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Jevin Finley (UofH - PTC Select 15U) has promising upside at the G/F position. His length makes him disruptive on defense, but he also displays confident scoring abilities in the mid range and from outside. Court 7. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Joseph White (Bama Elite 17U) shows good outside scoring efficiency, and decision making within pick and roll situations. A high-upside lead guard. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Trey Mitchell (Bama Elite 17U) is a promising young forward with great size and awareness. He has touch from the outside, can put the ball on the floor, as well as create opportunities for his teammates. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jason Staley (Carolina Pressure 15U) continues to show maturity beyond his age at the PG spot. Manipulating pick and roll situations, finding slashers, communicating with his teammates effectively. Court 9. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jordan Scott (Developing Character 17U) plays well within in a G/F role for his team. He has long arms and moves well without the ball to get his shot off from the outside. He shows potential as a two-way player. Court 2. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Kamron Fitzpatrick (Elevate To Greatness 17U) shows promise at the G/F spot. He can operate in the mid-post, and moves well without the ball. Also presents himself as a second line of defense for his team. Court 2. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Trae Dorsey (Developing Character 17U) is a physical guard that knows how to use his frame on drives to the rim. He’s also displayed good instinct to move without the ball for spot up opportunities. Court 2. Hoover Metropolitan Complex @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Anderson Popov (Developing Character 17U) shows upside as a guard with 3&D qualities. He uses his length to disrupt shots and has outside range, but also creates opportunities for others with his off ball movement. Court 2. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Leo Clark (Developing Character 17U) is an athletic guard with good awareness on both sides of the floor. He plays the passing lanes well, and finds gaps for his mid range game and rim opportunities. Court 2. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

David Oates (Bout a Bucket 17U) has strong upside at the G/F spot. He’s alert in transition, aggressive on boards, uses his size to operate in the post, and also displays the ability to shoot from the outside. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Heathe-Thro Healings (Bout a Bucket 17U) is a high-upside lead guard. He plays with great patience in pick and roll sets, can shoot, and uses his first step well on his attack to the rim. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Chase McKenzie (Phoenix City Academy 17U) has a high motor and relentless attack to the rim at the guard spot. He can draw contact and has the strength to finish through it. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

John Nwoye (TN United 17U American) is an athletic big with promise. He can guard multiple positions, runs the floor well, and displays a soft touch within range. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Austin Harris (TN United 17U American) shows promise on both sides of the floor at the guard position. He moves his feet, utilizes his length for on ball pressure, and on offense is quick to his mid range jumper. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Antione Graves (Phoenix City Academy 17U) shows promising potential as an athletic guard. His size and quickness is displayed through his first step on offense and how he disrupts drives on the defensive end. Court 11. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Terrance Small (XPC Elite 17U) displays good tools at the F/G spot. He can put it on the floor and drive, defend multiple positions, and isn’t afraid to push the ball in transition. Court 3. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jaquez Marshall (Sipp United 17U) shows promise as a forward with a soft touch and hangs around the offensive glass. Should create more matchup issues the more he develops his frame. Court 3. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jaylan Johnson (XPC Elite 17U) does really well putting pressure on the rim with his quickness and footwork off the dribble. Also, very adept at finding his teammates while slashing. Court 3. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Maximus Owens (Sipp United 17U) shows poise at the guard position. Able to play out of the pick and roll and attack spots off the dribble, without disrupting the flow of the offense. Court 3. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jadus Sohriando (XPC Elite 17U) is also displaying an ability to push the ball in transition on his own. Evolving with the game as it’s played today. Court 3. Hoover Metropolitan Complex. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League