Bilal’s Middle School Prime Performers: Rumble In The Peach State

Antwan Pennywell | Tallahassee Nets | 2029
Pennywell’s energy was off the charts at the Rumble In The Peach State. The lefty guard made his presence felt by getting deflections, attacking downhill and finishing at the rim at a high clip. Pennywell adds incredible depth to an already loaded backcourt for the Tallahassee Nets.

Jaylen Gaulden | Tallahassee Nets | 2029
Gaulden has elite fast twitches and can stop on a dime with the best of them. His balance and body control makes his moves look like they’re in slow motion, when in reality he’s the fastest and quickest on the floor. Gaulden makes the right play and plays with a fiery attitude you want from your lead guard.

Malik Muhammad | Tallahassee Nets | 2029
Muhammad is a monster. He plays strong, uses his body and looks to establish dominance. Something that is much needed in the paint. Muhammad is even developing a nice jumper that he’ll be able to utilize from time to time. He’s an exciting powerful big to watch.

James Nelson | Atlanta Swish | 2029
Nelson’s silky smooth game is a key component for Atlanta Swish. He is their spark plug. Nelson is a microwave scorer that can be effective off the bench. He has a quick trigger on his jumper and a nice touch on his floater. Nelson’s stock is rising.

Terry Coleman III | Atlanta Swish | 2029
Coleman III is a true leader and floor general that holds his own against all the top competition in 2029. The lightning quick guard loves to get his teammates looks and can exploit a favorable matchup in a heartbeat. Coleman III’s ability to be an extension of his coach on the floor is huge.

Amare Medhin | AOT | 2029
Medhin is a bucket getter that understands the game. As he approaches high school his microwave capabilities will be a hot commodity when the game gets stagnant for his team. Medhin is shifty and can control himself under pressure. Nice 2029 guard.