adidas 3SSB Session III 15U Recap: INDIANA ELITE & ETG REMAIN NO. 1 AS ELI MURRAY, ALEXANDER WEAVERING HEADLINE ALL-SESSION TEAMS

📍 Bryan, Texas

Session III of the adidas 3SSB Boys circuit brought another pivotal weekend of competition to Bryan as many of the nation’s top 2029 programs continued building their resumes ahead of the Circuit Finals. 

The Select Division continued to showcase its depth, with Indiana Elite maintaining the No. 1 ranking while Team Loaded remained close behind after both programs completed another unbeaten session. New Heights delivered the biggest statement of the weekend, posting a perfect 5-0 record against one of the toughest schedules in Bryan to vault into the national top three. Wildcat Select and Midwest Basketball Club remain firmly in the championship conversation, while Slow Grind Elite, D1 Minnesota, Southern Assault, Phenom United, and Atlanta Celtics all strengthened their standing with quality performances against elite competition.

The 3 Stripes Division was equally competitive as several programs continued to position themselves for a championship run. ETG retained the No. 1 ranking after another strong weekend against one of the circuit’s toughest schedules, while Anthony Edwards Five remained close behind after earning one of Session III’s signature victories over Wildcat Select. Team Together MSA and Team Lillard continued to validate their body of work through the first three sessions, while BABC and CA Gold emerged as the weekend’s biggest risers after unbeaten performances that firmly placed both programs among the division’s top contenders heading into the Circuit Finals.

Individually, Eli Murray was named Select Division MOP after averaging 21.0 points and 6.7 rebounds per gamewhile leading New Heights to a perfect 5-0 weekend. In the 3 Stripes Division, Alexander Weavering earned MOPhonors following one of the most dominant performances of the summer, averaging 27.0 points, 5.4 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game to lead BABC through an unbeaten Session III.

SCOPE SCOUTING 15U SELECT TEAM RANKINGS

Session III in Bryan solidified the top of the Select Division, with Indiana Elite and Team Loaded continuing to separate themselves as the teams to beat. Both programs remained unbeaten through three sessions, while New Heights delivered the biggest climb of the weekend after a perfect 5-0 performance against one of the toughest schedules in the field. Wildcat Select and Midwest Basketball Club remain firmly in the championship conversation, while Slow Grind Elite, D1 Minnesota, and Southern Assault all improved their standing after strong weekends against elite competition.

  1. Indiana Elite (13-0)
  2. Team Loaded (13-0)
  3. New Heights (8-1)
  4. Wildcat Select (12-1)
  5. Midwest Basketball Club (10-3)
  6. Slow Grind Elite (7-6)
  7. D1 Minnesota (7-4)
  8. Southern Assault (5-4)
  9. Phenom United (5-4)
  10. Atlanta Celtics (5-4)

CONTENDERS

  • Team Loaded South (7-6)
  • New World (3-2)
  • Garner Road (4-5)
  • Breakaway Basketball (6-7)
  • Austin Rivers Southeast Elite (4-5)

SCOPE SCOUTING 15U 3 STRIPES TEAM RANKINGS

  1. ETG (10-3)
  2. AE5 (10-3)
  3. Team Together MSA (6-3)
  4. Team Lillard (7-6)
  5. BABC (4-0)
  6. CA Gold (6-2)
  7. Power 5 (7-5)
  8. Tennessee Impact (7-6)
  9. TJ Ford Elite (4-4)
  10. New York Wiz Kids (5-3)

15U SELECT ALL-SESSION TEAM

First Team

MOP: Eli Murray (New Heights) – 21.0 PPG • 6.7 RPG • 64.3 FG% • 47.6 3PT%

Murray was the driving force behind New Heights’ undefeated 6-0 weekend, combining elite scoring production with efficiency and versatility. The 6’6″ wing creates matchup problems with his size, attacks the glass, scores from all three levels, and has the skill set to make plays with the ball in his hands. His consistent production against one of the toughest schedules in Bryan made him a deserving Session III MOP.

  • Charles “CJ” Sweeney (Wildcat Select) – 19.7 PPG • 4.0 RPG • 39.3 3PT%

Strong guard who finishes well around the rim with a soft touch. Great at pushing the ball in transition after securing defensive rebounds.

  • Drew Cabana (Indiana Elite) – 19.7 PPG • 3.7 RPG • 41.9 3PT%

Long guard with a clean shooting profile and a strong feel for shot selection. Uses his size to see over defenders, stretch the floor, and finish over smaller matchups when he gets into space. Pure stroke shooter with good court awareness.

  • Jordan Smith (Slow Grind Elite) – 16.5 PPG • 5.2 RPG • 46.7 3PT%

Consistently gets to his spots, creates separation with his handle and plays with control when attacking the paint. His scoring production stands out. continue to make him one of the notable guards in the 2029 class.

  • Julian Sam (Phenom United) – 18.3 PPG • 5.7 RPG • 45.8 3PT%

Long wing with deep shooting range and real defensive versatility. Comfortable spacing the floor from well beyond the arc, forcing defenses to extend. On the other end, has the foot speed to switch onto guards and the length to challenge shots around the rim. High-upside two-way prospect.

  • Kaedyn Cole (Team Loaded) – 15.7 PPG • 7.5 RPG • 1.3 BPG

One of the more physically developed players in the group. Smooth athlete who plays with power, finishes above the rim, and handles contact without losing control. Brings a natural mismatch element with his ability to impact inside while still moving comfortably on the perimeter.

  • Karson Stoudemire (Indiana Elite) – 16.3 PPG • 5.3 RPG • 2.3 APG • 2.0 SPG

Strong, physical combo guard with a ready frame. Creates separation off the dribble and scores it at all three levels, with comfort in the mid-range. Makes simple, effective reads and doesn’t overplay situations. Finishes through contact and stays composed in tight moments. Defensively has the lateral quickness and strength to keep the ball in front and apply pressure.

  • King Bacot (Team Loaded) – 14.7 PPG • 3.5 APG

Plays with a strong feel for winning and takes over key moments during games. Makes high-IQ decisions, delivers timely scoring, and consistently impacts the game without forcing it. Selfless approach that elevates teammates and brings steady control when it matters.

  • Maxwell Hopkins (Indiana Elite) – 14.3 PPG • 9.2 RPG

Hopkins gives Indiana Elite a dependable frontcourt presence with his size, physicality, and activity around the basket. He rebounds at a high level, finishes efficiently through contact, and has the mobility and touch to score facing the basket. His combination of length, motor, and versatility makes him one of the top frontcourt prospects in the 2029 class.

  • Micah Mohler (Midwest Basketball Club) – 18.8 PPG • 7.2 RPG

Shooting touch stands out right away, with range and the ability to score it in multiple ways. Comfortable getting to spots, finishing with control, and producing without forcing the game. Strong frame with excellent body control, and plays with a motor that shows up on both ends.

Second Team

  • Alvin Pettway Jr. (Game Elite) – 15.5 PPG • 7.2 RPG • 61.3 FG%
  • Ayden McClinton (99OVR) – 22.2 PPG • 4.8 RPG • 3.3 APG • 47.1 3PT%

Shows advanced guard instincts with his pace, processing, and ability to create offense without over-dribbling. He plays with a mature feel, gets to his spots under control, and consistently makes the next read as both a scorer and facilitator.

  • Benjamin Brown (Midwest Basketball Club) – 17.2 PPG • 2.2 APG
  • Codey Bush (Phenom United) – 16.2 PPG • 3.0 SPG
  • Collin-King Sumberlin (Southern Assault) – 11.3 PPG • 5.7 RPG • 1.8 APG • 1.2 SPG

Strong instincts and confidence. Handles pressure, sees the floor, and shows good pace for his age. Uses his frame to finish and plays with effort on both ends. As he builds strength and sharpens his shot, his game will rise.

  • Ja’Cori Thompson (Atlanta Celtics) – 15.8 PPG • 7.7 RPG • 2.3 APG
  • James Thomas (Slow Grind Elite) – 15.0 PPG • 4.0 APG • 47.1 3PT%
  • Jed Keenan (D1 Minnesota) – 17.0 PPG • 2.7 APG • 40.4 3PT%
  • Quantay James (Garner Road) – 16.0 PPG • 3.7 RPG • 55.8 FG%
  • Tanner Telford (Breakaway Basketball) – 16.8 PPG • 4.2 RPG • 39.2 3PT%

Third Team

  • Avery Jones (Austin Rivers Southeast Elite) – 11.5 PPG • 5.0 RPG • 2.2 APG • 2.0 SPG
  • Babar Johnson (Upward Stars) – 15.7 PPG • 4.1 RPG
  • Dexter Simmons (D1 Minnesota) – 11.3 PPG • 4.8 RPG • 61.9 FG% • 50.0 3PT%
  • Jeremiah Queen (Wildcat Select) – 13.7 PPG • 2.7 RPG • 2.3 APG • 57.1 3PT%
  • Kameron Davis (Team Loaded South) – 11.7 PPG • 2.5 RPG • 1.8 APG • 52.6 3PT%

Poised lead guard with advanced feel and a high IQ. Plays with great pace, remains under control, and excels as a primary playmaker. Natural 3-level scorer who shot it efficiently from deep and at the rim. High-level competitor who sat down and defended. 

  • Maina Nkafu (Washington Warriors) – 15.2 PPG • 3.2 APG
  • Nsilo Abraham (New World) – 14.8 PPG • 6.0 RPG • 58.3 FG%
  • Orlando Bohlen (Breakaway Basketball) – 14.5 PPG • 32.4 3PT%

Shooter with a clean, repeatable release and good rhythm getting into his shot. Comfortable spotting up and makes defenses respect him well beyond the arc. Moves well without the ball—relocates, finds space, and stays ready. One of the top shooters in the 2029 class.

  • Qyntin Woods (Phenom United) – 12.8 PPG • 4.5 RPG • 2.3 3PM • 1.5 SPG
  • Riley Tucker (Southern Assault) – 10.8 PPG • 2.8 RPG • 2.0 APG • 1.0 SPG

15U 3 STRIPES ALL-SESSION TEAM

First Team

MOP: Alexander Weavering (BABC) – 27.0 PPG • 5.4 APG • 3.1 RPG • 2.1 SPG

Weavering was the most dynamic offensive player in Bryan, combining high-level scoring with outstanding playmaking throughout the weekend. He creates offense from all three levels, plays with excellent pace and vision, and consistently makes the right read with the ball in his hands. His ability to control the game as both a scorer and facilitator made him the clear choice for Session III MOP.

  • Chase Wilson (Anthony Edwards Five) – 17.7 PPG • 3.7 APG • 3.5 RPG • 1.8 SPG

Quick, shifty guard who creates his own shot with a sharp change-of-pace handle and the ability to separate from defenders. Shows deep shooting range, touch in the mid-range and the ability to push tempo while finding teammates in transition. 

  • Cruz Jackson (Anthony Edwards Five) – 16.3 PPG • 5.5 RPG • 50.0 3PT%

Jackson is a skilled, versatile forward who plays with outstanding feel and offensive polish. He handles the ball comfortably, attacks off the dribble with purpose, and consistently makes the right play. His ability to score at all three levels, rebound his position, and stretch the floor makes him a difficult matchup and one of the most complete forwards in the 2029 class.

  • Damari Sawall (Sin City Select) – 19.2 PPG • 3.5 RPG • 3.2 APG • 1.5 SPG

Confident scorer who can get going quickly and put real pressure on a defense. Comfortable shooting it with range and a quick release, and mixes in drives where he finishes with touch. Plays with poise, understands pace, and makes sound decisions with the ball.

  • Dean Dohrmann (Open Gym Premier) – 21.0 PPG • 4.0 3PM • 48.0 3PT%

Plays with an aggressive scoring mindset, stretches the floor with confidence, and finds ways to impact the game beyond his shot-making.

  • Justin Kelby Thompson (TJ Ford Academy) – 14.0 PPG • 3.4 RPG • 3.1 APG • 56.5 FG%

Thompson is a productive, multi-dimensional playmaker who consistently makes the right decision with the ball in his hands. He scores from all three levels, changes pace well off the dribble, and finishes through contact with either hand. His patience, court vision, and ability to create quality looks for both himself and his teammates make him one of the more polished guards in the 2029 class.

  • Kendall Hopkins-McGlothen (Portland Boyz Elite) – 13.3 PPG • 6.0 RPG • 2.7 APG

Productive, multi-dimensional guard with size, length, and a polished offensive approach at an early stage. Operates comfortably as a three-level scorer – capable from range, composed off the bounce, and efficient finishing through contact with touch using either hand. Shows strong pace, balance, and decision-making as a primary ball handler. Has the ability to navigate tight spaces and create advantages.

  • Logan Bear Collins (Power 5) – 15.8 PPG • 2.5 APG • 2.3 SPG

Collins is a dynamic shot creator who consistently puts pressure on defenses with his explosive first step and tight handle. He creates separation off the dribble, thrives in isolation, and scores comfortably from all three levels. Beyond his scoring ability, he plays with the instincts of a true floor general, balancing aggressive offense with smart decision-making and creating opportunities for teammates.

  • Massa Toure (BABC) – 19.0 PPG • 4.4 RPG • 1.6 SPG

Toure is a polished two-way guard who scores efficiently from all three levels while playing with outstanding poise. He shoots it confidently from the perimeter, attacks the basket with control, and makes smart decisions with the ball. Defensively, he uses his length and anticipation to create turnovers, making him a complete backcourt prospect on both ends of the floor.

  • Mychal McQueen Jr. (CA Gold) – 11.7 PPG • 3.2 RPG • 1.8 APG • 3.7 AST/TO

McQueen is an aggressive scoring guard who thrives with the ball in his hands. He creates separation off the dribble, attacks the rim with confidence, and has the ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc. At 6’3″, he uses his length well on both ends of the floor and consistently makes plays in key moments, giving CA Gold a dependable two-way presence throughout Session III.

Second Team

  • Abraham Cogan (Portland Boyz Elite) – 10.8 PPG • 4.7 RPG • 58.3 FG%
  • Alexy Figueroa (MBJ Elite) – 15.3 PPG • 3.3 RPG • 2.5 APG • 46.9 3PT%

Shoots it with deep range and real consistency, especially off the catch. Plays at his own pace, sees the floor well, and makes simple, effective reads. Length and agility show up defensively. Active in passing lanes and able to disrupt. Controlled and composed throughout.

  • Braylon Jackson (ETG Midwest) – 11.8 PPG • 2.3 APG • 1.5 SPG • 85.7 FT%
  • Deshawn Deyampert Jr. (Seven Days) – 19.3 PPG • 3.5 RPG • 3.0 3PM • 1.8 SPG

Composed as a playmaker with the ball, he loves to push the pace himself as a downhill driver. Deshawn is a hard-nosed defender who likes to pick up the best ball handler. That is a great skill to develop early that coaches will continue to love. His vision stood out as he doesn’t force bad shots, but is still ready to put the ball in the hoop. The two-way is a difference maker on the court and plays with a lot of confidence. A big eye catcher was the fact that he really let his game do the talking and doesn’t need to cause commotion to get underneath the opposing team’s skin. He is a very fun player to watch get things done and has a great career ahead of him as long as he continues to put in the work.

  • Donnell Meekins (Open Gym Premier) – 19.0 PPG • 5.0 RPG • 57.8 FG% • 41.7 3PT%

Meekins brings a strong physical profile to the backcourt and creates matchup problems with how he plays through contact. He attacks the rim with force, rebounds well from the guard spot, and shows the ability to handle in space and make plays for teammates.

  • Jaden Sumblin (New York Wiz Kids) – 12.7 PPG • 4.4 RPG • 2.6 3PM • 1.7 SPG
  • Kelvin Cobb (Tennessee Impact) – 13.7 PPG • 2.5 RPG • 1.3 SPG • 51.6 FG%
  • Peyton Timmerman (TJ Ford Academy) – 13.1 PPG • 5.3 RPG • 1.1 BPG • 62.9 FG%
  • Shane Collins (Anthony Edwards Five) – 12.8 PPG • 2.8 RPG • 53.7 FG% • 45.5 3PT%
  • Zayis Barksdale (Team Together MSA) – 13.2 PPG • 2.5 RPG • 54.5 FG% • 50.0 3PT%

Third Team

  • Aiden Dominick (K-Low Elite) – 13.6 PPG • 4.8 RPG • 2.8 APG
  • Carter Guillory (One Time Legends) – 13.8 PPG • 3.4 RPG • 2.4 3PM
  • EJ Swindle (ETG Midwest) – 11.2 PPG • 2.7 RPG • 2.0 APG • 1.5 SPG

Uses his first step to get downhill, showing strong body control and creativity as a finisher around length. Swindle also provided perimeter shot-making value and applied constant defensive pressure, using his quickness and active hands to disrupt guards and create extra possessions

  • Jamie Dunn Jr. (Arkansas Hawks) – 11.3 PPG • 3.5 RPG • 0.7 BPG
  • Kenny Taylor (TJ Ford Academy) – 12.1 PPG • 2.4 APG
  • Kingston Hunt (Power 5) – 11.2 PPG • 1.8 APG • 1.2 SPG

Consistent perimeter threat with deep range and a reliable pull-up game, forcing defenders to stay attached well beyond the arc. Hunt also creates offense off the dribble, uses change of pace to get into gaps and shows the control to finish or spray the ball out when help rotated. Defensively, his quick hands and ball pressure helped turn stops into transition chances.

  • Marcel O’Quinn (CA Gold) – 9.2 PPG • 4.7 RPG • 2.0 APG • 45.8 3PT%
  • Quincy Dixon (Team Together MSA) – 11.7 PPG • 4.7 RPG • 1.3 SPG • 48.1 FG%
  • Ryan Ferraioli (Team Lillard) – 12.2 PPG • 2.7 RPG • 1.8 APG • 38.2 3PT%
  • Zyaire Neal (Tennessee Impact) – 12.0 PPG • 3.2 RPG • 2.3 APG • 2.0 SPG

Closing Thoughts

With three sessions now complete, the 15U divisions have established clear frontrunners, but the race for adidas 3SSB championships remains wide open heading into the Circuit Finals. Indiana Elite has separated itself atop the Select Division, while Team Loaded, New Heights, Wildcat Select, Midwest Basketball Club, D1 Minnesota, Southern Assault, and Phenom United have all proven they are capable of making a championship run. In the 3 Stripes Division, ETG continues to lead the way, but Anthony Edwards Five, Team Together MSA, Team Lillard, BABC, CA Gold, Power 5, and TJ Ford Academy have all positioned themselves as legitimate title contenders entering the season’s final event.

With the Circuit Finals now just around the corner, every game will carry championship implications as the nation’s top programs compete for adidas 3SSB titles and players look to cement their place among the country’s elite. Scope Scouting will be on-site providing comprehensive coverage, updated national rankings, in-depth player evaluations, and All-Session honors throughout Championship Weekend.