Tip-off your travel ball season with a boost of exposure!
Last year’s event featured 133 prospects with 9 college programs in attendance.
Receive hands-on coaching throughout camp through drill work and gameplay. Play in front of nationally recognized scout Kyle Sandy and receive a personal evaluation which will be available for college coaches across the country.
The Sandy’ Spiel Spring Showcase sold out for a second consecutive year, hosting 53 prospects from all across the state of Georgia who were looking to improve their game and boost their exposure before diving into travel ball. Schools from multiple levels were in attendance at Chestatee High School to evaluate prospective student-athletes. With the help of our established eight-coach staff, here are our player evaluations sorted by team.
TEAM 1
2025 6-2 G Daryus Bryant – Manchester – Elite Hoopers Great athlete. Extremely active. Used his speed and bounce to track down blocks. Was able to get downhill and finish through contact. Made good decisions. Showed the ability to hit the three. Difference maker on both ends of the floor.
2026 5-8 PG Huey Blalock – Rabun County – Georgia Generals Shifty little guard with a mature feel. Pass-first playmaker sees the floor and delivers accurate bounce passes. Utilizes crossover well, but must make sure he gets somewhere with it. Freezes defenders with head fakes. High IQ. Good three-point shooter but may need to quicken his release. One of North Georgia’s most impactful freshmen this season.
2026 5-10 G Jordan Smith – North Cobb Christian – TDBA High motor. Good shooter that also made plays off the dribble as a distributor. Did a good job finishing at the rim over length. Brought consistent effort as an on-ball defender.
2026 5-9 PG Bryson Vincent – ACE – Macon Bucks Quick and active. Good decision maker that limited turnovers. Made plays in the open floor, able to get to the rim or drive-and-kick. Helps stretch the floor with his three-point shot. Found his niche in camp as a guy willing to do the little things. Led ACE in scoring at 10.4 points per game.
2023 6-1 W Kasen McCarty – East Carter (MO) – SEMO Select Physical wing that did a lot of his work in the paint. Strong body. Carves out space inside using his shoulders. Battled for every rebound. Finishes in traffic. Helped protect the rim as a shot blocker and would run the floor for transition points. Moves well without the ball. Can play multiple positions and outworks most opponents.
2025 6-3 G Cameron Stephen – Putnam County – Game Elite 16U 3SSB High ceiling bucket getter. Wiry. Great athlete. Effortless three-point shot with deep range, able to create with quick combination dribbles. Gets downhill in a blink. Finishes above the rim. Sees the floor when attacking the hoop and can hit open teammates. Used his length as an aggressive on-ball defender. Earned high marks as one of camp’s very best players. Explosive stock-rising season ahead.
2023 6-6 F Garrison Evans – Oconee County – Classic City Ballers Agile. Runs the floor and can snap off a eurostep. Great length. Can meet opponents at the rim while protecting the hoop. Holds switchability, able to defend screens and guard on the perimeter. Competitive rebounder that can finish through bumps.
2024 6-0 PG Tahshaun Frasier – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite Elite student with 4.7 GPA. Strong all-around floor game. Uses a quick crossover to get downhill. Finishes with both hands. Very good leaper. Scores the ball on perimeter from mid-range and three-point line.
2025 5-11 G Michael Polke – Toombs County – Hoyas Opened up camp knocking down three after three. Scrappy defender. Moves feet well when guarding the ball. Springy enough to block shots at the rim. Knows how to find spaces in the defense and get to the hoop.
2024 5-10 PG Justin Payne – North Oconee – No ID Graded out as one of camp’s best point guards. Played with a great motor. Scored with his jump shot but was also able to find points in the paint. Handled the ball exceptionally well. Got to his spots. Filled it up from three.
2023 6-2 G Ethan Hughes – Lyndon Academy Moves well without the ball. Starts his shot at his waist. Is a good jump shooter when given time and space. Good athlete. Can slice to the rim and sneak in for rebounds. Shows savvy with his back-tip rebounds. Great student with 4.2 GPA, 30 ACT and 1300 SAT.
2024 5-10 PG Braylon Hayes – Richmond Hill – Team Intensity Strongly built pass-first guard. Made good decisions in transition, finding the open man. Physical defender. When he wanted to, he could put his head down and get to the basket. Good teammate.
2025 6-3 W Kolby Watson – Banks County – Stamp Squad Not many shot the ball better. Swingman has solid size and can play the two-guard or small-ball stretch-four. Knockdown shooter from all levels. Willing to take smaller defenders into the post. Good footwork. Utilized a reverse pivot into a fadeaway. Has good awareness. Takes his time to gather himself in transition to make sure he doesn’t get stripped from behind when going up for layups. Three-level scorer is deceptive with the ball. Got to a quick pull-up push floater. Continuing to add more speed to his game and creativity as a ball handler will help. Big-time shot maker averaged 15.6 points and 3.7 rebounds as a sophomore. Great future. Near the top of camp’s biggest stock-risers.
2025 6-0 G Maddox Young – Union County Physical defender. Does the dirty work well. Will chase opponents through screens. Quality outside shooter that can finish at the rim with either hand. Great glue guy that can still hurt you with his offense. Smart player and a sneaky good rebounder.
2023 6-6 F Noah Hutchinson – Oconee County – Classic City Ballers Tore up camp last year with his outside shooting and managed to wow again this year, hitting his outside shots but showcasing much improved athleticism as he led all campers with the most dunks. Has become an above the rim player. Is more of a threat off the dribble, able to beat defenders to the hoop. Quicker off the floor than last year. Terrific jump shooter that piles in threes. A true stretch-four. Should be a no-brainer priority at the D-III level. Warren Wilson College has offered.
2024 5-11 PG Messiah Walker – Putnam County – Middle GA Magic Bouncy. Gets good lift on jump shot. Great communicator. Leads team well. Likes to facilitate and makes good decisions.
2027 5-8 PG Grant Robich – North Cobb Christian – Atlanta Celtics 3SSB 2027 Heady playmaker. Small but sees the floor incredibly well. Plays with tremendous energy. Gets after it on defense. Craftily changes speeds and implements fakes. Can get to his mid-range pull-up. Extremely impressive first impression as the youngest player in camp. Love his future.
2026 6-1 SG Bentley Huff – Franklin County – Upward Stars Loves the three-point shot. Will space the floor. Has length and could potentially squeeze out another inch or two. Understands the game. Facilitates well.
2024 6-2 G Jasiyah Suber – Calhoun County – GA Thunder Lefty. Explosive driver. Three-level scorer. Has a smooth pull-up game. Creates his own offense. High energy. Active defender. Can play on and off the ball. Has experience playing in up-tempo offense. One of the 229’s best players.
2023 6-1 G Matthew Stennis – New Hope (MS) – Magic City Pelicans Impressed with his toughness. Well-built guard uses his strength to get downhill. Nice burst to the rim. Finishes through contact. Gets two feet in the paint frequently. Solid outside shooter can hit the three and get to his spots in the mid-range. Physical on-ball defender.
2023 6-3 F Tobi Ijiwoye – Fayette County Plays with terrific energy. Smooth active athlete. Plays bigger than his size. Elevates very well. Cleans up the glass and can push the ball coast-to-coast. Sharp eurostep. Adding a consistent mid-range jumper would be a major boon. Finishes around the rim. Handles well as a tweener. Locks up as an on-ball defender. Capable of guarding 1-5.
2026 6-6 W Christopher Perry – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite Long lefty oozes upside. Scores inside and out. Confident jump shooter. Can wreck games on defense with his shot blocking and ability to blow up screens and defend all over. Athletic three-level scorer with a strong floor game. Will be a stat sheet stuffer for the next three seasons. Averaged 8.4 points, 4.4 rebounds, 1 steal and 1.3 blocks as a freshman. Should have a D-I future.
2025 5-7 PG Kohlmin Nelson – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite Has speed in the open floor. Smart without the ball, will cut baseline for scoring opportunities. Breaks down defenders off the dribble and gets to his spots. Stingy defender can guard either spot in the backcourt.
2025 5-9 PG Carter Turnbow – Allatoona – Dawgs Elite Sharpshooter off the catch. Spaces the floor. Changes speeds with hesitation moves. Crafty ball handler gets into the lane and plays off two feet. Has upside as a playmaker.
2024 5-10 CG Jeremiah Phillips – Berkmar Physically strong guard that has been in the weight room. A threat to score from beyond the arc. Turns corners well and gets low on drives. Is an active defender that can frustrate opponents.
2025 5-10 G Cameron Ogletree – Heard County – YSE Downhill distributor. Sucks in the defense before dropping off for layups. Did a good job of finishing in traffic. Is a patient scorer that waits for plays to develop before making his move.
2025 5-10 G Jaylin Harper – Putnam County – Central Georgia Empact Quick guard. Wiry and lean. Is effective in transition and will eurostep past defenders with ease. Helps stretch the floor with his outside shot. Has a compact base on his jumper. Is a willing defender.
2023 6-3 W Landen Pitts – Allatoona – SEBA FCI Warriors Long and athletic. Very active on both ends of the floor. Jumps into passing lanes and earns deflections with his wingspan. Has a quick first step downhill. Can hang in the air when finishing around the basket. Is a blossoming three-level scorer with an improved three-point shot. Identifies mismatches and exploits them. Will go into the low post. Defends every position on the court. Holds a 4.2 GPA and 1220 SAT.
2025 6-4 W Dontae Crowder – Christian Heritage – AOT Strong, well-built wing. Really opened up his game as a do-everything player at camp. Showcased his versatility as an inside-out player that can serve time at every position. Excelled at collecting rebounds and pushing the ball coast-to-coast. Finishes through contact well. Hit mid-range jumpers off the dribble. Has an intriguing long-term ceiling.
2024 6-0 G Landon Bonner – Putnam County Shifty, explosive driver. Has no issue creating separation on the perimeter. Crafty finisher. Does a good job of getting to spots in the mid-range. Three-level scorer can be a microwave. Averaged 19.4 points and 5.7 rebounds during breakout junior season.
2026 5-10 G Harper Ford – Athens Christian – Classic City Ballers Quick with the ball. Will need to great stronger, but has commendable functional strength. Was able to get to the rim and finish with a floater. Held his own against more physical guards. Saw the floor well.
2026 6-1 G Caden Watson – Banks County – Georgia Generals Likes the three-point shot. Helps space the floor with his range. Has length and may grow a little more. When ran off the line, showed the calmness to put the ball on the deck and get to the hoop.
2025 6-4 F Charlie Dunbar IV – Thomas County Central – Team GA Magic Effective offensive rebounder. Has a really good frame that will continue to add muscle. Looks and plays like an upperclassman. Was comfortable stepping outside to shoot the short corner and mid-range jumper. Did a good job of handling pressure. Intelligent player and a strong student with a 4.08 GPA.
2024 6-4 W Hunter Amick – Brookwood – Hoop Atlanta Was one of camp’s top performers. Played with a terrific motor. Strong, tough-nosed wing provided production inside and out. Attacked off the dribble as a scorer and distributor. Absorbed contact at the rim. Had a nose for the ball as a rebounder. Nailed threes when open. Scored at all three levels. Has value in small-ball lineups with his ability to play/defend multiple positions.
2025 6-0 G Thrasher Wilkins – Athens Christian Really impressed with his IQ and understanding of the subtleties of the game. Has great footwork. Loves to pump fake and get to his one-dribble pull-up. Head fakes help freeze defenders temporarily. Very good shooter that can hit the step-back three, able to create space off the bounce. Has poise under pressure. Effective defender contests shots very well. Rock-solid young guard that will win a lot of games over his career.
2023 5-10 G Gavin Beatty – Lyndon Academy Three-point shooter that spaced the floor. Would occasionally make a move to the rim and could finish with tough reverse layups. Willing passer. Communicated well with his teammates.
2026 6-2 G Quincy Anderson – Thomas County Central – Xtreme Pressure Lanky athlete that plays above the rim. Shoots the three well. When he decided to get downhill, he could finish with authority. His leaping ability and length give him upside as a perimeter defender.
2024 6-4 G Mason Lewis – Woodland-Stockbridge – AE5 Stood out as one of camp’s top overall performers. Physically punishing swingman shined with the ball in his hands. Showcased lead guard skills, seeing the floor and attacking from all spots. Embraces contact on drives. Has a smooth all-around floor game. Was in charge of nearly every fastbreak. Uses his pivot well inside. Routinely got to his pull-up jumper. Can be an intense defender but can’t take plays off. Really strong rebounder. Should start popping up on college radars. 3.7 GPA student averaged 16.4 points, 5.9 rebounds and 2 assists per game.
2023 6-4 F Carshik Hall – Groves – Coastal Bulls Tough guy that does the dirty work. Rebounds and scores on putbacks and dump-offs. Will finish with dunks. Is a threat to drive baseline. Steps outside to shoot the mid-range jumper. Strong defensive presence.
2026 5-10 G Dream Freeman – Clarke Central Sturdy freshman plays hard. Provides a lot of effort and toughness. Uses his strength to mix it up on the glass and defensively. Was a likeable teammate.
TEAM 7
2025 6-0 G Kamyias Jackson – Thomas County Central – GA Suns Spindly guard with length. Brought a high motor to camp. Took pride in his defensive effort. Helped run the offense. Was able to play on and off the ball. Was at his best when making quick decisions.
2026 5-6 PG Turtle Arzuaga – Carver-Atlanta – HR Elite 4.3 GPA. Turtle was the first at camp. Crafty lefty was the smallest player in the gym, but still found ways to be productive. Got to his push floater out of spin moves and could kiss shots off the glass from tough angles. Shot the ball well from beyond the arc. Willing distributor. Played with a joy for the game.
2023 6-0 G Khari Manning – Groves – Coastal Bulls Tough. Plays very hard on both ends of the floor. Really tried to standout with his on-ball pressure and overall defensive instincts. Runs the floor and fills lanes. Streaky shooter with a quick first step to the hoop.
2023 6-2 G Antonio Johnson – Mundy’s Mill – Unit Elite Bowling ball of a guard. Powerful downhill driver. Finishes through contact extremely well. Physicality overwhelmed most who tried to prevent him from getting to his spots. Southpaw is a tough isolation cover. Uses his body to spin off defenders. Is a capable three-point shooter. Strong rebounder plays bigger than his size.
2026 5-11 G Isaa Barnes – Norcross – Brotherhood Elite Built like a linebacker. Brought toughness and energy. Had a few nice dribble moves to get by defenders. Likes to spin in traffic. Will knockdown the corner three. Bodies up well as a perimeter defender.
2025 6-2 G Jaydon Cole – King’s Ridge – TSF 2025 One of the best shooters in the 2025 class. Not just an off the catch sniper. Got to his mid-range jumper off the dribble. High IQ. Processes what the defense is trying to do and can dissect them with his pocket passing. Crafty defender. State champ with 4.0 GPA.
TEAM 8
2024 6-0 G Hampton Ford – Athens Christian – Classic City Ballers Lefty has a smooth game. Dangerous perimeter scorer that can energize an offense with his quick ball handling and playmaking. Shifty driver. Mentally tough.
2024 5-11 G Ethan Parker – Dawson County – North GA Elite Picked up to defend full court. Sneaks in to steal inbound passes. Has an easy flow to his game, able to get into his three-point shot with no effort. Sneaky athletic. Does the dirty work, willing to draw charges. Unselfish mindset.
2024 6-0 G Kaleb Crawford – Putnam County – JC Ducks Hard playing southpaw. Brings toughness to the table as a defender. Blocks out and gets on the floor. His motor helped him stand out.
2024 6-0 PG Jamal Jackson – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite Tight handle in traffic. Knows how to use his strength to find advantageous situations. Makes plays for others as he gets into the teeth of the defense. Helped set the tone defensively with his ability to cut off drives and recover.
2026 6-0 G J’Mari Greene – Putnam County – Team Georgia Magic Showed flashes of his upside. Young guard likes to plant his foot and get to the hoop. Doesn’t get much lift on his jump shot. Provided effort on defense with his speed.
2023 6-3 W Keyni Crawford – Putnam County – JC Ducks Was a breakout star performer at camp last year and was great again this Sunday. Unsigned senior is a serious sleeper. Wired to score. Has major length. Smooth, easy game. Drills threes, gets to his spots in the mid-range and explodes toward the rim. Earned rave reviews from coaches as being one of the best players in camp. Three-year starter averaged 13 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals per game his senior season. 3.1 GPA and 19 ACT. Could be a player that is a steal after a year or two at the JUCO level.
2025 6-1 G Jaydon Bone – ELCA – Team EYA Good size for a lead guard. Finishes through contact. Very confident player with a high upside. Attacks in a variety of ways. Can be a difference maker on defense. Creative ball handler. Will have a big impact in his debut season in the GHSA.
The Sandy’ Spiel Spring Showcase sold out for a second consecutive year, hosting 80 prospects from all across the state of Georgia who were looking to improve their game and boost their exposure before diving into travel ball. Schools from multiple levels were in attendance as NAIA, D-III and D-II programs traveled to Chestatee High School to evaluate prospective student-athletes. With the help of our established eight-coach staff, here are our player evaluations sorted by team.
TEAM 1
2024 5-9 PG Lucy Hood – Rabun County – Southeast All-Stars First Team All-State playmaker looked to facilitate throughout camp. Deferred for most of the day but picked up her offense as camp wore on. Is a talented drive-and-kick passer. Can play both guard spots. Has an accurate jump shot with three-point range. Improved this year as a downhill scorer. Has room to become even more of an aggressive driver, but has to be careful not to push off and over extend her off arm against tight ball pressure. Has developed into a strong on-ball defender with quick hands. Pokes away steals. Needs to make sure she doesn’t get too overly aggressive and pick up silly fouls far away from the hoop. Earned her first D-I offer from Western Carolina last month.
2027 5-6 G Jenai Mumphery – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack Was mightily impressive as one of camp’s youngest players. Rising freshman quickly turned heads with her three-point shot. Lefty has great form on her jumper and buried multiple threes throughout the day. Did the little things well, like jab-stepping immediately on the catch to freeze her defender for a split second to gain extra inches of space before firing. Runs the floor well and isn’t afraid to put the ball down and get to the rack. Quick ball handler will continue to improve as she gets stronger. Could make a significant impact at the varsity level from Day 1.
2023 5-5 G Trinity Hill – Tift County – Porter Sports Sticky on-ball defender. Doesn’t bite on head fakes or combo dribbles. Defensive-minded stopper. Has room for refinement offensively when it comes to making plays off the dribble and shooting from the perimeter. Active player on both ends of the floor.
2024 5-9 SG Madison McLane – Hart County Sharpshooting swingman can play either the 2 or 3. Could serve as a small-ball stretch-four in spurts. Understands where she is best at offensively as a floor spacer, but can occasionally sneak in for offensive rebounds and points in the paint. Providing physicality when she’s around the basket will help her expand her value.
2024 6-0 F Riley Simmons – Cherokee – Wood Elite As she did last year, Riley Simmons scorched the nets again from the opening moments of camp, immediately sinking a three in her first game which was a sign of things to come. Knockdown shooter is a premier stretch-four. Hit multiple threes throughout camp and played with great confidence. Once she opened up the defense she was able to showcase her improved off the bounce game, getting to the rim using spin moves. Did a good job getting on the offensive glass and finishing in traffic. Three-level scorer is a major mismatch offensively. D-II programs should start getting involved. Could be a significant stock-riser this offseason with a productive year of travel ball.
2025 5-8 W Breelyn Wood – Tallulah Falls – SBC Versatile combo-forward that can play both on the wing and on the block. Athletic build with long arms. Capable of defending multiple positions in the frontcourt. Alters shots and can get into passing lanes. Showcased an up-and-under move. Adding a consistent mid-range shot will open up more scoring chances. Solid future.
2025 5-9 G Athena Vachtsevanos – North Hall – SI Max Wiry guard has a good feel for the game. Bit of an unorthodox shot, but is a dangerous three-point shooter that can fill it up. Plays hard on both ends of the floor. Aggressive defender and a crafty slasher. Has been adding lean muscle to her frame. Elite student. 4.42 GPA.
2026 5-9 G Makayla Roberson – River Ridge – FBC Blitz Lockdown defender. Got to showcase her creativity with the ball, shining as a drive-and-kick distributor while also using a tight spin move to free herself downhill. Finishes with both hands. Has proven over the course of her first year to be a timely three-point shooter that doesn’t shy away from big shots. Likes the corner three. High IQ state champ makes winning hustle plays. Will be a D-I player.
2027 5-9 W Jayda Clark – Parkview – Queens of Basketball Long wing that can play spurts on the perimeter and in the post. Finished bunnies inside. Understood how to use her length defensively. Holds upside as a switchable defender. Adding strength will help her rebound in traffic. Has a developing offensive game.
2024 5-2 PG I’ziah McCutchins – Trion – Wood Elite Smart playmaking guard plays with toughness. Will go coast-to-coast in a blink and can finish against length at the rim. Sees the floor well. Good decision maker in transition. A threat to score with her three-point shot. Heady defender both on-ball and off. All-State selection.
2024 5-5 G Courtney Davis – Fannin County – Peak Performance Back-to-back Region 7-AA Player of the Year and Second Team All-State selection. Great shooter with deep range. Loves to drill threes overtop of high ball screens. Crafty slasher that knows how to use her body and draw fouls. Strong decision maker. Plays under control. Enjoys the game and plays with an understood confidence. High IQ scrappy defender. Averaged 20 points per game and shot 40% from three as a junior. Has been in contact with D-II programs and below.
2024 5-8 SG Abby Slaton – Dawson County – North GA Magic Three-point sniper. Has added more to her game. Can get to spots in the mid-range and will attack in spurts as a slasher. Long arms. Growing as a defender both on the ball and off. Emerged down the stretch this season as Dawson County’s most trusted go-to scorer.
2024 5-6 PG Hannah Harris – Cherokee – North GA Magic Has had a strong offseason already. Plays with pace. Quick with the ball in her hands but will slow down defenders with hesitation moves to get them off balance. Likes to get to her right hand, but will mix it up with her left and can finish with both. Takes great pride in her defense. Provides infectious energy with how she moves laterally as an on-ball defender. High character vocal leader. Plays with joy and excitement. Has really found her identity over the past 12 month.
2025 5-5 PG Emma Lightsey – White County – Peak Performance Good three-point shooter that can score in bunches once her first shot drops. Pushed the ball up the floor with improved speed. Continuing to improve as a creator, both as a facilitator and downhill driver will broaden her offense. A consistent floater will be a great weapon. Has the endurance to cover ground in the full court press and stick with most guards. Provides a great attitude in the locker room.
2025 5-3 G Parish Shelton – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack Compact southpaw. Good athlete. Plays with speed and is confident with the ball. Will go behind the back and attempt to make flashy passes. Does a nice job handling pressure. Listens well. Streaky outside shooter that defenses have to respect.
2025 5-8 G Kymora Smith – Morgan County – The Basketball Academy Did the little things well. Wiry guard plays with a lot of energy. Doesn’t give up on plays and will chase down blocks. Made an impact on defense. Drew a charge. Hustler is a great team player. Makes winning plays.
2025 5-11 F Desiree Davis – Wesleyan – Dream Team Mismatch with her physicality. Scores on the low block and gobbles up rebounds but is skilled enough to play on the perimeter and take her man off the dribble. Throws her body around and scores through contact. Utilizes a floater. Tweener with an interesting high-level skill set.
2026 5-5 G Alyssia Bandele – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack On the smaller side but showcased great toughness. Had composure with the ball. Coachable young player. Quickness as a decision maker will improve with age. Wasn’t afraid to mix it up defensively.
2026 5-8 G Martin Davis – Glynn Academy – ECU Played multiple positions on the perimeter. Has a smooth feel to her game. Has a nose for the ball on defense, able to jump into passing lanes. High academic 4.0 student was one of Class 6A’s most impactful freshmen averaging 12.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 3.7 steals per game. Good player to keep an eye on over the next three years.
2027 5-8 W Kalynn Watkins – White County – L.E. Elite Doesn’t have the length of her sister but is an interesting long-term prospect. Started to get comfortable once she adjusted to the pace of camp. Helps out as a rebounder and is able to defend different spots. Will be able to provide useful minutes early on in her career as she develops an aggressive mindset. Was a good team player that was responsive to coaching. Scored in the post.
2024 5-3 PG Azarriah Brown – Putnam County Really fast with the ball. Playmaker has a good handle, using her crossover to beat defenders. Pass-first mindset. Typically makes good decisions. Has a chance to hunt her offense a little more. Effective in an up-tempo 94-foot game. Footspeed can pester opposing ball handlers.
2024 5-11 F Morgan Chester – Dawson County – Peak Performance Great defender with major versatility. Moves her feet well when guarding on perimeter and is an impactful shot blocker. Finishes off possession by securing rebounds. Double-double threat. Strong frame that can add even more muscle in college. Can hit the mid-range jumper and will attack off the dribble from time to time. Effective in the high post. Has nice footwork on the low block. A great priority target for all non D-I schools.
2024 5-11 PG Kyia Barrett – Habersham Central – Southeast All-Stars Dominated at camp last year and did so again this go-round. Long guard cuts up defenses as a scorer and facilitator. Smooth downhill with effortless handle. Crossover leaves defenders in the dust and will eurostep through traffic and finish through contact. Shifty playmaker scores with both hands. Sees the floor in transition. Really loads up on her three-point jump shot with deep knee bend and wide base. Great length helps her swallow up smaller guards and shut down passing lanes. Holds an offer from Anderson. All-State guard should be on Low Major D-I and High D-II radars.
2025 6-0 F Kylie Watkins – White County – L.E. Elite Highly skilled forward blocks a ton of shots. Knows how to defend without fouling. Walls up and doesn’t swat down. Sticks with plays and will alter multiple shots in a single possession. Runs the floor well. Shot the three with consistency. Can do damage in the high post as a passer or shooter. Will put the ball on the floor to get to the rim. Utilizes pivot very well on the block.
2024 5-6 G Brea Batts – Peach County Was effective in pick-and-roll game. Looked to drive-and-kick. Provides size and physicality which help her play bigger than her height and defend larger players.
2026 5-9 G Ellison Steinhauer – Pickens – Georgia Flames Heady high IQ guard. Vastly mature understanding of the game for a freshman. Easy to tell she’s the daughter of a long-time head coach. Always finds herself in the right place at the right time. Nose for the ball. Good decision maker doesn’t force things. Quick release on three-point shot and will attack downhill if ran off the line. Unselfish passer. Uses her length to rebound and defend. Has a high floor.
2026 5-6 G Jonna Snelling – Tucker – GA Pearls Solid on-ball defender. Sneaky good at getting to the rim as a slasher and also as an offensive rebounder. Has an athletic build. Can play with quickness.
2027 5-7 G Taylor Clark – Commerce – Dream Team Elite/Lady Huncho Wiry lefty has speed with the ball. Heat-seeking missile that knows how to get to the rim and draw fouls. Active defender converts turnovers into transition layups. Adding a consistent outside shot and implementing her right hand more often will help her reach her ceiling. Was an offensive force playing up at the JV level. Will make an immediate impact as a Day 1 starter at Commerce.
2027 5-5 G Adelyn Thompson – Rabun County – North GA Magic Incoming freshman warmed up as camp went on. Had some nice touch passes, identifying the open man before the ball even came to her. Has a strong build, especially her upper body which she can use to shake off defenders when attacking off the dribble. Capable three-point shooter. Playing with confidence and adjusting to the speed of the varsity game with be big. Has a bright future and should be next in a long line of college-bound Rabun County guards. Should see significant time in the backcourt early on in her career as a rotational piece.
2027 5-11 PF Zara Gosse – North Hall – North GA Magic Physical post presence. Understands how to use her body. Seals hard and has good footwork. Drop step can clear out space. Should draw a ton of fouls over the course of her career. Has been in the weight room and trimmed up her strong build. Playing in multiple showcase camps over the past two years has shown. Game has slowed down for her. Will be a very good high school player and one of Hall County’s top bigs sooner rather than later.
TEAM 4
2023 5-2 PG Jakiyah Butts – Monroe Area – Outkast Plays with great speed. Really likes to go coast-to-coast in transition. Will pull-up for the jumper and is a willing passer to those who run the floor with her. Scrappy on-ball defender. Slashing is her strongest area, but is a competent three-point shooter that will knockdown open looks. Scored over 1,000 points in her career.
2024 5-2 PG Kindra Coker – Dawson County – FBC EOTO Gnat of an on-ball defender. Takes away air space and is quick to get on the floor and dig out steals. Very coachable. Vocal leader both on the floor and on the bench. Sparkplug lefty has deep three-point range, able to pull-up or shoot it off the catch. Has improved her ball handling vs. pressure. Holds a 4.2 GPA.
2024 5-8 W Amber Watkins – Oglethorpe County – Pistols Strong guard that can find points on the wing or around the hoop. Will take smaller opponents into the post. Uses her strength to her advantage. Runs the floor and will power through contact inside. Knows how to draw fouls. Can shoot the corner three. Rebounds well for her height. Has a versatile game which allows her to play multiple positions depending on matchups.
2025 5-7 PG Sophia Pearl – River Ridge – Team Tre All-State selection and state champ has really grown in Year 2. Has become a very shifty playmaker with a confident tight handle. Now accustom to battling on-ball pressure and splitting traps. Deft footwork on display with combination dribbles and her patented spin move. Scores in transition. Capable of taking over games with her floater and three-point shot, but still likes to get others involved first. Smooth offensive game and will scratch and claw on defense – sneaky quick laterally to stay in front and cut off drives. Took some hard spills but kept getting back up and brushed off any dings. Holds multiple D-I offers, her latest from Georgia Southern. Has cemented herself as one of Georgia’s best 2025 guards.
2025 5-11 PF Kaleigh Beaver – Towns County Really impressed with her athleticism and frame. Has terrific hands. Snatches passes and rebounds with one and two hands. Plays even bigger than her size. Length and quickness off the floor allow her clean up with putbacks. Moves well. Will attack with the dribble at times. Protects the rim on defense. Intriguing sleeper prospect with a chance to blossom over her final two years. Small schools will want to take notice.
2025 6-0 F Justus Fitzgerald – Roswell – Team Huncho Blessed with great size and wide shoulders. Can impose her will on the backboards when she wants to. Physical. Is comfortable handling the ball in the full court. Showcased impressive passing in transition, looking up the floor to outlet to streaking teammates.
2026 5-10 W Maddie Siuta – Dawson County – North GA Magic Turned heads at camp with her well-rounded offensive game. Stop-and-pop three-point shooter was nailing threes off the bounce. Has the size to play both inside and out, able to create mismatches. Has room to grow as an off-ball scorer; moving without the ball will help her find more open spaces in the defense. Multiple camp coaches highlighted Siuta as one of their top stock-risers from Sunday.
2026 5-8 F Kayla Wilkins – Athens Academy – Classic City Ballers Made her presence felt on the offensive glass. Young forward plays much bigger than her size. Uses her body well when positioning herself for garbage points. Stepped outside multiple times to shoot the baseline jumper. Conditioning will help her stay on the floor longer, but when she was out there, she was effective.
2027 5-11 W Sophia Louis-Pierre – Capstone Academy – Team Elite Long swingman has intriguing long-term upside. When she ran the floor, she was rewarded with easy buckets. Holds major value on the defensive side of the ball. Great switchability. Will be a factor offensively with her ability to attack inside and out.
2028 5-2 G Syriana Childers – Parkview – Queens of Basketball Camp was a valuable experience for Syriana, one of the smallest and youngest players in attendance. Seeing the speed of the game will only benefit her in the future. The rising eighth grader got good reps against aggressive on-ball defense. Childers didn’t try to do too much and provided effort on defense and ball movement on offense.
TEAM 5
2023 5-7 PG Denver Arnold – Valdosta – Porter Sports One of just a few unsigned seniors in camp, Denver Arnold was great. She provided uncomfortable on-ball pressure defense and was tough to guard on offense. Arnold lit it up with her three-point shot, hitting jumpers off the dribble and with great consistency. She was among the very best shooters in camp. When she got downhill, Arnold was a smart decision maker as she found the open man. Coming all the way up from Valdosta, Denver was one of camp’s brightest standouts. She holds an offer from Henry Ford College. Arnold would be a great late pick up for NAIA/D-III/JUCOs.
2024 5-8 F Janiah Borders – Madison County – CCB Physical. Has a strong frame and knows how to use it in the paint. Bangs for rebounds and has a consistent motor. Her toughness allows her to play bigger than her height. She can defend 3-5.
2024 6-2 C Brianna Pelote – Woodville-Tompkins – Celtics One of the best kept secrets in Georgia. Made a statement last year at camp and was outstanding again this year. Truly elite shot blocker. Gobbles up everything that comes her way and blocks shots without having to jump. High-level rebounder is a vacuum inside. Defensive ace is a load on offense as well. Stepped outside to hit the mid-range jumper and corner three. Strong with her back to the basket. Uses an under control drop step and also implements a crisp up-and-under. Pelote once again drew rave reviews as being polite and coachable. Holds a 3.5 GPA. Pelote is a slam dunk at the D-II level. While she is a solid post scorer, if for some reason her offensive game doesn’t translate to college, her floor is still so high with how elite of a rim protector she is. If she continues to improve, there is no reason why Pelote can’t develop into a double-double machine in college and be near the top of the conference in blocked shots. Buy stock now.
2025 5-3 PG Emeri Billings – Jefferson – L.E. Elite A full-year of starting at the varsity level has done Billings good. Looks much more confident against pressure. Continuing to cut down on her turnovers as her decision making improves. Comfortable leading a team. Fit in tight passes to streaking teammates. Supplied pesky on-ball defense and ran the floor in transition.
2025 5-7 SG Amelia Brown – South Forsyth – Georgia Flames Knockdown three-point shooter when feet are set. Still getting stronger as a ball handler but liked what she did in short bursts, able to get to her spots in the mid-range. Getting to the hoop more often will loosen up the defense. Made great decisions with the ball.
2025 6-0 F Kayla Cleaveland – River Ridge – Southeast All-Stars All-State, State Champion and now a certified D-I prospect with an offer from Georgia Southern, it was a breakout sophomore season for Kayla Cleaveland. Stock-riser. Major competitor even with foot not quite at 100%. Quick instincts. First to rebounds and loose balls. Runs the floor extremely well and finishes with both hands on the move. Pushes the ball in transition. Loves her mid-range jumper from the wing and pops out to the three-point line. Will bang down low for tough buckets. Steady defender. Major mismatch with her inside-out game. 4.0 GPA. Winner. Will be a popular recruit among Mid-Major programs over the next two years.
2025 5-10 C Aja Vickers – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack Enforcer in the paint that will not back down. Rebounds with strength and will rip away 50/50 balls. Plays bigger than her size. Finishes layups. Coachable.
2026 5-8 G Laura Frances Willis – North Oconee – 3SSB Team Elite Hubbard 16U Garnered rave reviews. Had a tremendous camp – a top stock-riser. Very good outside shooter has added significantly to her game. Looked great off the dribble, slicing up the defense. Played with pace as she got the rim in transition. Three-level scorer and burgeoning playmaker. Has a chance to enjoy a breakout sophomore season and emerge as one of the 2026 class’s most well-rounded scorers. 4.2 GPA student may force her way onto college radars sooner than expected.
2026 5-4 G Francesca Jones – Veterans Long and athletic for her size. Takes the mid-range jumper and can get to the rim. Has the tools to become a reliable defender in due time. Was a good teammate that was receptive to coaching.
TEAM 6
2024 5-7 CG Addison Hoard – Banks County – FBC EOTO Has become a very good ball handler against pressure. Shoots the three off the catch and off the dribble. Has knack for finding her way to the rim and is a crafty finisher with scoop layups. Two-way player provided consistent perimeter defense for the duration of camp.
2024 5-8 PG Dakota Phillips – Hart County – Southeast All-Stars Incredibly strong guard that will power her way though rim protectors. Uses a spin move to get into the teeth of the defense. Plays off two feet around the rim. Understands how to use her body to finish. Found her stroke from the three-point line as camp went on and can get to spots in the mid-range. Well-rounded. Won’t take long for her to become an effective collegiate defender. Boasts a 4.2 GPA.
2024 5-9 W Gaby LoPresti – North Cobb Christian – FBC Dynasty Elite Elite student with a 4.3 GPA and 28 on Pre-ACT. Steadily improves each time I see her. Strong bodied wing has the frame to shrug off defenders and get to where she wants to go. Likes to use rocker dribble and hesitation moves on perimeter to get defenders off balance. Sturdy rebounder. Is able to defend bigger players inside.
2024 6-1 C Carley Segars – Banks County – FBC EOTO Great size. Is starting to drift out to the three-point line more often and can hit the mid-range jumper. Unlocking an aggressive mindset and physicality in the paint will allow her to reach her ceiling. Flashes nice back to the basket moves. Is a threat to get on the offensive glass and finish with the ball high.
2025 5-7 G Jaden Young – Morgan County – The Basketball Academy Noted as a diamond in the rough. A sneaky good player starting to really impress coaches. Finishes with both hands around the basket. Can play off two feet inside while gathering herself. Has a soft mid-range jumper. High motor and a great teammate. Was passive at times not looking for her own offense. Solid rebounder and defender. Soccer standout is a star in the classroom with a 4.6 GPA. Young guard on the rise.
2025 5-10 PF Eva Bishop – Dawson County – FBC EOTO Quickly blossoming into one of North Georgia’s best post players. Physical presence with skills to match. Scores with a variety of low block moves as she uses her strength to power through contact. Has developed ball skills on the perimeter and will step outside to shoot the jumper. Competes on the defensive end. Cleans up the glass. Really good prospect to keep an eye on who also dominates in the classroom with a 4.16 GPA.
2025 5-8 F Aziza Smith– Parkview – Queens of Basketball Started off camp strong in drill work. Did well working in the post stations. Has versatility as a combo-forward that can play inside and out. Shined on the wing. Contributed on the glass and showcased defensive switchability.
2026 5-5 G Kendall Drayton – Woodward Academy – Team Elite Hubbard Received high marks on her long-term potential. Was able to sink a handful of threes and showcased speed in transition, able to finish on the move. As she grows and gets stronger, Drayton will become a dynamic guard.
2026 5-3 G Rabun Tucker – Shiloh – Queens of Basketball Young guard was able to hang with tough competition relying on her athleticism. Was able to help handle the ball in spurts. Compact frame. Moved her feet on defense to cut off driving lanes.
2027 5-7 G Michel Robbins – Jefferson Major potential. Wiry and athletic. Listed at 5-foot-7 but feels taller with her length and quickness. Hit mid-range pull-ups. Did a good job slashing to the rim. Fed the post. Should see varsity minutes in Year 1. Looks like she will thrive in the full-court press.
TEAM 7
2024 5-5 PG Brelan Sieveking – Towns County All-State selection. Quick-twitch guard. Head fakes and gets downhill in a blink. Gets the ball up the floor in a hurry. Good feel for the game. Crafty as a scorer and playmaker. Sinks the mid-range pull-up. Plays hard.
2024 5-6 CG Jasmine Perez – Centennial – Atlanta Cagers High academic 4.5 GPA student. Three-level scorer with a creative handle. Changes speeds well. Attacks the rim and draws fouls while also implementing a sharp pull-up. Reliable effort as an on-ball defender.
2024 5-7 W Sally Bullard – Athens Academy Physical wing that can play inside and out. Tough finisher with scoop shots. Attacks the glass with great vigor. Will shoot from the perimeter and draw out the defense.
2025 5-7 G Skyler Brady – Jefferson – L.E. Elite Has gotten stronger in 12 months. Can play either on or off the ball. Cuts well without the ball. Plays hard. Athletic enough to jump into passing lanes and blow by defenders with downhill drives. Can fill it up from the three-point line. Softball standout emerged as a leader on the hardwood her sophomore season, averaging 10.9 points per game.
2025 5-10 W Kenzie Weyer – Lambert – Team Tre Does a good job using her length to finish at the rim with either hand. Uses a floater in traffic. Size on the perimeter makes her an attractive prospect, especially considering how well she can shoot from beyond the arc and her mobility. Solid rebounder. Versatile defender that guards different spots.
2025 5-11 PF Bayleigh Winkler – Murray County – FBC Tipton Polished low block scorer. Works the pivot with confidence and patience. Highly skilled finisher with both hands. Will put the ball on the floor and attack the rim. Rebounds in traffic. Stepped outside to shoot the three. Versatile post trending in the right direction.
2025 5-4 G Kennedi Benton – Parkview Has strength packed on her frame. Doesn’t get pushed around. Physical rebounder for her size. Handles the ball well and is a threat to let it fly from the three-point line.
2025 5-6 G Jonnya Snelling – Tucker – Queens of Basketball Attacks the hoop by using her body to back down defenders and spin off them. Scrappy defender did a nice job guarding the post when matched up inside. Hit some outside shots throughout camp.
2026 5-6 G Leslie Bradley – North Oconee – FBC EOTO I liked how hard she pushed the ball up the floor. Looked comfortable and confident setting up offense and handling pressure. Got to her floater when she had two feet in the paint. Has good form on her outside shot. Has a chance to develop into a well above-average three-point shooter. Played with energy on both sides of the ball.
2026 5-6 G Martha Vachtsevanos – North Hall – SI Max Gets after it on defense. Might not be the biggest guard, but attacks ball handlers with her activity. Scores in bunches with her three-point shot. Effort is never an issue. Rapidly improving young guard who is an ace in the classroom with a 4.33 GPA.
TEAM 8
2024 5-5 PG Anna Rodriguez – Lambert – Georgia Queen Elite Pass-first guard plays with poise. Recognizes the hot hand and puts her teammates in spots to succeed. Found her offense as camp went on. Scored on runners, floaters and knocked down threes. Solid on-ball defender with effort. Floor general.
2024 5-8 W Lucy Ray – Gilmer – North Georgia Summit Positionless player provided production inside and out. Will shoot the three. Uses her body to shield defenders when driving to the rim. Like her aggressiveness when it comes to attacking rebounds. Has a soft touch from the mid-range. 1260 SAT.
2024 5-7 G Sophia Riblet – Gilmer Understands the game. Sees plays develop with her court vision. Is still growing as a playmaker and outside shooter. Brings energy on defense and will score in transition. Is an eager learner that loves the game. Very coachable. Scored a 1240 on SAT.
2025 5-7 G Kendall Banks – Alcovy – Triple Threat All-Stars Athletic guard with a strong frame and good shoulders. Uses her strength to attack downhill and get to the rim. Excelled as a drive-and-kick playmaker. Is a solid outside shooter. Has a chance to become a very good on-ball defender.
2025 5-6 PG Hannah Lopez – Denmark – Georgia Queen Elite Super smooth and super polished. Offense comes easy. Breaks down defenders with crossovers and seamlessly transitions into her three-point shot. Great scorer off the dribble can also get points with her floater. Mentally tough. Has played internationally with the Philippines. Surefire college player with a high-level skill set. One of camp’s top guards.
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2026 5-4 G Ansley Moore – Athens Christian Plays with fire and energy. Extremely vocal. Likes to attack downhill with scoop layups. Has upside as a drive-and-kick playmaker. Earned positive marks as a leader that is passionate about the game and has a desire to get better. Has a chance to really take off with more seasoning as an outside shooter and ball handler. Was one of Georgia’s more impactful freshmen this season.
2026 6-0 F Stephanie Schott – St. John Bosco Academy – Team Tre Active forward ran the floor hard and got on the glass. Kept rebounds high as she converted putbacks. Liked to take turnaround jumpers out of the post. Plays hard and is selfless teammate. Strong communicator. Has tools to work with over the next three years.
2026 6-3 C Marlene Mbilima – Athens Christian Congo-native is still learning the game and adapting to the speed. Flashes an extremely high upside. Elite length and mobility. Alters shots inside and rebounds at a high level. Shows quality footwork in the low post and is getting more consistent with her moves. Plays with balance, not frail toward contact. Had a nice spin move into a short-range jumper. Tried to showcase her outside shot, taking multiple mid-range jumpers and even a three. Not quite a weapon just yet, but she did sink a baseline jumper with good form. With constant work over the next three years, Marlene has a chance to blossom into one of the state’s better bigs. College ball is in her future.
2028 5-0 G Aurora Agner – Parkview – Queens of Basketball Was overmatched in terms of size, but the tiny guard brought great effort and energy. Hustled the entirety of camp. Worked on ball skills in station work and implemented what she learned in our game setting. Had a positive attitude throughout camp and was a good teammate.
2028 5-4 G Liyat Techilo – Parkview – Queens of Basketball Has raw skill that will continue to improve as she gets more reps. Nice athleticism from the guard position. Was able to get in on the action defensively. Fit in well on the perimeter. Very coachable.
2030 5-5 G Lydia Robillard – Decatur – Queens of Basketball The youngest player in camp, Lydia got invaluable court time playing with and against some of the top high school players in the state. Robillard is a long-term project, but she already has long arms and projects to be an impactful defender. As she gets more comfortable playing with older girls, her aggressiveness will increase. Lydia Robillard is a name we may be hearing a lot of over the next seven years.
Tip-off your travel ball season with a boost of exposure!
Last year’s event featured 112 prospects with 12 college programs in attendance.
Receive hands-on coaching throughout camp through drill work and gameplay. Play in front of nationally recognized scout Kyle Sandy and receive a personal evaluation which will be available for college coaches across the country.
*Multi-Player Discount (4 or more) available upon request
*March 17 registration deadline
40 players from across Georgia met at Chestatee High School for the Sandy’s Spiel Spring Showcase. With a handful of college coaches and media outlets in the gym, opportunity was ripe to get better and gain some exposure. Broken down into six teams, here are our player evaluations.
TEAM 1
2025 5-7 PG Ty Jones – Greenbrier – Team Power Plays at a great pace. Lightning quick playmaker that is really good in transition. Sees the floor well. Has a sharp pull-up jumper. Implements bounce passes at the right time. Exciting future.
2025 5-11 PG David Culbreath-Martin – Duluth – TRIBE ATL Pass-first playmaker that loves to break his man down off the dribble. Tight handle with combo moves. Changes speeds exceptionally well and gets downhill when he wants to. Has the offensive ability to score 20 a night if he so chooses. Talented finisher. Textbook compact outside shot with three-point range. Second Team All-Region 7-7A selection as a freshman.
2022 6-0 G Kairion Morrison – Stephens County – Youthlink Energy supplier. Plays hard on both ends of the floor. Athletic and active defender that moves his feet well. Rebounds hard for his size and can finish at the basket. Gets to his left hand on drives.
2023 6-3 W Jarvis Weaver – Chestatee Does his best work playing within 15-feet. Likes to slash and use his energy and athleticism to get on the offensive glass. Solid post defender and has switchability. Has improved as a ball handler. Decision making is getting better. Range is extending to the three-point line.
2023 6-1 W David Batts – Oconee County Wiry swingman. Has upside as a perimeter defender that can guard 1-3. Good athlete. Long. Knocks down corner threes and can also put his head down and get to the rim. Will see a much-increased role in the offense his senior season.
2024 6-3 W Zakhar Valasiuk – Tallulah Falls Belarus native. Strong body. Can play either inside or out. Has a mature game, using pump fakes, jab steps and pivots. Able to go on the block to score and defend. Has a nice jump shot and handles the ball well. Good motor.
2024 6-1 SG Connor Scott – Cambridge – Georgia State Warriors Strong build on the perimeter. Dangerous three-point shooter that gets hot quickly. Has a repeatable release. Adding creativity off the dribble will help him get to the basket more often. Serves as a physical defender.
2022 6-4 F Landon Norton – Fannin County Glue guy that helps out in a variety of ways. Good size. Active defender that helped guard 3-5. Stretch-forward that will bury the open three. Gets on the glass and competes hard.
TEAM 2
2022 5-10 G Tyrece Mackie – Stephens County – Currahee Defenders Bouncy high energy unsigned senior. Cat-like quickness. Gets into the lane and elevates to finish above the defense. Cashes in transition opportunities. Has a mid-range jumper in his arsenal. Hounds opposing guards with his aggressive on-ball defense.
2022 5-7 PG Cade Williams – Chestatee Speedy and shifty playmaker that isn’t afraid to roll the dice. Gets into the lane and spoon feeds tough passes. Great court vision. Will thread the needle through the defense. Finishes in traffic with difficult layups and can hit the open three. Sparkplug.
2022 5-9 PG Kobe Brown – Burke County Lefty received rave reviews for his tenacious defense and lead guard skills. Athletic speed merchant that can score at all three levels. Uses his crossover to get downhill. Great motor.
2026 6-3 W Devin Hutcherson – Johns Creek – Aim High High upside rising freshman. Great size on the wing. Long and has some mass to him. Smooth eurostep helps him get to the rim. Solid athlete that finishes with both hands. Has respectable three-point range. Has the tools to become a high-level college prospect.
2023 6-6 F Noah Hutchinson – Oconee County – Classic City Ballers Enjoyed a coming out party in front of college coaches and media in attendance. Lights out shooter from all over the floor. Soft touch. Shined in the one-on-one station by hitting tough leaners over smaller defenders. Stretch-four was automatic from the three-point line in gameplay. Knocked down turnaround jumpers out of the post. Impressed with his outlet passing. Huge performance and easily a top performer at camp.
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2023 5-11 PG Jaheim Crayton – Georgia Cyber Academy Splits defenders with a tight handle. Has been in the weight room with cut arms and overall above average strength. Gets into the teeth of the defense consistently and makes plays for others. Perimeter scorer with a good jumper. Plays tough defense and has a desire to get better.
2024 5-11 G MJ Marable – George Walton Academy – Flame 2024 Has a soft touch and is deceptively good at getting to his spots. Pretty three-point stroke. Changes speeds well with a quick first step. High sense of awareness and understands the game both offensively and defensively.
2023 5-11 G Mason Smith – Duluth – IBA Quick burst to the basket. Can stop on a dime with mid-range pull-up. Quick release. Mentally tough. Handles well against pressure. Sits down and defends.
2023 6-3 SG Keyni Crawford – Putnam County – JC Ducks One of the best all-around scorers in camp. Smooth approach. Slithers his way to the rim and covers ground with a long eurostep. Peppers defenses with his pull-up jumper. Wiry build. Handles the ball well and creates his own offense. Can develop into an impactful perimeter defender.
2023 6-1 F Eli Parlier – Chestatee Rugged defender that does the dirty work. Sets good screens and rolls hard to the basket. Willing to post up inside and can kick out to open shooters. Plays hard and understands his role. Confident.
2024 6-2 SG Cooper Welch – Rabun County Sturdy off-guard with a streaky three-point shot. Will pull-up from deep off the dribble or set up in the corners for catch-and-shoot chances. Showed glimpses of using his strength to get to the rim. Capable rebounder. Coachable.
2022 6-5 F Dantavian Allen – Burke County – BC Pride Long and athletic defensive anchor. Protects the rim and rebounds. Mobile enough to defend multiple positions. Can hold his own when switched onto guards. Good defensive instincts. Likes to attack off the dribble from the high post. Can play above the rim.
TEAM 4
2023 5-10 PG Jackson Morris – Commerce Potent scorer that uses a quick crossover to get to the basket and utilizes the pull-up three off the bounce. Solid skill level and used to having to carry the load on offense. Has quick hands defensively. Was named Class A-Public Most Improved Player after upping his averages to 17.8 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.3 steals.
2023 5-8 PG Sean Stoddard – Calvary Day – Coastal Bulls True point guard that sees the floor and looks to distribute first. Makes touch passes to find open man. Good finisher inside that uses the rim to shield his layups from shot blockers on reverses. Has the quickness to frustrate opposing ball handlers.
2022 5-10 G Avian Allen – Burke County – BC Pride Defensive-minded on-ball stopper. Not afraid to play up tight and make other guards uncomfortable. Sees the floor well in transition. Will become more dangerous on offense as his left hand improves.
2023 6-3 W Payton Ellison – Putnam County Wiry scoring guard that can get to his step-back jumper. Was tough to stop in our one-on-one station. Has a high IQ and understands how to attack defenses. Uses his quickness and length to slash to the hoop. Gets to his spots in the mid-range.
2024 5-10 G Miles Hawkins – Union Grove Physical young guard that uses his size to bang inside. Gets on the glass as a rebounder. Can start his own fastbreaks. Absorbs contact on drives. Soft touch from the short-range.
2024 6-4 W Jason Isaac – Georgia Jayhawks Great upside and a potential breakout candidate next season. Long and strong wing. Athletic with good foot speed and leaping ability to convert at the rim. Smart player that doesn’t force the issue. Plays under control and can score at all three levels. Strong rebounder and a sneaky good playmaker.
2022 6-4 F Jalen Carr – Rockdale County – GAA Unsigned senior that brings toughness to the interior. Physical rebounder and tough-nosed rim protector. Cleans up misses inside and finishes very well. Knows where his strengths are and plays to them. Good motor.
TEAM 5
2025 5-9 G Louie Koulouvaris – East Forsyth – Tier 2 Elite Confident ball handler that loves to create enough separation to launch threes. Has deep range and will fill it up if not guarded. Looks to facilitate when he attacks downhill. Adding strength will allow him to score more effectively on drives.
2024 6-0 PG Davon Drane – Camp Jewell House Cuts well without the ball. Plays very hard. Served primarily as point guard but can also play off the ball. Aggressive minded. Attacks in transition and uses his speed to get all the way to the rim. Plays with some flair. Has a reliable pull-up jumper. Brings energy as an on-ball defender.
2024 6-1 W Alexander Barnes – Union Grove Good length. Showed an ability to get on the offensive glass and convert with his left hand. Needs to keep his motor running and impact games on defense. Has the physical tools to develop into a solid player.
2025 6-1 SG Drew Cail – Calvary Day Played hard. Was able to display his offensive game in one-on-one station, getting to a step-back jumper. Will quicken his moves with more experience. Could find a niche as a 3&D guy that provides consistent effort.
2025 6-2 W Drew Snyder – Dalton Strong body that can bang with bigger players. Has a soft floater in the lane and can finish through contact. Versatile with a high motor. Effective rebounder. Will be a key role in Dalton rebuild.
2022 6-4 F Austin Bater – Chestatee Enforcer in the paint that rebounds and scores on dump offs. Gets a head of steam on drives from the high post and can barrel his way to the rim. Sound post defender that bodies up and plays physical. Garbage guy mentality.
TEAM 6
2023 5-8 PG AJ Russell – Stephens County – Currahee Defenders Small guard that finishes well around the rim. Dangerous three-point shooter from the corners. Vocal leader that has a high IQ from the lead guard position.
2022 5-9 G Isidro Hernandez – Cross Keys Plays hard and uses a crossover dribble to beat pressure. Likes to get to the hoop and finish with scoop layups. Has a soft touch from within 15-feet. Adding consistent range will help him long term. Willing on-ball defender.
2022 6-2 W Jeremy Sams – Veterans – Georgia Rebels Impressive athlete that looks the part. Versatile swingman that contributes across the board. Hits the glass hard, is a good slasher and can laser in tough passes to open teammates. Pushes the ball in transition and finishes with both hands. Capable three-point shooter. Can guard nearly any position on the floor.
2023 5-11 G Matthew Simpson – Commerce – Classic City Ballers Gritty tough-nosed player. One you love to play with but hate to play against. Makes winning plays. Took 42 charges on the season and drew some at camp. Talks constantly. Does the dirty work but can also knock down open jumpers. Makes smart cuts without the ball and uses his physicality to get on the glass.
2023 5-10 G Anthony Chirombo – Riverside Military Smaller guard does a great job of playing off two feet inside, using pump fakes and pivots to score. Plays bigger than his size. Challenges opponents with his on-ball defense. Developing range on his jump shot will open up more avenues to score. Has good vision and a savvy feel.
2022 6-2 CG Dalen Gales – Jefferson – GA Trendsetters Explosive guard that scores from all three levels. All-State selection has deep three-point range and can finish with either hand. Smooth slasher impressed with more than just his scoring prowess. Created for others in transition and made impact plays defensively including racking up chase down blocks. All-around possibly the best guard in camp and a very serviceable piece at the next level.
2025 6-2 G Daryus Bryant – Manchester – Elite Hoopers
2026 5-8 PG Huey Blalock – Rabun County – Georgia Generals
2026 5-10 G Jordan Smith – North Cobb Christian – TDBA
2026 5-9 PG Bryson Vincent – ACE – Macon Bucks
2023 6-1 W Kasen McCarty – East Carter (MO) – SEMO Select
2025 6-3 G Cameron Stephen – Putnam County – Game Elite 16U 3SSB
2023 6-6 F Garrison Evans – Oconee County – Classic City Ballers
2024 6-0 PG Tahshaun Frasier – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite
2025 5-11 G Michael Polke – Toombs County – Hoyas
2024 5-10 PG Justin Payne – North Oconee – No ID
2023 6-2 G Ethan Hughes – Lyndon Academy
2024 5-10 PG Braylon Hayes – Richmond Hill – Team Intensity
2025 6-3 W Kolby Watson – Banks County – Stamp Squad
2025 6-0 G Maddox Young – Union County
2023 6-6 F Noah Hutchinson – Oconee County – Classic City Ballers
2024 5-11 PG Messiah Walker – Putnam County – Middle GA Magic
2027 5-8 PG Grant Robich – North Cobb Christian – Atlanta Celtics 3SSB 2027
2026 6-1 SG Bentley Huff – Franklin County – Upward Stars
2024 6-2 G Jasiyah Suber – Calhoun County – GA Thunder
2023 6-1 G Matthew Stennis – New Hope (MS) – Magic City Pelicans
2023 6-3 F Tobi Ijiwoye – Fayette County
2026 6-6 W Christopher Perry – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite
2025 5-7 PG Kohlmin Nelson – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite
2025 5-9 PG Carter Turnbow – Allatoona – Dawgs Elite
2024 5-10 CG Jeremiah Phillips – Berkmar
2025 5-10 G Cameron Ogletree – Heard County – YSE
2025 5-10 G Jaylin Harper – Putnam County – Central Georgia Empact
2023 6-3 W Landen Pitts – Allatoona – SEBA FCI Warriors
2025 6-4 W Dontae Crowder – Christian Heritage – AOT
2024 6-0 G Landon Bonner – Putnam County
2026 5-10 G Harper Ford – Athens Christian – Classic City Ballers
2026 6-1 G Caden Watson – Banks County – Georgia Generals
2025 6-4 F Charlie Dunbar IV – Thomas County Central – Team GA Magic
2024 6-4 W Hunter Amick – Brookwood – Hoop Atlanta
2025 6-0 G Thrasher Wilkins – Athens Christian
2023 5-10 G Gavin Beatty – Lyndon Academy
2026 6-2 G Quincy Anderson – Thomas County Central – Xtreme Pressure
2024 6-4 G Mason Lewis – Woodland-Stockbridge – AE5
2023 6-4 F Carshik Hall – Groves – Coastal Bulls
2026 5-10 G Dream Freeman – Clarke Central
2025 6-0 G Kamyias Jackson – Thomas County Central – GA Suns
2026 5-6 PG Turtle Arzuaga – Carver-Atlanta – HR Elite
2023 6-0 G Khari Manning – Groves – Coastal Bulls
2023 6-2 G Antonio Johnson – Mundy’s Mill – Unit Elite
2026 5-11 G Isaa Barnes – Norcross – Brotherhood Elite
2025 6-2 G Jaydon Cole – King’s Ridge – TSF 2025
2024 6-0 G Hampton Ford – Athens Christian – Classic City Ballers
2024 5-11 G Ethan Parker – Dawson County – North GA Elite
2024 6-0 G Kaleb Crawford – Putnam County – JC Ducks
2024 6-0 PG Jamal Jackson – Bradwell Institute – South Georgia Elite
2026 6-0 G J’Mari Greene – Putnam County – Team Georgia Magic
2023 6-3 W Keyni Crawford – Putnam County – JC Ducks
2025 6-1 G Jaydon Bone – ELCA – Team EYA
2024 5-9 PG Lucy Hood – Rabun County – Southeast All-Stars
2027 5-6 G Jenai Mumphery – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack
2023 5-5 G Trinity Hill – Tift County – Porter Sports
2024 5-9 SG Madison McLane – Hart County
2024 6-0 F Riley Simmons – Cherokee – Wood Elite
2025 5-8 W Breelyn Wood – Tallulah Falls – SBC
2025 5-9 G Athena Vachtsevanos – North Hall – SI Max
2026 5-9 G Makayla Roberson – River Ridge – FBC Blitz
2027 5-9 W Jayda Clark – Parkview – Queens of Basketball
2024 5-2 PG I’ziah McCutchins – Trion – Wood Elite
2024 5-5 G Courtney Davis – Fannin County – Peak Performance
2024 5-8 SG Abby Slaton – Dawson County – North GA Magic
2024 5-6 PG Hannah Harris – Cherokee – North GA Magic
2025 5-5 PG Emma Lightsey – White County – Peak Performance
2025 5-3 G Parish Shelton – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack
2025 5-8 G Kymora Smith – Morgan County – The Basketball Academy
2025 5-11 F Desiree Davis – Wesleyan – Dream Team
2026 5-5 G Alyssia Bandele – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack
2026 5-8 G Martin Davis – Glynn Academy – ECU
2027 5-8 W Kalynn Watkins – White County – L.E. Elite
2024 5-3 PG Azarriah Brown – Putnam County
2024 5-11 F Morgan Chester – Dawson County – Peak Performance
2024 5-11 PG Kyia Barrett – Habersham Central – Southeast All-Stars
2025 6-0 F Kylie Watkins – White County – L.E. Elite
2024 5-6 G Brea Batts – Peach County
2026 5-9 G Ellison Steinhauer – Pickens – Georgia Flames
2026 5-6 G Jonna Snelling – Tucker – GA Pearls
2027 5-7 G Taylor Clark – Commerce – Dream Team Elite/Lady Huncho
2027 5-5 G Adelyn Thompson – Rabun County – North GA Magic
2027 5-11 PF Zara Gosse – North Hall – North GA Magic
2023 5-2 PG Jakiyah Butts – Monroe Area – Outkast
2024 5-2 PG Kindra Coker – Dawson County – FBC EOTO
2024 5-8 W Amber Watkins – Oglethorpe County – Pistols
2025 5-7 PG Sophia Pearl – River Ridge – Team Tre
2025 5-11 PF Kaleigh Beaver – Towns County
2025 6-0 F Justus Fitzgerald – Roswell – Team Huncho
2026 5-10 W Maddie Siuta – Dawson County – North GA Magic
2026 5-8 F Kayla Wilkins – Athens Academy – Classic City Ballers
2027 5-11 W Sophia Louis-Pierre – Capstone Academy – Team Elite
2028 5-2 G Syriana Childers – Parkview – Queens of Basketball
2023 5-7 PG Denver Arnold – Valdosta – Porter Sports
2024 5-8 F Janiah Borders – Madison County – CCB
2024 6-2 C Brianna Pelote – Woodville-Tompkins – Celtics
2025 5-3 PG Emeri Billings – Jefferson – L.E. Elite
2025 5-7 SG Amelia Brown – South Forsyth – Georgia Flames
2025 6-0 F Kayla Cleaveland – River Ridge – Southeast All-Stars
2025 5-10 C Aja Vickers – Tri-Cities – NSG Wolfpack
2026 5-8 G Laura Frances Willis – North Oconee – 3SSB Team Elite Hubbard 16U
2026 5-4 G Francesca Jones – Veterans
2024 5-7 CG Addison Hoard – Banks County – FBC EOTO
2024 5-8 PG Dakota Phillips – Hart County – Southeast All-Stars
2024 5-9 W Gaby LoPresti – North Cobb Christian – FBC Dynasty Elite
2024 6-1 C Carley Segars – Banks County – FBC EOTO
2025 5-7 G Jaden Young – Morgan County – The Basketball Academy
2025 5-10 PF Eva Bishop – Dawson County – FBC EOTO
2025 5-8 F Aziza Smith– Parkview – Queens of Basketball
2026 5-5 G Kendall Drayton – Woodward Academy – Team Elite Hubbard
2026 5-3 G Rabun Tucker – Shiloh – Queens of Basketball
2027 5-7 G Michel Robbins – Jefferson
2024 5-5 PG Brelan Sieveking – Towns County
2024 5-6 CG Jasmine Perez – Centennial – Atlanta Cagers
2024 5-7 W Sally Bullard – Athens Academy
2025 5-7 G Skyler Brady – Jefferson – L.E. Elite
2025 5-10 W Kenzie Weyer – Lambert – Team Tre
2025 5-11 PF Bayleigh Winkler – Murray County – FBC Tipton
2025 5-4 G Kennedi Benton – Parkview
2025 5-6 G Jonnya Snelling – Tucker – Queens of Basketball
2026 5-6 G Leslie Bradley – North Oconee – FBC EOTO
2026 5-6 G Martha Vachtsevanos – North Hall – SI Max
2024 5-5 PG Anna Rodriguez – Lambert – Georgia Queen Elite
2024 5-8 W Lucy Ray – Gilmer – North Georgia Summit
2024 5-7 G Sophia Riblet – Gilmer
2025 5-7 G Kendall Banks – Alcovy – Triple Threat All-Stars
2025 5-6 PG Hannah Lopez – Denmark – Georgia Queen Elite
2026 5-4 G Ansley Moore – Athens Christian
2026 6-0 F Stephanie Schott – St. John Bosco Academy – Team Tre
2026 6-3 C Marlene Mbilima – Athens Christian
2028 5-0 G Aurora Agner – Parkview – Queens of Basketball
2028 5-4 G Liyat Techilo – Parkview – Queens of Basketball
2030 5-5 G Lydia Robillard – Decatur – Queens of Basketball
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2025 5-7 PG Ty Jones – Greenbrier – Team Power
2025 5-11 PG David Culbreath-Martin – Duluth – TRIBE ATL
2022 6-0 G Kairion Morrison – Stephens County – Youthlink
2023 6-3 W Jarvis Weaver – Chestatee
2023 6-1 W David Batts – Oconee County
2024 6-3 W Zakhar Valasiuk – Tallulah Falls
2024 6-1 SG Connor Scott – Cambridge – Georgia State Warriors
2022 6-4 F Landon Norton – Fannin County
2022 5-10 G Tyrece Mackie – Stephens County – Currahee Defenders
2022 5-7 PG Cade Williams – Chestatee
2022 5-9 PG Kobe Brown – Burke County
2026 6-3 W Devin Hutcherson – Johns Creek – Aim High
2023 6-6 F Noah Hutchinson – Oconee County – Classic City Ballers
2023 5-11 PG Jaheim Crayton – Georgia Cyber Academy
2024 5-11 G MJ Marable – George Walton Academy – Flame 2024
2023 5-11 G Mason Smith – Duluth – IBA
2023 6-3 SG Keyni Crawford – Putnam County – JC Ducks
2023 6-1 F Eli Parlier – Chestatee
2024 6-2 SG Cooper Welch – Rabun County
2022 6-5 F Dantavian Allen – Burke County – BC Pride
2023 5-10 PG Jackson Morris – Commerce
2023 5-8 PG Sean Stoddard – Calvary Day – Coastal Bulls
2022 5-10 G Avian Allen – Burke County – BC Pride
2023 6-3 W Payton Ellison – Putnam County
2024 5-10 G Miles Hawkins – Union Grove
2024 6-4 W Jason Isaac – Georgia Jayhawks
2022 6-4 F Jalen Carr – Rockdale County – GAA
2025 5-9 G Louie Koulouvaris – East Forsyth – Tier 2 Elite
2024 6-0 PG Davon Drane – Camp Jewell House
2024 6-1 W Alexander Barnes – Union Grove
2025 6-1 SG Drew Cail – Calvary Day
2025 6-2 W Drew Snyder – Dalton
2022 6-4 F Austin Bater – Chestatee
2023 5-8 PG AJ Russell – Stephens County – Currahee Defenders
2022 5-9 G Isidro Hernandez – Cross Keys
2022 6-2 W Jeremy Sams – Veterans – Georgia Rebels
2023 5-11 G Matthew Simpson – Commerce – Classic City Ballers
2023 5-10 G Anthony Chirombo – Riverside Military
2022 6-2 CG Dalen Gales – Jefferson – GA Trendsetters