May 2026
3Stripes Proving Grounds Circuit Session 2
The 3Stripes Proving Grounds Circuit continued with Session 2 in Madisonville, Kentucky, bringing together programs from across the country for a competitive weekend of grassroots basketball. Hays Hornets’ Benton Williams, Seminole Hoops’ Eric Sabb, and Hype Elite’s Jaidyn Mott earned Most Outstanding Player honors after strong all-around performances during the weekend.
17U Outstanding Performers
MOP
Benton Williams | 2027 | 6’1 Guard | Hays Hornets (TX)
18.8 PPG | 4.0 REB | 3.5 3PM
Strong, physical guard who plays with good feel off the ball. He moves well to open spots, stays engaged in the offense, and understands spacing. He can step into shots and knock them down, giving him value as a perimeter option. Williams led Hays Hornets to a 4-0 Session 2 record and 8-0 overall start.
Danield Rock (Livin’ The Dream – KS)
13.0 PPG | 6.0 REB
Skilled, competitive forward with size who rebounds well and can stretch the floor with range. He attacks closeouts, finishes through contact, and plays with solid feel making the right reads within the flow. As he continues to improve agility, tighten his handle, and defend more consistently in space, his overall impact will keep trending up.
Desmond Friend (Hays Hornets – TX)
15.0 PPG | 5.0 REB | 2.5 AST
Friend was productive without needing a heavy usage role. He scored well in transition, attacked straight-line gaps, and made simple reads within the offense while helping lead Hays Hornets to a 4-0 Session 2 record and 8-0 overall start.
Jalen Dancy (LABCITY SELECT – NC)
15.3 PPG | 5.0 REB | 2.3 AST
Stretched the floor as a shooter, brought leadership, and added defensive versatility on the wing.
Jerzidan Miller-Brown (Team KST – SC)
15.5 PPG | 1.8 AST
Miller-Brown gave Team KST steady scoring production with his ability to create off the dribble, pressure defenders, and play with pace in transition. He also brought energy defensively, using his quickness to bother ball-handlers and help create extra possessions.
Justin Dobby (Kruse Elite Basketball Academy – KS)
11.8 PPG | 5.0 REB | 3.0 AST
A guard who moves well without the ball and plays off actions. He uses screens, cuts with purpose, and finds openings to get into the paint and finish through contact. Defensively, he can guard multiple spots and stays engaged.
LaQuince McCants (OTG Elitez – AL)
26.3 PPG | 8.0 REB | 3.0 STL
McCants led all 17U scorers with explosive production while also making a real impact defensively. He played with toughness at the point of attack, pressured ball-handlers, and consistently turned defensive activity into offensive momentum.
Ojarion Patrice (Florida All Stars – FL)
24.3 PPG | 6.5 REB
One of the more intriguing long-term prospects on the 3Stripes Proving Grounds Circuit. Patrice changes directions well for his size, gets downhill with real burst, and finishes above the rim with athleticism and length.
Tarius Weeks (Mississippi Panthers – MS)
11.5 PPG | 5.8 REB
Weeks gave Mississippi Panthers a dependable interior option with real size and strength on the block. He worked for deep catches, finished through traffic, and used his frame to control space around the basket. His rebounding production also gave them a steady presence in the frontcourt.
Tykeem Paseler (Florida All Stars – FL)
12.3 PPG | 5.8 REB | 2.0 AST
17U Additional Standouts
Andre Sanders (Forever Brothers – TX), Anthony Jones (Elite Legacy – WI), Brayden Hereford (OTG Elitez – AL), Bryan Desgrottes (Florida All Stars – FL), Daryl Stanfield (Mississippi Panthers – MS), Graham Stuck (Kruse Elite Basketball Academy – KS), Jordan Breakfield (Texas Monarchs – TX), Jordan Lopez-Colon (Worldwide Soldiers – FL), Joshua Delmore (Nola Rush – LA), Wilmer Romer (D5 Global-3SPG)
16U Outstanding Performers
MOP
Eric Sabb | 2028 | 5’10 Guard | Seminole Hoops (FL)
17.3 PPG | 2.3 AST
Smooth, skilled guard who plays with a natural feel and pace. Operates comfortably in the midrange, creates his own shot, and makes the game look easy. Scoring instincts stand out, with the ability to get to spots and convert efficiently.
Bryce Means (Family First – MO)
15.3 PPG | 5.8 REB
A physical frontcourt presence with size, length, and the ability to impact the game around the basket.
Kaison Sutton (Texas Hoopsters Elite – TX)
16.3 PPG | 7.5 REB
Dynamic scoring wing with size, athleticism, and advanced playmaking feel. He changes pace well, gets downhill with burst, and finishes effectively at the rim. Shows the ability to handle, create for others, and make shots—comfortable shooting even with a hand in his face. Strong all-around impact and upside.
Jayden Pulley-Sims (Team KST – SC)
13.3 PPG | 4.0 REB | 1.3 BLK
Long, active wing who uses his length to make plays defensively. He tracks the ball well, gets hands on passes, and moves well for his size with solid footwork. Offensively, he shows flashes, but needs to finish stronger and more consistently in the paint to maximize his impact.
Mark Savitz (Seminole Hoops – FL)
13.0 PPG | 4.7 REB | 2.0 AST
Miguel Gomez (Mizpah Ballers – FL)
18.7 PPG | 2.3 STL | 2.7 3PM
Guard who reads the game well and plays with strong instincts. He competes, hustles, and sees plays develop before they happen. Moves the ball, makes the right reads, and stays active without needing the ball.
Shawn Hall (Forever Brothers – TX)
19.0 PPG | 1.8 STL
Tristan Sampson (Mississippi Panthers – MS)
15.0 PPG | 2.8 3PM
Confident scoring guard who brings instant offense. He’s comfortable shooting it, creates space with a crafty handle, and has a natural feel for finding opportunities. He reads the game well and can step in and generate points when his team needs it.
Troy Wieneke (Kruse Elite Basketball Academy – KS)
16.0 PPG | 2.0 3PM
Smart scoring guard who plays under control. He handles it well, sees the floor, and is comfortable operating in the midrange.
Zaylen Washington (Team KST – SC)
15.5 PPG | 1.8 STL
16U Additional Standouts
Armani Pagan (Mizpah Ballers – FL), Derrick Watts Jr. (Mississippi Panthers – MS), Edward Erskine (AAO – VA), Luis Rodriguez Rivera (Worldwide Soldiers – FL), Markel Boreland (Keystone Basketball Club – PA), MJ Yeager(Gulf Coast Warriors – FL), Parker Brown (Cap City Clutch – NC), Quest Martin (662United – MS), Ross Benavides(Texas Hoopsters Elite – TX), Skyler Jaegers (Family First – MO)
15U Outstanding Performers
MOP
Jaidyn Mott | 2029 | 5’8 PG | Hype Elite (MI)
23.0 PPG | 1.8 STL
Quick guard who gets where he wants with the ball. He creates off the dribble, finishes in tight spaces, and makes plays for others. Defensively, he’s active with his hands and turns it into steals and transition offense. He also isn’t afraid of late-game moments.
Brayden Green (Forever Brothers – TX)
17.5 PPG | 2.0 STL
Damoni Spraggins (BTO Premier – MI)
18.3 PPG | 4.3 REB | 2.3 AST
Evan Davis (Cincinnati Rockerz – OH)
15.7 PPG | 2.3 STL
Jeremiah Hauge (OTM Elite – MS)
16.3 PPG | 9.0 REB | 2.0 AST
Kaleb Anderson-Mitchell (BTO Premier – MI)
18.8 PPG | 7.0 REB | 2.5 AST
Karon Finley (Mississippi Panthers – MS)
17.0 PPG | 4.5 REB | 2.3 STL
Makari Robinson (Unique Hoops Travel Basketball – VA)
19.3 PPG | 7.5 REB
Matai Holman (Family First – MO)
16.7 PPG | 5.3 REB
Quincy Sims (Elite Legacy – WI)
21.0 PPG | 5.5 REB | 3.0 STL
15U Additional Standouts
Ashton Maddix (C.Y.O.P 2029 – MO), Brayden Campbell (Gulf Coast Warriors – FL), Brayden Daniel (Blackhawks Elite Athletics – AL), Denim Murray (Carolina Swarm – NC), Euric George Jr. (Forever Brothers – TX), Geraldo Campbell Jr. (Impact Select 2029), Israel Thornton (SDA – GA), Kobe Morehead (Hatcher Hoops South – TX), Nathan Stabler (DREAAM Elite – IL), Preston Max (Houston Tiger – TX)