6th Grade
Chizzy Meremikwu Train'd 2 Go
Chizzy helped his team all weekend with solid on-ball defense, leadership, and big shots. This weekend included a 16-point performance against Garden State Warriors in one of the best games of Session 1.
Will Paige NJ Shoreshots Nitro
Will plays with poise far ahead of his age guiding the Shoreshots to two wins in Session 1. A tough matchup for many his age Will is certainly a name to keep an eye on throughout the circuit.
Tierry Smith Level Up LI
One of the big pieces in an undefeated Session 1 for Level Up LI, Tierry showed his versatility as a playmaker and a timely scorer.
Keishaun White Level Up LI
A Defensive anchor, Keishaun showed out all weekend. A big with size and skill, Keishaun showed the ability to rim protect, finish, and crash the glass.
Cassius Policarpio Garden State Warriors
The 6th Grade Division did not lack size, and Cassius showed promise as a skilled forward. He is a smart and willing passer with a faceup game well beyond his age.
7th Grade
Kaleb Clark 3SSB New World Blue
Clark is a powerfully built hybrid forward that crashes both sides of the glass. Not only this, he is comfortable leading the break and creating off of rebounds. Will be a big piece for New World Blue moving forward.
Ramee Davis UAA Team Thrill
Physically gifted with good pacing and assertiveness, Davis can get downhill, but also play in the half-court. A very promising guard prospect, Ramee will be one to watch throughout the NXT Gen Circuit.
Ryndal Garlick UAA Team Thrill
On a team of standouts Ryndal's physical gifts and skillset make him tough to contain. He provided scoring and constant pressure on both sides for Thrill.
Lucas Short ASA Select
Short was an immediate eyecatcher for ASA Select this weekend. Incredibly mobile, Short is a modern-day forward prospect with a wingspan and a developing skill set. He possesses natural aggression and is a tremendous rebounder.
Khi 3SSB Washington Warriors
With a powerful frame, Khi was everywhere on defense, causing deflections, missed shots, and altering shots at the rim. Has major upside as an athletic big, and is fearless on the glass and in the paint.
Jayden Carr Philly Triple Threat
A forward who battled all weekend, Jayden is much more than a big body inside. His IQ and playstyle help make those around him better leading Triple Threat to a 3-1 mark on the weekend.
Joshua Jones Maryland Legends
The defensive anchor for the Legends, his length makes him a challenge to finish over and an elite rebounder. Joshua also finishes very well around the rim and is a pick-roll problem for opponents.
8th Grade
Khadir Johnson DMV Heat
Johnson stood out instantly as a wing option who can play inside and out. An intriguing multi-positional prospect for the Heat, his ability to create off rebounds, push the pace, and make plays is something to watch out for as NXT Gen continues.
Akeem Mclaren 3SSB NY Wiz Kids
Whether winning or losing, Mclaren is an old-school guard who is not afraid of paint touches. Possessing physical gifts, McLaren had multiple double-doubles in Session 1.
Ian Condon 3SSB New World White
On an absolutely stacked team, Condon showed off a blend of physicality, IQ, and skill that is rarely matched at his age. Showing efficiency at many spots, he will continue to be one of the most balanced forward options for this dangerous New World squad.
Dylan Leon UAA Riverside Hawks
Leon is a refreshing guard to watch, showing polish as one of the lead guards for this intense Hawks group. He is always in the right spots on both sides of the ball, vocal for his age never rattled, and was big-time in major games for Riverside.
Aaron Brin Made Elite
Aaron has a skillset to play inside and out, crashing the glass and hitting timely threes. Look for him to continue to flourish as a multiple-positional player for MADE.
Nyere Farlow SFM Elite
Nyere was a presence for SFM in some competitive matchups. He showed instincts as a big guard, unafraid to iso and go get his. He will continue to grow as a point forward, creating true mismatches all over the court.
Kharter Tobias UAA Team Thrill
One of the most physically imposing prospects at the entire event, Tobias was a nightmarish anchor on defense who can guard multiple positions. Offensively he runs the floor as hard as any player in NXT Gen and creates for others.
Samartine Hill UAA Team Thrill
Samartine hit the arguably biggest shot of Session 1 with a game-winning three against Washington Warriors Red in overtime. Everything you want in a point guard, Samartine is the engine that makes Team Thrill a very dangerous team on the NXT Gen Circuit.
Kirby Duran 3SSB New World White
Possibly the most skilled scorer, Duran led a dominant New World squad to wins all weekend. He displayed above-the-rim finishing ability, and deep range, and create shots for others.
Jaylen Allen Baltimore Basketball Club
Jaylen had a major impact on an undefeated BBC program this weekend. His weekend was capped off with a dominant performance of 22 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 blocks against a scrappy Go Up Strong team Sunday morning.
DJ Lee Baltimore Basketball Club
DJ made a statement this week propelling his team to a tough win against DC Premier. A crafty guard, DJ gets downhill, hits jump shots, and finishes inside.
Dylan McEwan Go Up Strong
Solid lefty who gets to his spots, Dylan kept his team in games this weekend including a 33-point performance on Saturday. Dylan will remain a name to watch as one of the premier scoring threats in the NXT Gen circuit.
Camontae Griffin 3SSB Washington Warriors Red
A big-bodied guard who controls the tempo Camontar reminds our staff of a younger Raymond Felton. Tough finishes, a lockdown defender, and a fastbreak machine, Camontar is a name to watch going forward.
Jarrard Desire 3SSB Washington Warriors Red
An absolute matchup nightmare to deal with, Jarrard ability to hit shots off the bounce is far ahead of his age. Easily one of the most natural scorers on the NXT Gen circuit.
