Quinton Wilson (Class of 2028) ATL Xpress (AAU); Wellington Sports Academy (HS) Ben W. and Coach Cyp discuss 2028 guard Quinton Wilson's ability to make scoring look easy in episode 5 of the RYZE Hoops Fastbreak series.

Jahmar Maurice (Class of 2028) OBG Basketball Academy (AAU); Woodstock (HS) 2028 guard Jahmar Maurice is a small guards who gets buckets in a big way. The 5'11" scorer impressed Ben and Coach Cyp with his scoring ability and they discussed what they liked about his game.

Jackson Harrison (Class of 2027) ATL Celtics (AAU); Milton (HS) 6'4" marksman Jackson Harrison of Milton High School is the topic of Episode Three of the RYZE Hoops Fastbreak series. Harrison is a key piece to a formidable Milton HS squad due to his impressive shot making ability.

Evan Toms (Class of 2027) Pro One (AAU); Huntsville (HS) Ben Weitzenkorn and Coach Cyp breakdown Evan Toms of Huntsville HS. Toms is a Division 1 prospect and joins previous forwards from the Huntsville HS who finish their careers with mulitple D1 offers.

Zach Graves (Class of 2027) Georgia Stars (AAU); McEachern (HS) Ben Weitzenkorn and Coach Cyp breakdown McEachern HS point guard Zach Graves and what about him stands out when it comes to his recruitment and potential impact at the college level.

Duke Howell - Game ELite Duke Howell put together a standout performance at Battle for Georgia, taking home the championship belt and MVP honors after leading Game Elite to the title. He exploded for 27 points in the championship game and was lights out from the perimeter throughout the event. A true microwave scorer, Howell can heat up in a hurry and score at all three levels, making him a difficult matchup for any defense. Duke has a bright future ahead. Alvin Pettway Jr. -

Myles Hayes - Atlanta Xpress Myles Hayes took home the championship belt and earned Co-MVP honors after a dominant Sunday, scoring 15 or more points in all three games, including a 30-point performance. Hayes is an elite shooter with outstanding athleticism, making him one of the toughest players to defend. His high basketball IQ allows him to make the right reads, create opportunities for his teammates, and take over games as a scorer when needed. With his complete skill set

Zach Graves - Georgia Stars Zach Graves was electric all weekend for the Georgia Stars. He scored 20+ points in every game and was a constant problem for opposing defenses. The Stars won every game by just one possession, and they put the ball in Graves' hands whenever it mattered most. He drilled an incredible moving three-pointer at the buzzer to win their opening game, then delivered again in the championship. Facing adversity, Graves exploded for 26 second-half points to

mAKARI tOWNSEND (2029), gAINESVILLE HS Rising sophomore, Makari Townsend gets a lot done on the floor. He sports good positional size which allows him to play and defend multiple positions. Townsend does a good job on the offensive and defensive boards, he has playmaking chops, and the shot making is legit both from the three and mid-range. Kenny Redd (2028), Greenbrier Kenny Redd impressed the RYZE Staff with his speed and feel for the game. The rising junior guard did a goo

zION eKWEALOR (2027), Paulding cOUNTY HS Zion is a big guard with a good downhill burst who did a good job of putting consistent pressure on the paint. Once he got to his launchpad, Ekwealor was tough to deal with. He's strong and athletic and plays through contact well. Zion averaged 18 ppg on Day 1 of the RYZE Hoops Team Camp. Parker Stanford (2027), Trinity Christian Rising senior Parker Stanford shot the cover off of the ball on Day 1 of the RYZE Hoops Team Camp. Stanfo

Dessiah Merrill (2028), Villa Rica HS Dessiah Merrill is a big guard who can play any perimeter position due to her ability to create for herself off the dribble, initiate offense, and score off the ball whether it's catching and shooting or cutting and finishing. Merrill's size and athleticism make her a tough cover. In the RYZE Hoops Girls Team Camp, she averaged 12 points per game. Miya Totherow (2029), Union County Miya averaged 15 points per game during the RYZE Hoops G

CJ Jackson (2029), Mount Paran CJ Jackson showed an ability to be a scoring threat both as an on-ball and off-ball option. Jackson uses shiftiness and a tight handle to make it difficult for defenders to keep him under control. He's a dual threat in the pick and roll as a passer and a scorer. When he's off the ball he cuts well, reads and drives closeouts well, and makes shots both off movement and as a spot-up threat. Will Bishop (2027), Cartersville HS Rising senior Will B

Graham Titus (2027), Kennesaw Mountain Last night Graham Titus showed his ability to score the ball with versatility. In game one of the night he scored the first 11 points of the second half. During that stretch Titus hit a three off the catch, scored in the mid-range off the dribble, scored from the post, and got to the free throw line four times. KJ Reed (2029), Alexander HS Reed is one of the younger players on the list but he plays with the poise and feel of an experienc

BJ O'Neal, b4 Academy BJ is a versatile guard with nice size and athleticism. What stood out was his competitiveness on both the defensive and offensive ends. BJ did a good job of knowing when to score and when to be unselfish, defended on the ball well, and competed at a high level each time he stepped on the floor. Grayson Howard, Georgia Stars Grayson plays with good pace and feel for such a young guard. He also brings good size to the guard position with a nice handle, g

Keelan Day (Class of 2027) Griffin Grasshoppers (AAU); Spalding (HS) Keelan has been one of the better individual scorers to play in RYZE events this travel season. Keelan averages 19.1 ppg in a total of 8 games his GGE team has participated in, including a 30-point outing, multiple games scoring 20 or more points, and multiple games connecting on 4 or more three-pointers. His ability to score the ball in multiple ways plays a big part in why he's considered a bucket to the R

Lorenzo McCorvey (Class of 2027) Team Person - Red (AAU); CP Next Level Academy (HS) Lorenzo McCorvey has expanded his skillset and is showing the hoops world there's a new Zo in the building. The versatile McCorvey had a few moments to spare during the RYZE Hoops Showcase to sit down for a Quick Hitter with Coach Cyp and talk about what he took away from his Final 4 run at The Walker School, embracing the role as lead guard for his AAU team, and the responsibilities he's exc

Michael Rowe (Class of 2027) Team Scoot (AAU); St. Anne Pacelli (HS) Michael Rowe demonstrated his high-level athleticism and versatility at the forward spot in games at the RYZE Hoops showcase. Rowe, who recently received a scholarship offer from Independence Community College (Jayhawk Conference - Kansas), stopped by for a Quick Hitter with Coach Cyp.

Grant Robich (Class of 2027) ATL All Stars (AAU); North Cobb Christian (HS) 2027 point guard Grant Robich is the engine of a very talented ATL All Stars AAU team. He stopped by for a Quick Hitter on the Road with Coach Cyp to discuss his ability to control the flow of the game and how he learned his craft.

Aiden Allaire (Class of 2028) AOT (AAU) Alexander High School forward Aiden Allaire was a key role player for the Cougars during their state title run. During the RYZE Hoops Showcase, the 6'6" Allaire stopped by to talk with Coach Cyp about what he learned from the title run, playing next to college-level forwards, and what makes him one of the best rebounders around.

Tristen Tucker (Class of 2028) AOT (AAU) Tristen Tucker impressed the RYZE staff with his overall ability during the RYZE Hoops Showcase last weekend. The 6'1' guard sports a quiet personality but his game is loud and impactful. Tucker finished the weekend averaging 19 points per game for his AOT 2028 squad. Coming off a game in which he scored 28 points, Tristen caught up with Coach Cyp to talk about his play style and what it's like to be in the "zone".