Easy to see why 6’6 ‘28 Josh Lowery (California Basketball Club) is such highly regarded prospect. Showcasing a versatile, well-rounded game with the size, shooting, and instincts to cause a ton of problems for opponents. Adaptable to various different roles #PhenomHoops

6’7 ‘26 Keeper Jackson (Tennessee Collegiate) has so much appeal. Already possesses a college-ready frame with length, athleticism, and a translatable skillset. Adaptable, low-maintenance piece with offensive versatility & ability to defend multiple positions #PhenomHoops

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Although he won’t receive as much attention as others, 5’10 ‘26 Jordan Askew (California Basketball Club) is undeniably vital to the success of this group. Smart, unselfish point guard who rebounds, defends the point of attack, and consistently makes the right play #PhenomHoops

6’3 ‘27 Lincoln Vinson (Tennessee Collegiate) sets the tone with his activity and toughness. Explosive finisher and shot-maker who fills it up as a scorer and constantly involves himself in the rebounding battle. Simply knows how to do the little things #PhenomHoops

6’4 ‘26 Brandon McCoy (California Basketball Club) is an absolute monster. Incredibly fearless, explosive, and physical with amazing feel & instincts. Leads by example. Elite rebounder and defender. Impossible to truly relay how much he impacts a game. Special player #PhenomHoops

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6’5 ‘26 Jossiah Johnson (Phoenix Montessori) continues to lead this group. Consistently finishing, getting to the line, or applying pressure in the midrange. Switchable, versatile piece. Setting the tone on the glass with his energy, physicality, and toughness #PhenomHoops

Difficult to ignore the constant involvement of 6’4 ‘27 Caiden Jenkins (Phoenix Montessori) for this group. Showing a well-rounded scoring arsenal with the ability to initiate, create, and play without the ball. Physical defender and rebounder #PhenomHoops

6’1 ‘28 Justin Golphin (Bull City Prep) is highlighting strong scoring instincts. Lethal spot-up threat with the ability to attack closeouts and hit jumpers off the bounce. Playing hard and utilizing his length to make an impact defensively #PhenomHoops

Commitment: Luke Barnett Chooses Kansas 🔗 - https://t.co/LtQZ37E9sU Skilled shooter with size and confidence — adds another weapon to the Jayhawks’ backcourt for the future.

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2027 6’3 G Lincoln Vinson impacts the game in a variety of ways. Competes on every possession, shoots it efficiently, rebounds at a high rate for his position, and finishes strong at the rim with athleticism and control.

2026 6’5 Jossiah Johnson has been impressive early, knocking down shots from deep and using his size to attack the rim. Draws contact, gets to the line, and consistently applies pressure. A prospect college programs in the state need to be tracking. #PhenomHoops

Ashton Pierce Chooses Sacramento State 🔗 - https://t.co/0Ob0g0xBoh North Mecklenburg standout Ashton Pierce is headed to Sacramento State. Versatile guard who plays with confidence, IQ, and toughness — perfect addition for the Hornets’ backcourt.

Going to be an asset for whatever program lands him. A gym rat that likes to win. Put him in any situation and he will perform to the highest ability in that role

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2026 6’5 Brandon McCoy (Sierra Canyon) continues to impress with his defensive instincts and athleticism. His timing, length, and ability to cover ground make him a disruptive presence. Competes with nonstop energy, attacks downhill, and constantly impacts winning plays on both

2028 6’6 Josh Lowery (Sierra Canyon) continues to shine as a smooth, skilled wing with advanced scoring ability. Can create his own shot, knock down jumpers from deep, and finish through contact. Competes on both ends, using length and effort to impact defensively. #PhenomHoops

6’1 ‘28 JJ Sati-Grier (California Basketball Club) plays with such impressive poise. Utilizing his quickness and crafty handle to consistently beat opponents off the bounce. Mixing it up as a scorer from all levels. Displaying sharp instincts to force turnovers #PhenomHoops

6’5 ‘26 Brandon McCoy (California Basketball Club) legitimately has all the tools you want in a prospect. Incredibly explosive with speed, quickness, and a magnet-like nose for the ball. Suffocating defender and phenomenal rebounder. Constantly involved in the action #PhenomHoops

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6’5 ‘26 Jossiah Johnson (Phoenix Montessori) feels like one of the more under-recruited players in the state. Strong, physical athlete. Shooting the ball at a high clip while still offering his usual amount of toughness, rebounding, and defensive versatility #PhenomHoops

6’5 ‘26 Christian Gibson (Tennessee Collegiate) simply knows how to impact the game. Smart, strong, and athletic. Rebounding, defending multiple positions, and scoring from all levels as an incredibly low-maintenance option. Showcasing a complete game #PhenomHoops

Love the way 6’10 ‘26 D’Nharayane Vital (Tennessee Collegiate) anchors the paint. Dominates the glass and protects the rim through his incredible length, timing, and nonstop motor. Runs the floor hard in transition. Doesn’t need to score to impact a game #PhenomHoops