Battle For Georgia Standouts: 15U Division
- Ryze Staff
- Jul 10
- 2 min read

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. - Game elite
Alvin Pettway Jr. was a key piece for Game Elite throughout its championship run, providing a strong presence in the paint on both ends of the floor. The forward showcased soft touch around the basket, and his rebounding gave Game Elite extra possessions. His physicality, effort, and interior play were major reasons why Game Elite took home the championship belt, as he consistently anchored the middle and made winning plays.
Chase Wilson - AE5
Chase Wilson helped lead AE5 to the championship game with his elite shooting ability. He dropped 27 points in the quarterfinals, knocking down five three-pointers and catching fire from beyond the arc. A streaky shooter who can heat up at any moment, Wilson has the ability to change the course of a game in just a few possessions. Beyond his scoring, he consistently makes smart decisions with the ball and gives AE5 another reliable playmaker in the backcourt.
Deuce Grayson - Atlanta Celtics
Deuce Grayson did everything he could to keep the Atlanta Celtics in contention during their tough loss at Battle for Georgia. The young guard showed an advanced feel for the game, consistently drawing fouls and using his body to create scoring opportunities. Grayson's poise, instincts, and overall feel for the game make him a promising young prospect and a player to watch over the next few years.
David Scott - Atlanta AllStars
David Scott turned in a strong performance for the Atlanta All Stars, scoring 20 points in an impressive early-day victory. He showed the ability to score at all three levels, knocking down shots from the perimeter while also finishing effectively around the basket. Beyond his scoring, Scott made the hustle plays and handled the little things that helped fuel the All Stars' success. His all-around impact and willingness to contribute in multiple ways were key factors in the team's big win.

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