1.Naeem Colston- Fels (6’4 Shooting Guard)Colston is a hard nose guard with a relentless energy. All day long we witnessed tough play after tough play. He finishes well against contact and against bigger defenders. He showed his great athleticism while finishing transition with dunks. Colston scored from all 3 levels.

2. Sa’ir Alsbrooks – MCS (6’6″ Wing Forward): Alsbrooks is a versatile forward with a high basketball IQ. He excels in the mid-range game and has the ability to score in traffic. Alsbrooks’ length and agility make him a solid defender who can guard multiple positions effectively. 

3. Zack Campbell – Dobbins (6’3″ Wing Forward): Campbell is a versatile forward with a smooth shooting stroke and solid defensive instincts. He’s capable of knocking down shots from beyond the arc and finishing around the rim. Campbell’s length and athleticism also make him a disruptive presence on defense. 

4. Jon Clark – Rock Top (6’4″ Wing Guard): Clark is a versatile guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good defensive instincts. He’s capable of scoring from anywhere on the court and can also contribute as a playmaker for his teammates. Clark’s size and athleticism make him a solid perimeter defender. 

5. Hasan Dawson – Fels (6’5″ Wing Forward): Dawson is a strong, physical wing player who thrives in the paint. He’s adept at scoring through contact and grabbing rebounds on both ends of the floor. While he may need to work on his outside shot, his defensive intensity and rebounding make him a valuable asset. 

6. Jabrelle Dennison (6’4″ Wing Guard): Dennison showcases excellent athleticism and versatility on both ends of the floor. His ability to drive to the basket combined with his solid perimeter shooting makes him a threat on offense. Defensively, he has the length and agility to guard multiple positions effectively. 

7. Jasir Dean – ECH (6’4″ Combo Guard): Dean is a skilled ball-handler and playmaker who can create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. His ability to shoot from outside and drive to the basket keeps defenders guessing. Dean also shows promise on the defensive end with his quick hands and footwork. 

8. Eli Ephraim – The Heights (6’2″ Point Guard): Ephraim is a crafty point guard with a high basketball IQ and excellent court vision. He’s adept at running the pick-and-roll and finding open teammates for easy buckets. While he may not possess elite athleticism, Ephraim’s basketball instincts allow him to make an impact on both ends of the floor. 

9. A.J. McKinnie – Simione (6’3″ Point Guard): McKinnie is a dynamic point guard with excellent ball-handling skills and scoring ability. He’s a threat to drive to the basket or pull up for a jumper off the dribble. McKinnie’s passing ability and defensive intensity round out his game as a floor general. 

10. Cameron Rembert – Vaux (6’2″ Guard): Rembert is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good court vision. He’s capable of running the offense and making plays for his teammates. While he may be undersized, Rembert compensates with his quickness and basketball IQ on both ends of the floor. 

11. Daiysaan Trusty – Eastside (6’6″ Power Forward): Trusty is a physical presence in the paint with the ability to score and rebound at a high level. He’s capable of finishing through contact and cleaning up the glass on both ends of the floor. Trusty’s size and strength make him a force in the post defensively as well. 

12. Nasseem Wright- MCS (6’7″ Wing Forward): Wright possesses impressive size and athleticism for a wing player. He’s a capable scorer both inside and outside, with the ability to stretch the floor with his shooting. Wright’s length also makes him a factor on defense, where he can alter shots and grab rebounds. 

13. Amir Speights (6’5″ Wing Forward): Speights is a dynamic forward with a diverse skill set. He excels in transition, using his athleticism to finish at the rim or make plays for his teammates. Speights’ size also allows him to contribute on the boards and defend multiple positions.