May 2026

The 3Stripes Gold West Regional II stop in Anaheim and Ladera Ranch, California brought together a strong collection of programs from across the West Coast, Southwest, Texas, Canada, and Hawaii. Several players used the weekend to establish themselves as consistent high-level performers while helping their teams stack wins throughout the session.

17U Outstanding Performers

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Talented 6’3 guard with explosive athleticism and clear scoring instincts. Thrives in transition, finishing above the rim, and capable of scoring in bunches. Confident shooter with range and a strong feel for the game that shows in his decision-making.

Talented 6’7 wing with clear three-level scoring ability and the size to create matchup problems. Can space the floor, score inside, and make plays for others. Productive volume scorer with a good motor, passing feel, and the length to impact multiple areas of the game.

Douglas Sweatt | 2027 | 5’11 Guard | AZ Gremlins (AZ)
16.5 PPG | 4.8 REB | 3.0 AST

Sweatt was sharp running the offense and consistently got AZ Gremlins into quality possessions. He changes speeds well, gets to his midrange spots, and has the patience to let passing windows develop instead of rushing reads. Strong weekend from a lead guard who produced efficiently while keeping others involved.

Carpenter gave 4S Elite a steady guard who could space the floor and keep the offense settled. His shooting range forces defenders to stay attached, and he showed he can handle pressure without getting sped up. He also made timely reads as a passer and competed defensively, which helped show up in his +82 plus/minus.

Jacob Reyes | 2027 | 5’11 Guard | SoCal Supreme (CA)
25.3 PPG | 3.5 3PM | 2.8 STL

Reyes was one of the tougher guards to contain with how quickly he got into his shot and created separation off the dribble. He shot the ball confidently from deep all weekend and also made an impact defensively by reading passing lanes and turning steals into easy offense.

Jerry is a skilled guard with a strong feel and poise as a ball handler. Uses change of pace and footwork to create separation, consistently getting into the paint or generating space for his jumper. Comfortable operating with the ball, showing control and balance while creating offense. Has an explosive element, but stays measured and efficient in his approach.

Singleton consistently impacted games on both ends with his scoring ability, defensive instincts, and overall presence on the floor. He shot the ball confidently from the perimeter, attacked gaps under control, and used his length well defensively to create steals and disrupt passing lanes. His +85 plus/minus reflected how much winning basketball he brought throughout the weekend.

Mott gave Coastal Elite a guard who could balance scoring with decision-making. He created his own offense when needed, found teammates in rhythm, and played with enough patience to manage possessions. His ability to score, facilitate, and finish the weekend at +65 made him one of the more steady guard performers in the 17U division.

Wiggins impacted the game with his defensive pressure, physical tools, and nonstop competitiveness. He made opposing guards work all game, defended with discipline, and consistently disrupted actions at the point of attack. Offensively, he mixed in confident perimeter shooting with aggressive downhill drives and continued to make winning plays on both ends throughout the weekend.

Travon Darby | 2027 | 6’1 Guard | Arizona UH Elite (AZ)
18.3 PPG | 4.3 AST | 4.3 REB

Darby stood out with the balance in his offensive game and how comfortably he created offense in different situations. He shot the ball well from deep, got downhill with strength, and played with good control when attacking defenders off the dribble. He also showed solid feel as a passer, making reads within the flow instead of forcing shots.

17U Other Notables

Ace Simon (AllStorm Elite), Andre Johnson (CA Gold – CA), Asher Spence (LA Select – CA), Carmelo Mason(TruGame – AK), Cayim White (I-Can All Stars – CA), Dylan Michelini-Jackson (VC Elite – CA), Gaven Stevenson(United Skills Academy), Jack Levey (VC Elite – CA), Jack Meyer (SUSA – UT), Keone Gates (Oregon Triple – OR), Mylz Mongeau (TruGame – AK), Nicholas Topolosek (Arizona Storm – AZ), Oliver Mosman (Utah Valley Prime – UT), Peyton Lubash (Arizona UH Elite – AZ), Rocco Smith (Showtime Basketball), Ronin Naihe (Kekela – HI), Royce Pennington (707 Premier Prescott – NV), Saxon Young (Salt Lake Rebels – UT), Tomas Jimenez (San Jose Spartans – CA), Ty Johnson (TWE Basketball – TX)

16U Outstanding Performers

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Clark was steady in the way he ran the team and picked his spots as a scorer. He shot it well from three, handled pressure without getting sped up, and made the simple reads that kept possessions clean. He also competed in the small areas of the game, which showed up in 4S Elite’s success throughout the weekend.

Chace Patterson – Lee Sports Group (CA)
23.8 PPG | 6.0 REB | 3.0 AST

CJ Edwards – Team Right Now (NV)
25.5 PPG | 3.8 3PM | 3.3 STL

Jakarri Ellis – ITZ United (WA)
17.8 PPG | 5.3 REB | 2.8 STL

James Norton – Utah Valley Prime (UT)
21.3 PPG | +41 plus/minus

Jayden Richardson – NorCal Prep (CA)
13.3 PPG | 2.8 STL | +61 plus/minus

Juliayn Patterson – VC Elite (CA)
27.5 PPG | 6.0 FTM | 2.3 AST

Owen Pope – AZ Storm (AZ)
21.8 PPG | 4.8 REB

Taylan Owens – United Skills Academy (AZ)
20.5 PPG | 4.0 STL | +109 plus/minus

Thomas Sorenson – AZ Gremlins (AZ)
19.0 PPG | 2.3 3PM

16U Other Notables

Adrian Martinez (Leverage Bulldogs – CA), Amare Madahar (Drive Basketball – CAN), Aydin Lundstrom (San Diego All Stars – CA), Bryn Cooper (Triple Threat Athletics – CA), Cason Davis (TWE Basketball – TX), Columbus Palmer (Get Better Hoops – CA), Diego Duldulao (Team Just Respect – CA), Isaac Alvarez-Iagua (Always Family), Joem Fidello (Lee Sports Group – CA), Jordan Carillo-Esparza (ECBA – CA), Kamani Alexander (Evolve Performance), Lcas Schoenecker (AllStorm Elite – CA), Lincoln Zimmerman (Utah Valley Prime – UT), Lucas Sterling (TWE Basketball – TX), Micah McAdams (OGP Ladera), Michael Travis Jr (San Jose Spartans – CA), Noah Logan (LA Select), Rayan Dahi (4S Elite – CA), Sebastian Ondoua (AZ Legacy Elite – AZ), Trace Foley (GP IE Elite – CA)

15U Outstanding Performers

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Broomes played with a mature approach throughout the weekend and consistently controlled the game with the ball in his hands. He scored efficiently from the perimeter, kept teammates involved, and showed good awareness defensively on the other end. His production and overall command stood out in the 15U division.

Blake Zimmerman – ITZ United (WA)
16.8 PPG | 3.0 3PM | +52 plus/minus

Bryan Nunez – A-Train Magic (OR)
20.0 PPG | 3.5 3PM | +54 plus/minus

D’Errick Charles – AZ Storm (AZ)
13.3 PPG | +51 plus/minus

Darius Johnson – 7 Days (CA)
18.8 PPG | 7.8 REB | 3.5 AST

Isaiah McFarlane – A-Train Magic (OR)
18.8 PPG | 3.0 3PM | 2.5 AST

Josiah Ncube – Coastal Elite (CA)
13.0 PPG | 4.8 REB | 1.3 BLK

Micah Brown – Gamepoint IE
19.7 PPG | 10.3 REB

Ryan Steiger – Salt Lake Rebels Red
23.7 PPG | 8.0 REB | 2.7 AST

Santana Robinson – YBA Evolution
16.3 PPG | 4.3 REB | 3.3 AST

15U Other Notables

Braeden Schiller (Corona Nation Gold), Brody Knolllmiller (Team Right Now – NV), Camden Brice (Team Rize – CA), Cardae Taylor (Bay City Warriors – CA), Charlie Santos (DNC), Darius Hammock (Evolve Performance – CA), Diesol Fuller (NW Greyhounds – WA), Evan Grady (SoCal Supreme), Ezekiel “Zeke” Lealaisalanoa (TruGame – AK), Haoxuan Kayden Wu (Team Berry – CA), Jayden Hollie (Arizona UH Elite – AZ), Jordan Alexander (Tru Colorado – CO), Kabir Dhillon (Drive Basketball – CAN), Landon Epeneter (ITZ United – WA), Maddox Hodges (ITZ United – WA), Mikel Gray (SDA Stars – CA), Roberto Soberanis Jr (CA Seal Team – CA), Rudy Lopez (H2G – CA), Stephen Turner (Team Just Respects – CA), Zane Moreland (NW Greyhounds – WA)