
2029
Hoop Code Basketball Academy
Kolbi is a lengthy guard who complements her teammate Tahjie Freeman perfectly. She runs the floor effortlessly and finishes strong through contact, showing off a crafty layup package that keeps defenders guessing. With a high basketball IQ, Kolbi attacks the basket aggressively and never backs down from a challenge. Her energy is unmatched, always giving 110% on both ends of the floor. A dynamic player who brings intensity and skill every time she steps on the court!
2030
California Basketball Club
Monika is a true sharpshooter with an unstoppable range. She drained five 3-pointers in the first half of one of our games in Anaheim—against top-tier competition! Despite playing up in her division, Monika plays with fearless confidence and isn’t intimidated by any defense. As a primary ball handler, she’s a natural playmaker, always setting up her teammates for success. She loves to play the right way—moving the ball, setting the tempo, and controlling the pace of the game. Monika's future is bright, and she’s showing why she’s one of the top players to watch!
2029
Shes Empowered Sports
Jordan’s versatility is off the charts—she can dominate all 5 positions thanks to her incredible length and unique skill set. Whether it’s blowing by defenders with an explosive hesitation move or knocking down shots at a high percentage, she’s a constant threat on offense. On defense, Jordan uses her length to disrupt plays, grabbing rebounds and blocking shots in the paint. She’s having an outstanding showing at our showcase and is definitely one to watch in the future!
2029
HHH The Prelude
Tahjie is one of the top hoopers—she can really go! As a 3-level scorer, she’s dangerous everywhere on the floor, whether it’s attacking the rim, hitting mid-range shots, or knocking down threes. With a high basketball IQ, she’s not just a scoring threat—she’s also the leader of her team. Tahjie is absolutely fearless, always ready to take over when needed, but also smart enough not to force the game. Her ability to make the right play at the right time sets her apart as one of the best. A true leader and game-changer on both ends of the floor!
14U Black
Irvine, CA
Cali Rebels 14u Black is one of the most disciplined teams at the G365 Halloween Classic, and that poise keeps them in every game. Offensively, they execute at a high level, consistently manufacturing points through smart ball movement and precise execution. While they may lack size, they make up for it with relentless tenacity on the defensive end. Their defense forces opponents to beat them from deep, collapsing all five players into the paint when the ball is driven. This team plays with a chip on their shoulder and will be one to watch closely as the season progresses!
14U
murrieta, CA
Defense is this team's identity. Picking up full court with an intense and suffocating man to man press, occasionally trapping the ball handler when they are vulnerable. They are physical in an old school sense, without a lot of fouling and reaching. When you watch this 14u Gamepoint National team, you will see all 5 guys in a stance, and locked in on the ball. When they do get their hands on the ball, they are off to the races, with all five guys being capable passers and ball handlers. They run a number of sets that get their playmaker the ball in the pick in roll up top. A gold level team that can compete at the highest levels of 14U.
14U UGC
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
A young team built with a lot of length, had kids playing up, but still controlled the game with force. There isn’t much that they lack because they all play hard, compete and have skill to back it all up. They were led by big wing Saigier Smith with his ability to control the game, score when he wanted to but still loved to get his guys involved. Tariq Johnson was another standout with his knack to stretch the defense out with his elite shooting. The team had an understanding of when to push and when to wait for the quality shot. Fun team who is coached to play the right way while playing very unselfishly. Everyone on this team had something to contribute, so the only thing they had to do was make sure they didn't get bored and keep attacking.
13U Miami Knights
miami, FL
The Miami Knights came all the way across the country to Southern California to show out! They aren’t a very flashy team, being much more of a grind it out roster. Leading the charge is their go-to scorer Eddie Rios III. They pressed almost the entire game with everyone on the same page, which made it tough to break. There aren’t a bunch of shooters on the team besides marksman Jackson Fremgen, so they all loved to attack and create for others. Look out for them to push the pace and mentally pick apart the defense. In the half-court they moved the ball well and didn't force bad shots. They take their time and bring a lot of energy to the court.
14U Select
Lake Forest, CA
Such a well-rounded team that has a great combination of shooters, playmakers and guys who are willing to defend. The length on this team is unmatched which is what helps them get out in transition and get so many easy buckets. Deshawn Deyampert Jr. really showed out in transition all game, while Ethan Escobar imposed his will as a scorer and playmaker all game. Pro’s Vision’s did a great job playing team basketball, getting back on defense and sharing the ball in the half-court. Led by very vocal Coach Sean Marshall, you can tell the team is playing for each other and not just to put up stats.
14U SE Supreme.
Phoenix, AZ
They ran a full court press that was super dangerous with all of their length. On offense, everything ran through their big guard, Talen Miller with his ability to attack and create for both himself and others. On the other end, Yowin Ajawin sparked their defense with steals in the passing lanes that led to easy transition layups for the whole team. Their team is stacked with size, athleticism and talent but their best trait is how unselfish they are. There was no one playing one-on-one as they consistently moved the ball until they got a quality shot. A lot of talent on this team that played for each other and only pushed each other up.
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November 23, 2024
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