Kelly Memorial Classic
2029 Brysen Wright was one of the top standouts over the weekend. The tenacious wing from Tre Mann is a true competitor and leaves it all on the court. Wright is a serious threat from behind the perimeter and can catch fire showing the ability to score on consecutive possessions. His strength and speed off the dribble allows him to get down hill and score effectively at the rim through and around contact. Definitely a player to watch out of Murray Middle in Florida.
Thomas Landeck is an intriguing prospect in the class of 2026. Landeck has good size at 6’6″ and is versatile at the forward position with the ability to rotate to shooting guard. He can play inside or out as a defender and scorer. He’s able to bang with taller forwards and is able to shoot over the top of smaller guards. The Redline UA standout showed consistency shooting mid range and from behind the arch and can be an asset on the glass. Landeck plays well within the offense and played a big part in his team bringing home the Championship.
Jacody Terry had arguably one of the best performances over the weekend for the Decatur Blazers. Terry’s defensive awareness is at an elite level with his ball hawk ability to force turnovers and steals as he averaged over 5 steals per game. His offensive game is a slasher that’s hard to stay in front of with his quick first step and innate ability to find space to attack the rim. He’s a great rebounder on both ends and came up with 2 clutch offensive rebounds against Tre Mann that ultimately saved the game and brought the Blazers the Gold Bracket championship hardware.
David Askew was a dominant force over weekend for Newnan Elite. Askew is another guy that plays with a competitive edge and wants to win every possession and every game. He’s a great asset on the defensive end with rebounding and blocks at the rim. Offensively he showed the ability to dominant the interior, scoring on multiple possessions where the defense had no answer. The East Coweta product is emerging into a prospect in 2027 and will definitely be on our radar as he continues his high school career
Joshua Sanders is already a top prospect in 2029 and showed why over the weekend with his game and upside potential. Sanders is a great rim protector and you can tell he takes pride in making the opposition work for baskets in his presence. He has great agility for his size and moves well without the ball to find space to score. The Bay Creek standout is an asset on the glass on both ends and showed his strength to finish though defenders, scoring on several and-one opportunities. He has a nice touch on his shot and is comfortable playing around the perimeter, which really shows his upside and potential to be an elite versatile forward.
King Bacot is special talent for Team Loaded. He’s a top prospect in his class and showed why over the weekend at the Kelly Memorial Classic. Bacot is incredibly poised and patient at the PG position. He can attack and score with either hand, and is an elite finisher which makes him hard to defend and game plan against. Bacot is another high level competitor that wants the ball in his hands and plays well on the defensive end with his ability to force turnovers and turn it into offense scoring or facilitating. The Manchester product has a high ceiling and is on the right track to keep his high ranking going forward.
Zaire Colbert had an impressive showing and is in the best performances conversation from over the weekend. Zaire had a major impact in his teams success as they made a gold bracket championship appearance to only come up short by 1. He’s a high motor guy on both ends of the floor and has a high IQ for his age. Colbert is poised in his game play and seems to always make the best play whether its scoring or setting up teammates to score. He has great floor awareness and will make you pay if you get caught sleeping with attacks at the rim or lining up the 3. Colbert is on pace to be an elite prospect in his class for his position.
Trace Adock is another 2029 guy that showed consistency from start to finish from the weekend. Adcock is never rushed in his game and his ability to read the floor is really special for his class. His range behind the arch is real as he knocked on several three point field goals from close to half court. Trace’s passing skills and floor vision is a major asset to any offense. The Rabun Middle product is great at moving without the ball which makes it easy for teammates to find him for scoring opportunities and adds to his scoring arsenal.