May 2026

The opening session of the 17U adidas 3SSB circuit delivered a strong first look at the depth of the national field, with multiple programs making early statements across Select and 3 Stripes play.

Compton Magic finished 4–0 and opens at No. 1 in the Scope Scouting 17U Select Top 10 rankings, while Brookwood Lu Dort Elite and Lakeshow both went 4–0 to headline the 3 Stripes division.

Most Outstanding Player honors went to Darius Wabbington of Compton Magic, who helped lead the No. 1-ranked team to an unbeaten Session I. Wabbington averaged 17.0 PPG, 4.3 REB, 2.3 AST, and 2.3 3PM, while posting a +74 plus-minus, 67.4 TS%, and 29.8 PER.

Below are Scope Scouting’s Top 10 Team Rankings, All-Session I Teams, Honorable Mentions, and Analytics Leaders from 17U 3SSB Session I.

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Scope Scouting Top 10 17U Team Rankings

17U Select

1. Compton Magic (4–0)
2. New Heights (4–0)
3. New World (4–0)
4. Austin Rivers SE Elite (3–1)
5. Team Loaded (3–1)
6. Breakaway Basketball (3–1)
7. Mass Rivals (2–2)
8. Indiana Elite (2–2)
9. Phenom United (2–2)
10. Game Elite (2–2)

17U Select Top 10 Contenders

BABC (2–2), Garner Road (2–2), Team Loaded South (2–2), D1 Minnesota (2–2), and Dream Vision (2–2).

17U 3 Stripes

1. Brookwood Lu Dort Elite (4–0)
2. Lakeshow (4–0)
3. Open Gym Premier (3–1)
4. ETG (3–1)
5. AE5 (3–1)
6. K-Low Elite (2–2)
7. CA Gold (2–2)
8. Power 5 (1–3)
9. TJ Ford Elite (1–3)
10. NY Wiz Kids (1–3)

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All-Session I Teams

1st Team All-Session I

MOP — Darius Wabbington | 6’9 Forward | 2027 | Compton Magic
17.0 PPG | 4.3 REB | 2.3 AST | 2.3 3PM | +74 | 67.4 TS | 29.8 PER

Wabbington is a highly skilled forward who brings a guard-like skill set at 6’9”, making him one of the more versatile players on the circuit. He handles the ball comfortably in space, showing impressive control and the ability to create off the dribble. Around the rim, he displays soft touch, advanced footwork, and a variety of spin moves that allow him to score efficiently in the paint.

Beyond his scoring, Wabbington shows strong feel as a playmaker, consistently finding cutters and making the right reads within the flow of the offense. He also has the ability to stretch the floor, knocking down shots in pick-and-pop situations and stepping out to score from the perimeter. His combination of size, skill, and feel makes him one of the more complete forwards in the field.

In a competitive opening matchup against Team Loaded, Wabbington delivered an impressive performance with 20 points, 5 rebounds, and 1 assist, setting the tone early for Compton Magic.

He currently holds offers from programs like Washington, Arizona, Purdue, Texas, USC, and more. 

Cole Kelly | 6’7 Wing/Forward | 2028 | Breakaway Basketball
18.8 PPG | 7.0 REB | 6.0 AST | 3.8 3PM | 61.8 TS | 37.3 PER

The 4 Star out of Naperville, is a polished offensive skill set highlighted by his ability to score efficiently while keeping the game under control. 

He operates well in the half court, showing patience and strong decision-making, particularly when reading defenses and playing out of ball screens.

Kelly’s shooting ability is a key strength. He is a consistent perimeter threat who can knock down shots off the catch or create space off the dribble. 

His footwork and balance allow him to get into his shot cleanly, and he understands how to move without the ball to find open looks. 

Geren Holmes | 6’5 Guard/Wing | 2027 | Team Loaded
24.3 PPG | 4.3 REB | 4.0 3PM | 71.0 TS | 49.4 PER

The 6’5, 2027 reclass is a dynamic perimeter player who brings a strong combination of shot-making, pace, and natural scoring instincts. 

He has the ability to create his own offense, particularly off the bounce, where he does a great job getting his feet set and rising into his shot with balance. His shooting range extends beyond the arc, and he is comfortable scoring at all three levels.

Operates well out of ball screens, and solid decision-making. He has a feel for the game that allows him to impact possessions without forcing action.

He competes defensively, using his instincts to disrupt passing lanes and stay engaged on the ball. As he continues to develop physically and add consistency, Holmes has the tools to be a highly productive guard at the next level.

Currently holds offers and interest from ECU, Virginia Tech, Cleveland State, Ohio State, Mississippi State 

Jalen Davis | 6’4 Guard | 2027 | Slow Grind
24.0 PPG | 5.3 REB | 2.8 AST | 2.3 STL | 66.7 TS | 38.7 PER

Davis was one of the top scoring guards in the 17U division, earning 1st Team All-Session I honors with high-level production and efficiency. A 4-star recruit, he has the size, shot-making profile, and combo guard versatility that translate well to the next level.

Offensively, Davis is a dynamic three-level scorer with a smooth, quick release off the catch and off the dribble. He has real range as a shooter, even though he did not shoot it at his usual high level from three during Session I, and still found ways to score efficiently by getting to his spots, attacking gaps, and creating clean looks. He also showed the ability to operate as a playmaker, processing angles and initiating offense when needed.

Offers include Kansas, Houston, Gonzaga, Oregon, UCLA, USC, Stanford, Texas Tech, Washington, and more.

Javon Bardwell | 6’6 Wing | 2027 | Compton Magic
18.5 PPG | 5.3 REB | +66 | 64.1 TS | 29.6 PER

Bardwell was one of the most impactful wings in the 17U division, earning 1st Team All-Session I honors while helping Compton Magic open as the No. 1 team in the field. A 5-star recruit committed to Kansas, he is also one of the more exciting players to watch because of his athletic profile, open-floor explosiveness, and versatility.

Offensively, Bardwell has a strong point-forward profile. He can initiate offense off the dribble, make reads in the half court, and create pressure as a downhill attacker. His athleticism makes him a major transition weapon, where he runs the floor hard, finishes above the rim, and can convert through contact. As his perimeter shot continues to develop, he becomes even tougher to guard because he can score at multiple levels and attack closeouts with force.

Defensively, his length and athletic tools allow him to switch across multiple positions and create disruption. He anticipates passing lanes well, turns steals into easy transition chances, and rebounds with a high motor from the wing spot.

Committed to Kansas.

Jeremiah Profit | 6’5 Guard | 2027 | Gamepoint
25.0 PPG | 4.0 REB | 5.0 AST | 1.8 STL | 78.5 TS | 39.2 PER

Profit was one of the premier guard performers in the 17U division, leading the circuit in scoring while still showing real command as a creator. A 4-star recruit, he has a polished offensive package with a tight handle, smooth high-release jumper, and the ability to score off rhythm pull-ups, floaters, and controlled finishes through traffic.

What makes his production translate is how well he blends pace, craft, and decision-making. Profit can create separation without rushing, manipulate defenders with his handle, and force help before delivering the right pass. He averaged 5.0 assists per game, showing he is more than a scorer — he can organize offense and create efficient looks for others.

Continued strength development will be key as he moves up levels, but the skill level, scoring efficiency, and feel are already high-level.

Offers include Stanford, California, TCU, SMU, Maryland, Seton Hall, High Point, and more.

Jordan Page | 6’6 Guard | 2027 | Garner Road
16.5 PPG | 7.3 REB | 2.3 AST | 1.8 STL | 1.0 BLK | 59.4 TS | 20.4 PER

Page was one of the more impressive two-way guards in the 17U division, earning 1st Team All-Session I honors with his mix of size, production, and defensive versatility. A 5-star recruit, he has a strong physical profile at 6’6 with length, giving him the tools to impact the game on both ends.

Offensively, Page is a left-handed guard who puts pressure on defenses with his downhill aggression. He can finish above the rim in traffic, absorb contact, and elevate smoothly into mid-range pull-ups. His size allows him to see over defenders and make plays as a secondary creator, while his rebounding production shows how consistently he impacts the game beyond scoring.

Defensively, Page has the length and competitiveness to guard multiple perimeter spots and take on tough assignments. As he continues to develop, tightening his handle and becoming more consistent from the perimeter will make his offensive package even more complete.

Offers include North Carolina, Kentucky, NC State, Georgetown, Tennessee, Houston, Oklahoma State, and more.

Joshua Leonard | 6’7 Wing/Forward | 2027 | Upward Stars
19.8 PPG | 8.5 REB | 2.3 AST | 69.0 TS | 39.0 PER

Josh Leonard is a long, athletic wing who brings versatility, energy, and two-way potential to the floor. He plays with a high motor and is most impactful when he’s active running the floor, attacking gaps, and making plays in transition. His length and fluidity immediately stand out, giving him the ability to affect the game in multiple areas.

Offensively, he shows flashes of elite shot-making from the perimeter. He also contributes without the ball, cutting effectively and staying engaged within the flow of the offense.

Defensively, Leonard has strong upside. His length, lateral movement, and effort allow him to guard multiple positions and disrupt passing lanes. He rebounds well for his position and brings energy that translates into extra possessions for his team.  

Difference-maker on this end of the court! 

Overall, Leonard projects as a high-upside two-way wing whose athleticism and versatility make him a valuable piece at the high major level. 

Offers: Cal, Cincinnati, Clemson, Mississippi St, NC State, Ole Miss, Pittsburgh, South Carolina, Tennessee, UCF, Wake Forest, College of Charleston, Jacksonville 

Nasir Anderson | 6’4 Guard/Wing | 2027 | Atlanta Celtics
16.3 PPG | 9.3 REB | 7.0 AST | 50.4 TS | 30.2 PER

#1 ranked player in Florida 

#6 ranked player nationally 

Nasir Anderson is that DUDE! he is dynamic, he is electric, and he is bringing of level of physicality to the game that not a lot of point guards do. 

His creativity, and high-level playmaking ability to the floor, is special. He thrives with the ball in his hands, consistently breaking down defenders with his quick first step, tight handle, and ability to change pace. 

Anderson is at his best in attack mode, collapsing defenses and creating opportunities for both himself and his teammates.

Specifically in pick-and-roll situations is where you are able to see his true point guard instincts takeover, demonstrating his passing ability and how well he is able to get his teammates involved. 

Offers: Auburn, Georgia, Alabama, Cal, Cincinnati, Florida, Georgia Tech, Houston, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, LSU, Louisville, Maryland, Miss St, Missouri, NC State, UNC, Ole Miss, USC, Virginia, Georgia St, South Florida, Jacksonville, Seton Hall 

Tre Keith | 6’3 Guard | 2027 | AE5
23.0 PPG | 3.0 REB | 3.3 AST | 2.5 3PM | 63.7 TS | 26.0 PER

#9 player in Georgia 

#65 Nationally ranked 

Keith is an explosive and versatile guard who brings a high level of athleticism, energy, and competitiveness to the floor. With the ball in his hands, he is aggressive and confident, capable of getting into the paint and finishing through contact or creating opportunities for teammates.

The thing that is going to continue to separate Keith from the rest of the guards in this class, is how dynamic of a shot maker he is. He not only takes tough shots, but demonstrates a consistent ability to hit them. 

high-upside two-way guard whose athletic tools and competitive nature make him a valuable piece in any system at the next level. 

Currently holds offers from Cincinnati, Florida St., Georgia, Georgia Tech, South Florida, Kennesaw St., Providence, Virginia Tech, Tennessee.

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2nd Team All-Session I

Isaiah-Mack Russell | 6’5 Guard/Wing | 2027 | Indiana Elite
18.5 PPG | 6.3 REB | 2.5 AST | 2.3 3PM | 61.7 TS | 29.2 PER

The Winton Woods High School product is a physical, high-motor guard/wing who impacts the game with toughness, athleticism, and competitive energy. Built with a strong frame, he embraces contact on both ends of the floor and consistently plays through traffic. 

Offensively, he is at his best attacking downhill, where his strength and explosiveness allow him to finish through defenders and create paint touches.

His defensive presence often fuels transition opportunities, where he thrives in the open floor and can turn defense into instant offense.

Mack projects as a two-way contributor at the high major level who can bring immediate value through his physicality, defense, and relentless effort.

Currently holds offers from Arizona State, Cincinnati, Nebraska, Ohio St, Virginia. 

Jacoby Briscoe | 6’6 Wing | 2027 | Washington Warriors
17.5 PPG | 5.5 REB | 2.0 3PM | 58.8 TS | 20.5 PER

Jalen Mehu | 6’5 Wing | 2027 | NY Wiz Kids
24.3 PPG | 5.5 REB | 2.3 AST | 60.2 TS | 31.9 PER

Jaylen Gunther | 6’1 Guard | 2027 | Wildcat Select
17.3 PPG | 4.8 REB | 6.0 AST | 2.5 STL | 58.6 TS | 25.5 PER

Johnny Lackaff | 6’3 Guard | 2027 | Austin Rivers SE Elite
17.5 PPG | 6.0 REB | 2.8 AST | 3.3 3PM | 66.1 TS | 28.4 PER

Josiah Jones | 6’2 Guard | 2027 | ASAK
22.0 PPG | 3.0 REB | 4.3 AST | 3.0 3PM | 67.4 TS | 37.8 PER

Kevin Savage III | 6’0 Guard | 2027 | Game Elite
20.0 PPG | 3.0 REB | 2.3 3PM | 55.2 TS | 20.9 PER

Savage, a four-star guard, returns as the leader of a talented Game Elite squad following last year’s championship run on the circuit, and he continues to assert himself as a high-level producer. He plays with a combination of speed, explosiveness, and body control that makes him extremely difficult to contain. His ability to change pace, create separation, and make quick, decisive scoring reads allows him to consistently generate quality looks.

Savage thrives getting downhill, where he can finish in the paint, but he is equally dangerous pulling up and knocking down shots with efficiency, showing strong control and balance in his scoring approach. His aggressiveness forces defenses to collapse, opening opportunities for him to create for others as well. One of the most notable aspects of his performance at 3SSB Session I was his ability to get to the line and convert, going 10-of-13 from the free-throw line, highlighting both his physical pressure on defenses and composure.

In Game 1 against Team Loaded, Savage led all scorers with 28 points, adding 2 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 block, continuing his trend of high-level production. With recent visits to programs like Purdue and Cincinnati, his recruitment is trending upward, and he is well-positioned to see increased attention as he enters his second year competing at this level. 

K’Nard Callender | 6’8 Forward | 2027 | MBJ Elite
22.5 PPG | 8.0 REB | 1.8 STL | 1.8 BLK | 65.6 TS | 75.6 PER

The 6’8 athlete from St Thomas, US Virgin Island, has everything you want in a player. Silky smooth jumper, but can play above the rim. 

Callendar shows that he is a modern day position less forward with guard skills in a long active body. 

Callendar fits the mold of a two-way, high-motor hybrid wing/big who can impact every statistical category.

Currently holds a Kansas St offer 

Mason Martin | 6’4 Guard/Wing | 2027 | Breakaway Basketball
22.8 PPG | 3.3 REB | 5.8 3PM | 64.1 TS | 30.7 PER

William Brandon Hahn | 6’6 Wing/Forward | 2027 | Lakeshow
20.5 PPG | 7.3 REB | 2.0 3PM | 84.4 TS | 39.3 PER

Hahn is a strong, skilled wing who brings a well-rounded and physical presence on both ends of the floor. At 6’6”, he combines size with versatility, showing the ability to stretch the floor with his perimeter shooting, attack off the bounce with a quick first step, and finish effectively in the paint. He plays with confidence and consistently finds ways to contribute across multiple areas of the game.

As one of Lakeshow’s primary contributors, Hahn fills the stat sheet with his scoring, rebounding, and overall activity. He impacts the game beyond just offense, using his effort and instincts defensively to create turnovers and disrupt opposing players. His motor and willingness to do the extra work make him a reliable two-way presence. 

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3rd Team All-Session I

Amire Gill | 6’3 Guard | 2027 | Wildcat Select
16.5 PPG | 3.3 REB | 1.8 AST | 54.2 TS | 17.1 PER

Gill is an athletic, physical wing who makes a strong impact on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he is particularly effective in the mid-range, showcasing a polished stop-and-pop game and the ability to consistently get to his spots. He is difficult to contain when attacking downhill, using strength and body control to create advantages, while also showing the ability to stretch the floor and knock down perimeter shots.

Defensively, Gill brings toughness and intensity, applying pressure on the ball and using active hands to generate steals. His physical tools, scoring versatility, and flashes of advanced shot creation resemble a high-level two-way wing. 

Andre Tyler | 6’5 Wing | 2027 | Power 5
15.0 PPG | 3.8 REB | 3.5 AST | 63.2 TS | 25.9 PER

Tyler is a long, athletic, and explosive scoring wing who brings a dynamic offensive skill set. He attacks defenders with confidence, utilizing crafty ball-handling, spin moves, and step-backs to create separation and generate scoring opportunities. He is also a reliable perimeter shooter with range, making him a difficult cover. In his first showing at 3SSB Session I, he proved to be a tough matchup on the offensive end. Defensively, Tyler’s athleticism stands out, particularly as a weakside rim protector, where he is capable of blocking shots off the backboard. 

Cooper Zachary | 5’10 Guard | 2027 | Midwest Basketball Club
16.3 PPG | 4.0 REB | 3.5 AST | 3.3 3PM | 57.3 TS | 27.1 PER

Ja’Rye Brown | 6’1 Guard | 2027 | Wildcat Select
17.8 PPG | 5.3 REB | 5.0 AST | 2.8 3PM | 60.3 TS | 26.1 PER

Jaylen Hunter-Coleman | 6’1 Guard | 2027 | BABC
15.8 PPG | 3.3 REB | 3.5 AST | 2.8 3PM | 61.4 TS | 19.1 PER

Kamari Whyte | 6’5 Guard/Wing | 2027 | New Heights
16.5 PPG | 4.3 REB | 5.0 AST | 3.3 STL | +85 | 69.5 TS | 37.5 PER

Nick Welch Jr. | 6’10 Forward/Center | 2027 | CA Gold
16.0 PPG | 4.8 REB | 2.5 AST | 61.3 TS | 35.3 PER

Welch delivered a dominant opening performance at 3SSB Boys Session I, showcasing a highly skilled and polished offensive game. He displayed elite footwork and soft touch in the paint, consistently scoring with his back to the basket, an increasingly rare skill set among modern forwards. His ability to mix in hook shots, turnaround fadeaways, and controlled drives makes him a difficult matchup, especially given his size and length.

What adds to his intrigue is his ability to step out and knock down perimeter shots, giving him true inside-out versatility. Welch plays with a strong sense of efficiency and shot selection, rarely forcing action and capitalizing on his opportunities. His production reflected that approach, shooting an impressive 8-of-9 from the field while also getting to the line and converting 7-of-8 free throws.

In Game 1 against K-Low Elite, Welch finished with 25 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 block, including 2 made threes, establishing himself as one of the most efficient and impactful bigs of the day. If he continues to produce at this level, his combination of size, skill, and offensive versatility should lead to a significant rise in his recruitment. 

Sammell Humphries | 6’1 Guard | 2027 | Gamepoint
18.3 PPG | 2.0 REB | 3.0 AST | 2.8 3PM | 62.5 TS | 23.7 PER

Siincere Hudson | 6’2 Guard | 2027 | Lakeshow
18.3 PPG | 4.3 REB | 4.0 AST | 2.3 STL | 77.3 TS | 28.9 PER

Silas Graham | 6’5 Wing | 2027 | K-Low Elite
15.8 PPG | 7.5 REB | 4.8 AST | 52.7 TS | 27.3 PER

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Honorable Mention

Ashton Graves | 6’5 Guard/Wing | 2027 | New World
15.8 PPG | 6.3 REB | 3.0 AST | +53 | 58.9 TS | 21.7 PER

Colt Fowler | 5’10 Guard | 2027 | Upward Stars
16.0 PPG | 3.0 REB | 5.3 AST | 61.0 TS | 20.8 PER

Gene Roebuck | 6’4 Guard/Wing | 2027 | Dream Vision
18.3 PPG | 7.0 REB | 2.7 AST | 2.0 3PM | 65.5 TS | 33.4 PER

Huston Torres | 6’2 Guard | 2027 | TN Impact
14.3 PPG | 3.0 REB | 2.3 AST | 2.5 3PM | 65.3 TS | 20.2 PER

Jonathan Bradley | 6’1 Guard | 2027 | ASAK
16.0 PPG | 6.5 REB | 3.5 AST | 57.9 TS | 52.3 PER

Bradley is a quick, shifty guard who thrives on his ability to change speeds and create separation. His ability to stop on a dime and shift directions makes him a difficult one-on-one cover, consistently putting defenders at a disadvantage. He excels at penetrating the paint, where his vision and anticipation allow him to create easy opportunities for teammates.

Bradley’s footwork and body control at full speed stand out, particularly when navigating traffic and finishing in the lane. He plays with confidence and pace, impacting the game as both a scorer and facilitator. Despite currently holding just one Division I offer, his production and skill set suggest that his recruitment is poised to expand as he continues to perform on the 3SSB circuit with a talented ASAK group. 

Kolt Yarbrough | 6’7 Wing/Forward | 2027 | Slow Grind
16.3 PPG | 3.5 REB | 66.7 TS | 22.9 PER

Maddox Davis | 6’5 Wing | 2027 | TJ Ford Elite
16.8 PPG | 5.0 REB | 1.3 BLK | 53.1 TS | 30.5 PER

Maxwell Scott | 6’3 Guard | 2027 | OGP
14.3 PPG | 3.8 REB | 2.8 AST | 2.0 3PM | 58.7 TS | 30.8 PER

Victor Aborowa | 6’7 Wing/Forward | 2027 | Indiana Elite
16.5 PPG | 5.8 REB | 2.8 3PM | 68.4 TS | 23.4 PER

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Analytics Leaders

True Shooting % Leaders

Minimum 10.0 PPG

Select

1. Eric Hillsman — New Heights NYC | 80.1% TS
2. Geren Holmes — Team Loaded South | 71.0% TS
3. Kamari Whyte — New Heights | 69.5% TS
4. Joshua Leonard — Upward Stars | 69.0% TS
5. Malachi Hill — D1 Minnesota | 68.5% TS
6. Victor Aborowa — Indiana Elite | 68.4% TS
7. Brennen Jefferson — Garner Road | 68.1% TS
8. Darius Wabbington — Compton Magic | 67.4% TS
9. Josiah S Jones — ASAK | 67.4% TS
10. Kolt Yarbrough — Slow Grind | 66.7% TS

3 Stripes

1. William Brandon Hahn — Lakeshow | 84.4% TS
2. Chase Richardson — TJ Ford Academy | 78.9% TS
3. Jeremiah Profit — Gamepoint | 78.5% TS
4. Siincere Hudson — Lakeshow | 77.3% TS
5. Jordyn Houston — OGP | 74.6% TS

*  True Shooting Percentage measures overall scoring efficiency by factoring in 2PT, 3PT, and FT production. It highlights players who turn scoring opportunities into points at the highest rate.

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Player Efficiency Rating Leaders

Minimum 10.0 PPG

Select

1. Jonathan Bradley — ASAK | 52.3 PER
2. Geren Holmes — Team Loaded | 49.4 PER
3. Joshua Leonoard — Upward Stars | 39.0 PER
4. Jalen Davis — Slow Grind Elite | 38.7 PER
5. Josiah S. Jones — ASAK | 37.8 PER
6. Kamari Whyte — New Heights NYC | 37.5 PER
7. Cole Kelly — Breakaway Basketball | 37.3 PER
8. Eric Hillsman — New Heights NYC | 35.4 PER
9. Jalen Davis — Slow Grind Elite | 38.7 PER
10. Gene Roebuck — Dream Vision | 33.4 PER

3 Stripes

1. K’Nard Callender — MBJ Elite | 75.6 PER
2. Jordyn Houston — OGP | 45.6 PER
3. Deng Ngor — Brookwood Lu Dort Elite | 41.2 PER
4. William Brandon Hahn — Lakeshow | 39.3 PER
5. Jeremiah Profit — Gamepoint | 39.2 PER
   

 * PER summarizes total statistical impact, combining scoring, rebounding, playmaking, defensive production, and efficiency into one number.

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Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Leaders

Minimum 2.5 AST

Select

1. Josh Lowery — Compton Magic | 7.5 AST/TO
2. Cooper Zachary — Midwest Basketball Club | 7.0 AST/TO
3. Brandon Hunter — Indiana Elite | 5.0 AST/TO
4. Timothy Sloan — Breakaway Basketball | 4.7 AST/TO
5. Jacob Canton — New Heights  | 4.7 AST/TO
6. Mason Shepard — Southern Assault  | 4.7 AST/TO
7. Cole Kelly — Breakaway Basketball | 4.0 AST/TO
8. Ben Mirgon — Midwest Basketball Club | 3.7 AST/TO
9. Shawn Foster — Phenom United | 3.7 AST/TO
10. Nolan Nelson — Austin Rivers SE Elite | 3.5 AST/TO

3 Stripes

1. Maxwell Scott — Open Gym Premier | 11.0 AST/TO
2. Semaj Omar Howard — CA Gold | 11.0 AST/TO
3. Nick Giarusso — CA Gold | 6.5 AST/TO
4. Torrence Moore — MBJ Elite | 4.3 AST/TO
5. Cisco Munoz — OGP | 2.9 AST/TO

*  Assist-to-turnover ratio evaluates a player’s ability to create for others while protecting the ball. It is a strong indicator of guard play, decision-making, and offensive control.

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Plus-Minus Leaders

Max 1 per Team

Select

1. Kamari Whyte — New Heights | +85
2. Josh Lowery — Compton Magic | +80
3. Ashton Graves — New World | +53
4. RJ Evans — Austin Rivers SE Elite | +39
5. Isaiah Feuerbach — Breakaway Basketball | +35
6. Tyler Renn — Indiana Elite | +35
7. Davier White — Phenom United | +26
8. Derek Swartz — Mass Rivals | +26
9. Tyrease Hunter — Team Loaded | +26
10. Luca Palermo — BABC | +22

3 Stripes

1. Junior Jean-Marie — Brookwood Lu Dort Elite | +75
2. Harrison Harper — OGP | +47
3. Karson Miles — ETG | +43
4. James Perry — Lakeshow | +37
5. Tiago Lee — AE5 | +25
   

 * Plus-minus reflects team performance with a player on the floor. While it is context-dependent, it can help identify players whose minutes consistently contributed to winning stretches.

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Three-Point % Leaders

Minimum 2.5 3PM per game

Select

1. Geren Holmes — Team Loaded | 64.0% 3PT (16/25)
2. Victor Aborowa — Indiana Elite | 61.1% 3PT (11/18)
3. Brennen Jefferson — Garner Road Basketball Club | 57.9% 3PT (11/19)
4. Darius Wabbington  — Compton Magic | 52.9% 3PT (9/17)
5. Joshua Roux — Mass Rivals | 50.0% 3PT (12/24)
6. Jackson Harrison — Atlanta Celtics | 45.5% 3PT (10/22)
7. Mackenlei Martin — Southern Assault | 45.0% 3PT (9/20)
8. Jaylen Gunter — Wildcat Select | 44.4% 3PT (12/27)
9. Johnny Lackaff — Austin Rivers SE Elite | 43.3% 3PT (13/30)
10. Cole Kelly — Breakaway Basketball | 42.9% 3PT (15/35)

3 Stripes

1. Jordyn Houston — Open Gym Premier | 57.1% 3PT (12/21)
2. Huston Torres — Tennessee Impact | 55.6% 3PT (10/18)
3. Sammell Humphries Jr — Gamepoint | 52.4% 3PT (11/21)
4. Tre Keith — AE5 | 47.6% 3PT (10/21)
5. Thomas Wolf — New York Whiz Kids | 45.5% 3PT (10/22)
   

 * Three-point percentage measures perimeter efficiency and spacing value. Players who shoot it at high volume and high efficiency force defenses to extend and create more room for teammates.

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Closing Thoughts

Session I established an early 17U hierarchy, with Compton Magic opening at No. 1 in Select after a 4–0 start. New Heights and New World also went unbeaten, giving the Select division multiple teams with strong early momentum.

Austin Rivers SE Elite, Team Loaded, and Breakaway Basketball each finished 3–1, while programs like Mass Rivals, Indiana Elite, Phenom United, Game Elite, BABC, Garner Road, Team Loaded South, D1 Minnesota, and Dream Vision remain firmly in the mix entering the next session.

In 3 Stripes play, Brookwood Lu Dort Elite and Lakeshow both went 4–0, while Open Gym Premier, ETG, and AE5 opened with strong 3–1 weekends.

Individually, Darius Wabbington helped lead the No. 1 team in the field and earned MOP honors, while the All-Session teams reflected the depth of the 17U field with high-level scoring, positional size, guard play, and two-way production across the board.

Session II will be important in tightening the rankings, separating the top Select contenders, and showing which 3 Stripes programs can continue building off strong opening-session starts.