RYZE Hoops roundball classic top performers

Elijah ANderson, Powder springs Elite (PSE)

PSE 17U guard Elijah Anderson is a tough cover as soon as he crosses half court. The Hillgrove HS guard uses his strength and athleticism to get to the rim well. Anderson led all scorers in the 17U division averaging 27 points per game at the Roundball Classic.

Tyson Matta, Seba Warriors

Tyson Matta of SEBA Roundball 2028 scored the ball well at the Roundball Classic. Matta averaged 20 points per game over the weekend. He's highly athletic scorer to watch out for in the next couple years.

RJ Scott, Hoop Atlanta

RJ Scott did it all for Hoop Atlanta UA Rise 17U. Scott is a very high-level defender that can guard 1-5. He made the right play every time, finding his teammates or taking it himself when need be.

Bobby Harpring, Hoop Atlanta

Bobby is as solid a lead guard as one can find. He does a good job orchestrating the offensive, knowing who to get the ball to and where, but he can also create offense for himself. Expect a strong junior season from Harpring.

Aidan BEaton, NME UA Rise - 2029

Aidan is a true 3-level scorer with an elite tough shot making ability. Beaton scored an event-best, 41 points in a win on Saturday. Beaton finished the event tied for the scoring lead, averaging 21 points per game in the 15U division, and is one of the best scorers in his class.

JAiston Duff, five star

Duff has a recent history of performing well in RYZE events, so the staff wasn't surprised to see what he accomplished at the Roundball Classic. Duff displayed great court vision but also proved that he can score the ball as well. He was the second-leading scorer during the event, averaging 19 points per game in the 17U division.

Jake Cannon, Peachtree City Select 15U

Cannon did a good job of using his size in the paint, drawing contact, and getting to the foul line. Cannon averaged 21 points per game in the 15U division which was a tie for the highest scoring average at the event. Expect big things from him in the near future.

Bleu Armour, Tigersharks

Bleu Armour was one of the more versatile scorers during the event. In the 16U division he led all scorers, averaging 24 points per game. Armour made almost 4-three pointers per game and scored almost 100 points in just three games. Armour has a smooth stroke and a very well-rounded game as a lead guard.