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Cooper Witte (Southern Ties PRO16 17U) shows strong promise as a two-way guard. His length complements his shooting ability well to make him a good defender, and display a mature offensive game scoring from all 3 levels. Court 11. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jalil Hill (1Family PRO16 17U) shows high upside as a swing forward who can slash, shoot, move laterally, and has guard skills, but also the size to move around well in the paint, and provide second chance opportunities. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Drew Jackson (1Family PRO16 17U) is a table setter who also uses his quickness and shooting to his advantage to help space the floor out and keep driving lanes open for his teammates. He’s just hit 3 big 2nd half shots. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Anthony Brown (1Family PRO16 17U) is a high upside two-way guard. He has the size and quickness that makes him valuable defending on the ball, he can shoot and is explosive in dribble/drive scenarios. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jrue Miller (Team Utah 16U) shows lead guard potential as a tough, pass-first player with long arms, and the ability to shoot outside. Court 11. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Tyjir Broxie (Prominent Elite NXTPRO 17U) has promise as a slashing forward who has good footwork, finishes through contact, and has value on defense as a vocal leader with good size. Court 4. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jaden Williams (Prominent Elite NXTPRO 17U) is a tough guard who has sound defensive principles, and the length and speed to get to the bucket through contact. Court 4. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Tyler Merto (Prominent Elite NXTPRO 17U) displays high upside as a guard with good size and length to score in the post, can shoot it outside, and crashes the glass. Court 4. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

London Dada (Nebraska Supreme PRO16 17U) is a high upside swing forward. His length makes him valuable defensively, he can push the ball up the floor, and displays good outside touch. Court 9. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Elijah Garner (Louisiana Elite PRO16 17U) shows real promise as a two-way guard with his length and quickness. He’s able to defend, and has shown the ability to create his own shot and get to the line. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Ryan Robertson (Louisiana Elite PRO16 17U) shows value as a 3&D guard who can defend and rebound with good leaping ability, but can also space the floor with off ball movement and shooting. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

James Lee (4:44 Athletics PRO16 17U) has good size and uses his frame well to gain possession on boards and protecting the rim. He also moves his feet well on defense around the perimeter. A high upside utility forward. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Jayquan Freeman (4:44 Athletics PRO16 17U) runs the floor really well, has good touch around the rim, and often provides second chance opportunities for his team with his ability to rebound. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Maxwell Vise (Grand Park Premier PRO16 17U) is a promising forward with good touch in the mid range, runs the floor well, and has the quickness to get out on the perimeter to contest. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Dawson Battie (Southern Ties PRO16 17U) has high upside as a swing forward who’s got the size to play in the post, but shows the ability and confidence to create for himself around the perimeter as well. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Lucas Linderman (Grand Park Premier PRO16 17U) shows promise as a forward that can run the floor and provide valuable rim protection with his leaping ability and defensive instincts. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Mekyall Eddie (1of1 Detroit PRO16 15U) is a promising athlete. He rebounds well, can shoot outside, and has the speed and dribble to take defenders on from the perimeter. Court 1. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

LoRon Wright (PAC PRO16 15U) is a tough two-way guard with room to grow, but shows the ability to shoot, absorb contact at the rim, defend, and lead his team. Court 1. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Bryce Garnett (Clarksville Crossovers 17U) is showing promise as a scoring guard with impressive shooting touch. He uses his quickness well against taller defenders to create separation and get to his spots. Court 3. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League

Brodrick Wyatt (COOZ Elite PRO16 17U) is doing a great job of using the foul line to his team’s benefit. Points are tough to come by right now so he’s using his frame and dribble to create contact. Court 5. Henrico Center. @NxtProHoops @PRO16League