May 2026
The second weekend of the 2026 3SSB season has concluded, with Session II taking place in Mishawaka, Indiana at the Mishawaka Fieldhouse. Programs from across the United States gathered and faced off during the live period, with hundreds of college coaches in attendance. There were countless standout performances throughout the weekend, including the following 15 prospects who established themselves as names to know ahead of Session III in Bryan, TX.
Kamsi Awaka | 6-10 Big | 2027 | New Heights 17U
The high-motored big, Kamsi Awaka, showed the ability to be a play-finisher off of teammate creation, running lanes effectively for transition dunks and battling through contact on duck-in finishes at the rim. He also fought for putbacks on the offensive glass. The 6-foot-10 big also flashed the ability to step out and shoot it from the perimeter, knocking down four three-pointers over the weekend. Defensively, he guards with intent and is trusted to switch onto perimeter players despite being a big. He blocked a handful of jumpers throughout, displaying the ability to recover and get out to shooters. He also altered and deflected numerous shots at the rim, rotating over on drives from the weak-side. On the weekend, Awaka averaged 16.0 PPG, 5.5 RPG, and 4.3 BPG.
Javon Bardwell | 6-8 Wing | 2027 | Compton Magic 17U
An above-the-rim athlete who can flush dunks with ease, Javon Bardwell possesses quick straight-line speed and excels when he can get out in transition to slash and use his athleticism. He is a crafty driver with an array of moves to get downhill and creates his own offense. He also showed the ability to hit tough runners in the lane. Additionally, he generated a lot of fouls and put the defense in a real bind, averaging 8.0 FTA per game. He also flashed some upside defensively at the point-of-attack, using his tools and agility to stay in front of drivers. Bardwell also contributed on the glass, both on the offensive and defensive sides of the floor. Across three games, the explosive wing averaged 23.7 PPG, 8.7 RPG, 3.3 APG, 1.3 SPG, and 1.0 BPG.
D’Ari Bruce | 6-3 Guard | 2029 | Team Lillard 16U
A dominant physical presence for his age, D’Ari Bruce uses his shoulders to drive through defenders and flashed some acrobatic finishing ability, including spin finishes at the rim. There’s some real upside with Bruce as a cutter, too, considering his finishing package and frame to handle contact. He also displayed some shotmaking ability from deep, while mixing in fun passing flashes off the bounce. With his size + skillset, Bruce also displayed the ability to play both on and off the ball. An intriguing long term prospect to track who averaged 12.8 PPG, 1.5 RPG, 2.0 APG, and 0.5 BPG while playing up across four games.
Grayson Burton | 6-5 Guard | 2028 | Tennessee Impact 16U
A broad-shouldered wing with solid positional size, Grayson Burton is a three-level scorer with a confident, compact shooting stroke that he gets off quickly, and can also be utilized as a movement shooter. His shooting gravity allows him to attack closeouts and straight-line drive. He has some mid range creation to his game as well, while showing playmaking craft with no-look passes to manipulate the defense. Burton scored at a high clip, averaging 22.8 PPG across four games, while shooting 52.4 percent from the field (33-63 FG) and 43.8 percent from three (14-32).
Drew Cabana | 6-5 Guard | 2029 | Indiana Elite 15U
The Michigan native impressed over the weekend with his diverse scoring arsenal. He shoots a soft ball from deep with smooth mechanics and touch, drifting to open space and staying shot-ready for open attempts. He separates from defenders with side-steps as an off-the-dribble shotmaker from distance and can also get to his mid-range pull-up when attacking sloppy closeouts. To illustrate how well he can shoot it, he went for 27 against Team Lillard, converting 7-of-10 three-point attempts in the process. For Session II, Cabana averaged 17.0 PPG, 2.3 RPG, 1.5 APG, and 2.3 SPG, while shooting 49.1 percent from the field (26-53) and 48.0 percent from three (12-25).
Christian Cast | 6-4 Guard | 2027 | Power 5 17U
A guard with natural tools, Christian Cast is a low-mistake player with a smooth pace to his game, getting to his spots with comfort and ease. He is a polished range shooting threat with a scalable jumper. He also can operate in the mid-range, separating from defenders in the middle of the floor. Defensively, he is an engaged defender who did a nice job of breaking plays up. In Mishawaka, he averaged 19.3 PPG, 1.3 RPG, 1.8 APG, 1.3 SPG, and 0.3 BPG on efficient 49/50/75 shooting splits.
Kingston Hunt | 5-9 Guard | 2029 | Power 5 15U
Kingston Hunt, a speedy guard, keeps his foot on the gas – applying pressure as a scorer at multiple levels. He routinely touches the paint with his quickness, where he can use floaters and layups to evade rim-protectors. He’s also a threat in ball screens as a scorer due to his pull-up shooting repertoire, while showing range on his jumper. When isolating against defenders, he uses side-steps to create space for his pull-up from three. He also has soft touch from deep and is used as a movement shooter in baseline out of-bounds situations. He’s also a pesky point-of-attack defender, leveraging his quick hands and feet to disrupt ball-handlers. During Session II, he averaged 19.0 PPG, 2.3 RPG, 2.3 APG, and 1.0 SPG across four games.
Parker McDaniel | 6-4 Guard | 2028 | Southern Assault 16U
Where Parker McDaniel hangs his hat is as a perimeter sniper, excelling as a three-point threat. He has a quick trigger and knocks down spot-up and movement jumpers at a high rate. His shooting prep is the reason for his success, as he squares himself to the rim and has repeatable, smooth mechanics. When run off the line, the 6-foot-4 guard can get to his pull-up in the mid-range with rhythm and pace. Defensively, he’s disciplined and engaged, sliding his feet to stay in front of ball-handlers, while being attentive off the ball. Over the weekend, he averaged 21.5 PPG, 2.3 RPG, 1.5 APG, 0.8 SPG, and 0.3 BPG. He converted 54.5 percent of his attempts from the field (30-55), a ridiculous 57.1 percent of his three-point attempts (16-28), and 90.9 percent of his free-throw attempts (10-11).
Micah Mohler | 6-5 Guard/Wing | 2029 | Midwest Basketball Club 15U
A fundamental finisher with either hand, Micah Mohler seals smaller opponents and finishes over the top, and is capable of diving to the rim in pick-and-roll situations to catch and finish. He excels as a straight-line driver, getting downhill both in transition and in the halfcourt. He made some plays as a cutter off the ball, too. He also flashed some mid-range shotmaking ability from the mid-post and off the dribble. Further, he stood out with his presence on the glass, using his active motor and soft hands to snatch boards in traffic. He plays bigger than his listed size and plays with a sense of physicality. His defensive playmaking was on display, as well, jumping passing lanes and blocking shots. Overall, it was a productive weekend for Mohler, as he averaged a well-rounded 21.3 PPG, 10.0 RPG, 1.3 APG, 1.8 SPG, and 1.5 BPG.
Malachi Odugbela | 6-6 Guard | 2028 | BABC 16U
Malachi Odugbela, a big guard, is a coordinated mover with good body control and polished footwork. He has a crafty, nuanced, functional handle that allows him to get to his spots to create for himself and teammates. As a driver, he has a wide variety of finishes in his bag, including step-thrus, euros, and floaters. He also displayed some off-the-dribble shotmaking from multiple levels and got to the free throw line at a respectable rate, averaging 6.0 FTA per game. Defensively, he really leverages his length and agility to make things happen. He blows plays up with his activity level and instincts. Through three games played at Session II, Odugbela averaged 21.0 PPG, 2.7 RPG, 2.0 APG, and 1.7 SPG. He also shot 61.8 percent from the field (21-34), 40.0 percent from three (4-10), and 89.5 percent from the free-throw line (17-19).
Jordan Page | 6-6 Guard | 2027 | Garner Road 17U
An explosive athlete who can play above the rim, Jordan Page balances his elite natural tools with a multi-faceted skillset. He possesses a refined mid-range scoring package, using shoulder bumps to separate, making difficult pull-up jumpers look easy. His shot-creation ability popped in Mishawaka, as he was a natural getting to his spots and generating his own offense. He can also keep the defense honest from 3, and gets good elevation on his jumper. He made some sound passing reads to the open man in transition, as well. On the weekend through four games played, the lefty averaged 17.5 PPG, 6.0 RPG, 2.3 APG, 0.8 SPG, and 0.8 BPG.
Antonio Pemberton | 6-1 Guard | 2027 | Mass Rivals 17U
A shifty guard who plays with energy and passion, Antonio Pemberton is a blur with the ball in his hands and gets downhill in a hurry. He can finish acrobatically or with finesse at the rim to evade rim protectors, using scoops or reverses in the process. He flashed some mid-range shotmaking ability, as well. The Mass Rivals guard is a capable three-point shooter, shooting 39.1 percent on 23 attempts during the session. Defensively, he is very quick laterally and can cut off drives when engaged, with quick hands that allow him to jar balls loose and hop passing lanes. He finished the session with averages of 20.0 PPG, 2.0 RPG, 2.0 APG, and 2.3 SPG.
Kevin Savage III | 6-0 Guard | 2027 | Game Elite 17U
A tough floor general who organizes his team on both ends, Kevin Savage III is a skilled shotmaker off the dribble from both mid-range and deep. He gets to his spots and elevates over bigger defenders with ease. He finishes plays in transition and also makes some acrobatic finishes at the rim. Defensively, his activity level off the ball generates transition opportunities for his team. On the weekend, the lefty lead guard averaged 20.5 PPG, 1.0 RPG, 1.0 APG, and 1.8 SPG.
Kamari Whyte | 6-4 Guard | 2027 | New Heights 17U
A strong, physical presence in the backcourt, Kamari Whyte is an explosive athlete and a fearless attacker who can tear down the rim as a finisher. He’s skilled with either hand and creates separation with bumps when driving to the rim. His straight-line speed allows him to touch the paint at a pretty efficient rate, as well, allowing him to create for teammates. Defensively, he blows plays up with his quick ground coverage off the ball and routinely turns defense into offense. His physical tools give him intriguing upside on the defensive end, with the strength and speed to be a switchable defender on the perimeter. It was an efficient weekend for Whyte, as he shot 63.2 percent from the field (24-38), 66.7 percent from three (albeit on low volume), and 75.0 percent from the free-throw line (18-24). He averaged 17.3 PPG, 4.3 RPG, 2.5 APG, 2.0 SPG, and 0.3 BPG in Session II.
Juleeyan Williams | 6-4 Guard | 2029 | Compton Magic 16U
A relentless offensive presence who stays in attack mode, Juleeyan Williams is a three-level threat with a polished scoring arsenal. He flashed creativity as a slasher, converting off-foot floaters and using euro steps in transition to get by defenders. Williams also made multiple trips to the free throw line and converted efficiently when doing so. He hit some tough shots from the mid-range, while knocking down difficult off-the-dribble jumpers from deep, proving to be a true multi-level shotmaker. The 6-foot-4 guard is a natural at creating his own space, using stepbacks and sidesteps to create separation. He immediately made his presence felt on day one, totaling 35 points against the Upward Stars, setting the tone for a strong four-game stretch, where he put up 21.3 PPG, 5.5 RPG, and 1.8 APG on 57.1 percent shooting from the field.
Additional Standouts
Herbert Agamba – Austin Rivers SE Elite 16U, Emmanuel Ahamefule – Team Lillard 17U, Justin Akengbowa – Tennessee Impact 16U, Ryder Akins – Tennessee Impact 17U, Totu Akuentok – Brookwood Lu Dort Elite 17U, Cameron Anderson – Team Lillard 17U, Jeremiah Anderson – Atlanta Celtics 15U, Kelvin “Pop” Anderson, Jr. – Team Loaded 16U, Lucai Anderson – Southern Assault 17U, Riley Anderson – Breakaway Basketball 15U, Rudy Anderson – Atlanta Celtics 17U, Alonzo Archbold – New Heights 17U, Amani Asare – Team Loaded South 17U, King Bacot – Team Loaded 15U, Carter Bagley – Dream Vision 16U, Baer Bailey – Atlanta Celtics 16U, Ivan Bamaze – ETG 16U, Bradly Basila – Indiana Elite 16U, Shalahn Beckford – Austin Rivers SE Elite 16U, Charles Bezenah – Southern Assault 16U, Daylen Bolding – Washington Warriors 17U, MJ Boyd – 99OVR 16U, Zion Braimah – Breakaway Basketball 17U, Tristan Breland – Indiana Elite 15U, Jacoby Briscoe – Washington Warriors 17U, Benjamin Brown – Midwest Basketball Club 15U, Ja’Rye Brown – Wildcat Select 17U, Codey Bush – Phenom United 15U, Brian Cal, Jr. – Arkansas Hawks 16U, K’Nard Callendar – MBJ Elite 17U, Adriel Cantave – BABC 16U, Hunter Caplan – California Gold 17U, Maurice Carter II – Compton Magic 16U, Antoine Caughman, Jr. – Upward Stars 16U, Amare Chandler – Team Lillard 16U, Mikey Chiara – New Heights 16U, Abraham Cogan – PortlandBoyz Elite 15U, Jashawn Coffey – Phenom United 16U, Kaedyn Cole – Team Loaded 15U, Shane Collins – Anthony Edwards Five 15U, Caleb Coolman – Indiana Elite 16U, Travis Cooper, Jr. – Garner Road 16U, Bryce Curry – Phenom United 17U, Oumar Dabo – Dream Vision 16U, Bob Da Silva – Indiana Elite 15U, Greg Dauer – Austin Rivers SE Elite 16U, Austin Davie – Wildcat Select 16U, Jalen Davis – Slow Grind Elite 17U, Maddox Davis, TJ Ford Elite 17U, Julian DeClou – MBJ Elite 17U, Salim Diaby – BABC 16U, Dean Dohrmann – Open Gym Premier 15U, Austin Dottin – New Heights 15U, Jamie Dunn, Jr. – Arkansas Hawks 15U, Preston Echols – Anthony Edwards Five 17U, Landon Evans – Phenom United 17U, RJ Evans – Austin Rivers SE Elite 17U, Luca Federico – Wildcat Select 16U, Alexy Figueroa – MBJ Elite 15U, Asa Fortune – Tennessee Impact 17U, Jay-T Fretil – MBJ Elite 15U, Christian Fuller MBJ Elite 17U, Ian Gause – Upward Stars 16U, Zeke Gilbert – D1 Minnesota 16U, Kingston Gould – Southern Assault 16U, Silas Graham, K-Low Elite 17U, Ashton Graves – New World 17U, NJ Gray – Atlanta Celtics 15U, Deuce Grayson – Atlanta Celtics 15U, Mason Grivna – Wildcat Select 15U, Jaylen Gunther – Wildcat Select 17U, Brandon Hahn – Lakeshow 17U, Xavier Hall – Game Elite 16U, Desmond Harrington – Upward Stars 17U, Christian Haskett – One Time Legends 17U, Hudson Hatch – Team Loaded 16U, Owen Hatch – Open Gym Premier 16U, DJ Hawkins – BABC 17U, Ean Hayes – Tennessee Impact 16U, KD Hernandez – Game Elite 16U, Le’Shawn Hill – Wildcat Select 16U, Camden Hill – ASAK 17U, Wes Hilldale – Garner Road 17U, LJ Holman – Tennessee Impact 17U, Geren Holmes – Team Loaded South 17U, Kendall Hopkins McGlothen – PortlandBoyz Elite 15U, Max Hopkins – Indiana Elite 15U, Reginald Howell – Game Elite 15U, Joel Hudgins – Southern Assault 16U, DJ Humphries – Gamepoint 17U, Siincere Hudson, Lakeshow 17U, Jordan Hunter – Team Loaded 17U, Kyle Hunter – Phenom United 16U, Jakare Innocent – BABC 17U, Cruz Jackson – Anthony Edwards Five 15U, Javan Jackson – Midwest Basketball Club 15U, Rucker Jamison – Team Loaded South 16U, Darien Jenkins – ETG 16U, James Jenkins III, MBJ Elite 16U, Blaze Johnson – Atlanta Celtics 16U, CJ Johnson, Jr. – Compton Magic 15U, Quaran Johnson, Jr. – Lakeshow 15U, Montae Johnson – Tru Colorado 16U, Tariq Johnson – Open Gym Premier 16U, Max Joiner – Indiana Elite 16U, Josiah Jones, ASAK 17U, Zyion Jones – Upward Stars 16U, Yann Kamagate – Compton Magic 17U, Jed Keenan – D1 Minnesota 15U, Tre Keith – AE5 17U, Cole Kelly – New World 17U, Johnny Lackaff – Austin Rivers SE Elite 15U, Enzo Lee – MBJ Elite 15U, Karter Lowry – K-Low Elite 15U, Isaiah Mack-Russell – Indiana Elite 17U, Shamar Madden – Game Elite 16U, John Mapuor Madol – Austin Rivers SE Elite 16U, Chukwuma Madu – 99OVR 15U, Brandon Martin, Jr. – Wildcat Select 16U, Mason Martin – Breakaway Basketball 17U, Ayden McClinton – 99OVR 15U, Eron McDuffey – Indiana Elite 16U, Reed McGivern – Power 5 15U, Jamaize McGriff – Slow Grind Elite 17U, Akeem McLaren, New York Wiz Kids 16U, King McMillian – Austin Rivers SE Elite 16U, Donnell Meekins, Jr. – Open Gym Premier 15U, Jalen Mehu -, MBJ Elite 17U, Keaton Melcher – ETG 16U, Devin Mikell – Team Loaded 16U, CJ Moore – Upward Stars 16U, Cayden Morrison – Washington Warriors 16U, Keyaan Moulla – Team Lillard 16U, Exauce Muamba – MBJ Elite 17Ut, Nolan Nelson – Austin Rivers SE Elite 17U, Kypton Norris – Midwest Basketball Club 16U, Ahmed Nur – Power 5 17U, JP Oka – Lakeshow 16U, Sylva Okauru – Team Loaded South 15U, Jamaal Oliver, Jr. – Anthony Edwards Five 15U, Emmanuel Oyesanmi – D1 Minnesota 16U, Trayvon Pannell – Atlanta Celtics 16U, Kayden Patrick – Tru Colorado 16U, Kenneth Phillips, Jr. – Anthony Edwards Five 15U, Ryder Powell – PortlandBoyz Elite 15U, Darian Proctor – Tru Colorado 16U, Jeremiah Profit – Gamepoint 17U, Jeremiah “Butta” Queen – Wildcat Select 15U, Tref Rademaker – Power 5 17U, Jaden Redding – Sin City Select 16U, Chase Richardson – Atlanta Celtics 16U, Dillon Robinson – Garner Road 16U, Madden Robinson – Game Elite 16U, Tristan Robinson – New Heights 15U, Justin Roman – Austin Rivers SE Elite 17U, Josiah Rose – 99OVR 16U, Julian Sam – Wildcat Select 15U, Damien Sanu, Mass Rivals 16U, Damari Sawall – Sin City Select 15U, Jaylen Smith – Team Lillard 17U, Jordan Smith – Slow Grind Elite 15U, Josh Smith, Jr. – Atlanta Celtics 17U, Kareem Smith-Bey – New World 17U, Segond Sompa – Tennessee Impact 17U, Elijah Span – Arkansas Hawks 16U, AJ Spevak – Gamepoint 16U, Marshall Starks IV – Wildcat Select 15U, Kenyon St. Louis – Garner Road 16U, Nick Steen – Tennessee Impact 17U, Kalan Steinbeck ETG 16U, Karson Stoudemire – Indiana Elite 15U, Derek Swartz – Mass Rivals 17U, CJ Sweeney – Wildcat Select 15U, EJ Swindle – ETG 15U, King Taylor – 99OVR 16U, Tanner Telford – Breakaway Basketball 15U, James Thomas – Slow Grind Elite 15U, Ja’Cori Thompson – Atlanta Celtics 15U, Jayson Thompson – 99OVR 15U, Will Tonagel – Indiana Elite 15U, Landon Tranberg – 99OVR 15U, Tyler Treder – Gamepoint 16U, Carson Trenz – Midwest Basketball Club 16U, Kellen Troup – D1 Minnesota 17U, Eric Turner – Washington Warriors 17U, Joshua Tyson – Phenom United 17U, Chris Washington, Jr. – Midwest Basketball Club 17U, JJ Watts – Atlanta Celtics 17U, Parks Weaver – Team Lillard 16U, Brice Wiersma – Garner Road 16U, Brendan Williams – Team Lillard 16U, Chase Wilson – Anthony Edwards Five 15U, Kevin Wilson, Jr. – D1 Minnesota 16U, Kane Winiarski – Team Loaded 15U, Jeylan “Chacho” Womack – Team Loaded South 16U, Kolt Yarbrough – Slow Grind Elite 17U, Sheldon Yarbrough – Power 5 15U, Cooper Zachary – Midwest Basketball Club 17U