All-Star Weekend Prime Performers Boys 2030

Cooper Head | West Preview
When lining up against Cooper Head don’t judge a book by its cover. The diminutive guard is an assassin! He plays fast, under control and selflessly. Teammates of his must be ready for flashy, yet crisp passes that he has in his bag. Defenders are normally at his mercy calling for help. His three level scoring ability makes him virtually unguardable in one on one situations.

Josiah Dempsey | East Preview
Dempsey is a sniper to say the least. The lucky lefty has a sweet stroke from the perimeter and has wherewithal to use it to his advantage without relying on it too much. Being so young and having the mindset to not be one dimensional  is a testament to his understanding of the game of basketball. Every year he looks stronger, more attentive, more skillful and a better leader. Dempsey is one to track heavily in these next 5 years.

Keisean Roberts | East Preview
Roberts has one of the best crossovers in Georgia. He has the ball on a string, knows how to lure defenders to sleep and blow right by them. Roberts has a quick first step and quick trigger on his jumper. He stops on a dime well and gets to his spots effectively. Roberts finishes in traffic just as good as any small guard in his class.

Cash Lowery | North Preview
Lowery is a lead guard that scorers would love to play with. He’s extremely unselfish and can make something out of nothing when leading the charge. In addition to his playmaking skills, Lowery can also take the pressure off his teammates by putting the ball in the hoop himself. Defenses be aware keying in on other players when Lowery’s on the floor, he’s a special all-around talent.

Camrin Gee | East Preview
Good luck if you end up on an island against Gee. The shifty and crafty guard has a tight handle that broke defenders down at All-Star Weekend. He has the capability of dismantling defensive strategies with his impressive ball-handling skills. Opponents struggle to keep pace. Gee is amazing in high-pressure situations.

Adam Sulewski | East Preview
Sulewski has good size and demands attention in the paint. He runs the floor goal to goal and scores well in transition. Sulewski is pretty versatile and can open the game up for his team with strength and finesse. Interesting prospect to track going forward.

Antwon Davis Jr | North Preview
Davis Jr made an incredible game winner in which he displayed good footwork just to get the shot off. He’s a crafty guard that looks to get into the paint to make plays.

Brody Smith | North Preview
Smith is a rising top player in 2030 and rightfully so. He took every matchup personally at All-Star Weekend. Players must bring their A Game when lining up against Smith. He has a ton in his tool box. Smith was proficient from all over the floor, clicking on all cylinders.

Juelz Butler | South Preview
Butler has an unbelievable feel for the game. He can get a bucket and lock you up. Butler scores in a variety of ways that makes it tough for defenses to make him do what they prefer. He’s a good help defender and even better on ball defender. Look out for this 7th grader.

Deshonvris Lundy | South Preview
Lundy’s proficiency as a three-level scorer, demonstrates a remarkable capability in finishing at the rim, executing mid-range shots, and converting threes with precision. Lundy also possesses a unique passing ability that sets his teammates up nicely. His vision on the court allows him to identify and exploit defensive weaknesses, facilitating the creation of scoring opportunities for teammates.