The best shooter in the gym is an understatement. He showed exactly why he led the country in 3s made and percentage in the nation last season. He has a relentless motor and truly knows how to play the game the right way. As a defender he picks up hard and has no issue defending someone bigger than him which is key for his future at the D1 level. His ice cold jumper caused so much attention that it made it easy for him to pick apart the defense as a passer. Combining that with his ridiculous NBA range forces the defense to play up allowing him to drive and be a creator. His ball handling is on point but what makes him so valuable is his ability to move so well without the ball as a shooter, opening up the lane for his guys to attack.

The Next Jump: There is a reason the ball should be in his hands with his shooting ability. A bad shot for him is usually a better shot than a good one for someone else. Due to that, learning how to balance those tough and deep shots with his distribution is important for his future as he continues to get looked at by higher level schools over the next year.

A laterally quick player who knows how to control himself in the air at the rim. Left or right foot, no problem. He also plays well off two feet, utilizing smart footwork. Even more impressive is his mid-range game whether he’s pulling up or fading away after spinning away from the defense. He truly is one of the smartest players in the gym the way he is able to mentally pick apart the defense. It’s hard to find that in a young player and as an unconventional point guard he also has no problem finding the open guy attacking in the open court and through screen and rolls.

The Next Jump: Defensive effort is the biggest thing he needs to work on. Everyone knows he can but if he wants to start getting more schools paying attention, it will level up his game.

The best way to describe Tatianna Griffin is that she is an insane talent, with an incredible IQ to pair with it. For someone who is not even in high school yet, to be able to do some of the things she does, it's a true gift to be able to watch live. Tatianna has a pro level skill set and has the physicality to pair with itt. She can score on all three levels, and when she is banging with someone in the post she can go either way and go under the rim for a layup or spin off them and hit a Dirk like stepback from 12 feet. One component of her game that should never go unnoticed, and is overlooked because of her ability to score the basketball, is her will to make the right pass and keep her teammates involved. The aspect that might be the biggest surprise of someone that hasn't even played a minute of high school basketball yet, is her willingness and ability to hit the clutch shot. She is a world class talent for someone who hasn’t even touched the high school floor yet.

The Next Jump: It’s hard to nitpick her game as there is a reason she is the number one player in the country in her class. With that being said, the only thing to think about as she develops over the next few years going into high school is that she has to keep the same mentality and continue to work her tail off and get ready to see the places the game of basketball will take her.

The forward made herself useful in a variety of ways on the floor on both ends. She is the definition of a mid-range savant and watching her play the right way makes the game more fun. Doing the dirty work seems like something she is prideful of as well. As a wing player she has the size to play the power forward spot, and watching her set hard screens and turn into a roller was impressive. As a rebounder and defender she competed hard and used her strength and length to make it tough for the opposition. When she was thriving the most was coming off a roll into the slots for 15 foot jumpers.

The Next Jump: With the mid-range so good, there needs to be some improvement from beyond the arc. Being able to force defenders to give no room, there will be more opportunities to blow by and take more of what she excels at.

When you watch Asia play, you can tell there is no fear in her eyes. She has eyes in the back of her head finding open teammates, but she is out there to put points on the board. True three level scorer through spot-ups, cooking in the mid-range and attacking the cup. Watched her pick apart mismatches with quick footwork and handles that no one could touch. She was doubled towards the end of the first game and was very calm under pressure and always made the smart play.

The Next Jump: With all of the offensive tools in her bag, to put it all together we need to see more aggressiveness as a defender. With her quickness and skill level it is there, but there has to be a willingness to get after it to succeed in the future.

Carson is a point-forward pushing the pace in transition and attacking the paint looking for outlets and open kickouts. He plays with great patience in the halfcourt using his size and strength to work his way in the paint looking to pass first. He can stretch it out from three playing pick-and-pop with his point guard. The even-keel demeanor he had throughout the game stood out, with the fact he knows his role makes him valuable to any basketball court he steps on.

The Next Jump: Carson needs to continue to improve his consistency from three and his quickness defensively guarding smaller opponents. Combine that with a little bit more aggressiveness on offense will tremendously help his game.

Tucker is a very well-rounded prospect. He provides everything from handling the ball, knocking down contested shots, and finishing around the rim. His old-school post-game was impressive, making strong simple back-to-the-basket moves. He got to the free-throw line multiple times as well. What stood out was his IQ to move without the ball, reacting to his teammate's drives, finding positions to be available and crashing for second chance opportunities. Defensively he was at the heart manning the middle in the 2-3 zone. His team was faced with a quick deficit and he was the main reason they stuck around.

The Next Jump: For Tucker, it will be important that he improves his lateral quickness to guard smaller and quicker opponents when in man.

Will Fox is going to be a player to watch over the next few years. He already has a strong skill set with handles, shooting, passing, and finishing in his arsenal he leads his teams to a lot of wins. His strong hesitation moves and quick first step allow him to penetrate the paint leading to a smooth floater game. He’s a knockdown shooter stringing together multiple in a row defenders can’t give him any daylight. He’s one of the top guards in his class and proves that in every game he competes in. On top of his basketball skill, Will has high character and will most certainly continue to grow in the coming years as he gets closer to the next level.

The Next Jump: For Will he will need to continue to work on his point guard skills. Controlling the game without scoring and getting more teammates involved.

Marcus is an extremely athletic and dynamic guard from Texas. He can score at all three levels when he’s being aggressive. He has an quick first step which allows him to get downhill into the paint, create for others, or finish at the rim with an explosive takeoff. Marcus can stretch it out as well with a smooth spot up three. He’s one of the top scorers on a very talented 99OVR team. As a disciplined defender with active hands and feet without fouling. Marcus could make an immediate impact for his high school in the next few years and as a true 8th grade his ceiling is extremely high.

The Next Jump: As a primary ballhandler, he needs to become more of a vocal leader elevating the game of everyone around him. His mid-range game is the next level of scoring he will need to work on.

A dynamic big guard with the skills to run the point, known for elite finishing with both hands and attacking the rim with finesse. She has solid length and versatility, capable of guarding all five positions. Dominated the boards and locked down opponents on defense while making smart plays offensively. Other pieces to her game that stood out is her poise, composure, and defensive versatility.

The Next Jump: Improving her outside shooting and being more aggressive on the offensive end can make her a bit more well rounded. Attacking that and improving her conditioning will set her up for even more success.