2029 6-7 W Cadien Hudson – Wheeler
Five-star wing looks and plays like future High Major player. Averaged 17.4 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists as a freshman at Mt. Bethel. Athletic high-riser gets to the rim with highlight finishes but is also a steady shooter who gets to his spots off the dribble. Sank 34% of his threes in Year 1. Earned Class 3A-1A Private Freshman of the Year.
2027 6-5 G Tyce Curtis – Wheeler
Toolsy guard is a natural playmaker with size. A Second Team All-Region selection while at Campbell, Curtis will fit into a crowded Wheeler backcourt with the versatility to play 1-3. Kennesaw State offered in 2025 before picking up bids from Norfolk State and Tennessee Tech this June.
2028 6-4 G Shane Goines – Wheeler
Part of the transfer triumvirate moving into Wheeler, Goines’ momentum continues to soar after exploding to average 25.2 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.4 steals per game while at Mt. Paran, netting 82 threes at a 37% rate, earning him Best Scorer and Most Improved awards in Class 3A-1A Private. With weapons scattered throughout the Wheeler roster, Goines has a chance to be lethal especially with Kevin Savage distributing. Mississippi State, Central Florida, Ole Miss and Villanova have all offered.
2028 6-6 W Abu Jallow – McEachern
Abu is just starting to scratch the surface of his high ceiling. An All-Region pick at Kennesaw Mountain last season, Jallow brings immense length, athleticism and energy to McEachern. A switchable defender capable of guarding 1-5, Jallow fills up box scores with his instincts. He can attack coast-to-coast on rebounds. Abu is a good slasher with a jump shot off the dribble which is starting to become a weapon. His two-way upside has granted him an offer from Georgia Tech.
2027 6-4 SG Qua Watson – Central Gwinnett
Long respected as a true bucket getter, if Qua can hone in his focus, he has a chance to reemerge as a hot prospect after leaving the team midseason last year at East Jackson. The wiry Watson is a silky-smooth perimeter scorer with an effortless stroke. He explodes to the rim as a finisher with bouncy legs and functional strength to score through contact.
2029 6-4 G Jeremiah Anderson – Grayson
After playing more of an off-guard role in Year 1 at Duluth, Jeremiah has seen a lot of time at lead guard over the summer. Anderson has nice size in the backcourt regardless of which position he plays. He’s comfortable running the offense but is still most dangerous when hunting his jumper, a consistent shooter from the mid-range and beyond. Anderson’s production on the big stage has already landed him an offer from Bethune-Cookman.
2027 6-3 PG Omari Chaudhry – Hillgrove
Back from OTE, Omari is a grizzled veteran who has experience succeeding at the GHSA level, putting up 11.9 points, 2.4 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.3 steals as a freshman at Osborne. Chaudhry has a cool game, able to change speeds with dribble combos to get to the rim. The lefty shoots well from the outside with a compact shot. Florida State offered last June.