Brek Griffin, 2028 Guard, Utah Gold MHC

Two-way impact showed up consistently, with Griffin affecting the game on both ends without needing high volume. He used his athleticism well defensively, anticipating plays and disrupting actions, while also spacing the floor and knocking down shots from midrange and beyond. A steady presence who contributed across multiple areas.

Eli Gilmore, 2028 Guard, Utah Gold MHC

Motor never dipped, and Gilmore found ways to contribute without forcing offense. He played unselfishly, rebounded well for his position, and finished reliably around the rim. Effort and activity level made him a constant positive on the floor.

Treyson Hill, 2028 Guard, Elite 24

Perimeter shooting provided a strong foundation, with Hill knocking down threes while also showing the ability to attack closeouts. He mixed in vertical athleticism when getting downhill, finishing above or around defenders. Unselfish approach helped keep the offense flowing.

Graceson Snow, 2028 Guard, Henderson Havoc

Strength through contact stood out, as Snow consistently absorbed bumps and still completed plays at the rim. He paired that with a quick first step to create advantages and added perimeter shooting to keep defenses honest. Showed playmaking instincts when the defense collapsed.

Jaden Powell, 2028 Guard, Frohlich Sports Academy MHC

Competitiveness showed up on both ends, with Powell constantly involved in hustle plays and loose ball situations. He rebounded outside his area, knocked down perimeter shots, and didn’t shy away from physical moments. Effort level helped him impact possessions beyond scoring.

Walter Hennix III, 2029 Guard, SE Supreme

Transition play was a major strength, where Hennix used his athleticism to get downhill and create easy opportunities. He handled the ball comfortably and showed a developing midrange game, with enough shooting touch to stretch the floor. Most effective when attacking with momentum.

Ramsey Robinson, 2027 Forward, Reign City Rebels

Interior presence anchored everything, with Robinson controlling the glass and finishing consistently around the rim. He ran the floor hard, created second chances, and brought a physical edge that opponents struggled to match. Production came through effort and positioning.

Tyler Dao, 2029 Guard, Wolfpack Training

Shot-making versatility stood out, as Dao connected from deep both off the catch and off the bounce. He attacked closeouts under control and showed creativity finishing in the paint, mixing in touch from the midrange as well. Playmaking ability added another layer to his scoring.

Bennet Palfi, 2028 Forward, Wolfpack Training

Activity and feel drove his impact, with Palfi consistently making the right play without overextending. He contributed on the glass, moved well without the ball, and finished efficiently when opportunities presented themselves. A steady, low-mistake presence.

Aydin Lundstrom, 2028 Forward, San Diego All Stars

Physical tools translated into production, with Lundstrom using strength and length to impact both ends. He rebounded well, ran the floor with purpose, and finished effectively around the rim. Defensive presence added value through contests and positioning.