Jarvis Williams, the reigning class A-D1 All-State Freshman of the Year, was up to his usual antics knocking down trey-balls from well beyond the arc.
The Central-Macon product also seems to have added to his offensive arsenal creating off the bounce proving to be an underrated playmaker. #UnsignedHype
‘27 Westside-Macon W Domonique Billue scored 400+ points as a freshman including being named Region 2-AA Player of the Year.
She made a statement at camp and as we mentioned earlier, get familiar with the name asap because she has legit Division-1 upside! #UnsignedHype
‘26 post player that checks off all the boxes of a traditional big. She plays with her back to the basket, utilizes her body to carve out space & fend off defenders on the interior. Don’t be surprised to see more offers come her way as the 2025-26 season nears.
📲 @JaniyaBanks08
Washington County ‘27 PG Aeria Hagans was an offensive and defensive sparkplug all day.
She used her quick twitch and shiftiness to get to the basket and hustled after 50-50 balls. A high energy player that will make the Lady Hawks a tough opponent this season. #UnsignedHype
Central-Macon ‘27 PG Kacie Reeves continues to develop as a floor leader on both sides of the ball and it was on full display during drill stations and live scrimmages.
Don’t be surprised to see her make a leap forward for the Lady Chargers this season. #UnsignedHype
Jones County senior Aubrey Norris plays with calmness, poise, and confidence that makes her nearly impossible to deal with.
She’s slowly gaining notoriety statewide as one of the top point guards in Georgia’s 2026 class. Look for her to lead the Lady Hounds on a deep playoff run this season. #UnsignedHype
Offers: Middle Georgia State
Warner Robins ‘27 W Trinitee Thomas makes a strong case for the top overall prospect in Middle Georgia.
Her athleticism and playmaking ability make it easy to see why low to mid level Division-1 programs are hot on her trail. #UnsignedHype
Offers: Houston, Florida Atlantic, Mercer, Kennesaw State + more.
Kaelyn Brooks was one of the youngest players in attendance. The freshman forward played within herself and got some important reps against more experienced competition.
She’ll carve out a role for the Demonettes in a few years. A fundamentally sound, high-IQ young athlete. #UnsignedHype
‘27 Laila Howard-Haney was probably the best on-ball defender at camp. She did a good job keeping the ball in front of her and used quick lateral movement and angles to stop penetration.
She also took care of the ball and made the right reads offensively.
📲 @LailaTHEballer
‘27 London Blackmon is a small public school prospect who leads by example. She’s going to add valuable depth to the college program that takes a chance on her.
📲 @londonblackmon5@31recruitingLLC
‘27 Leilani Lawrence has good size and an above average skillset to go with it. She impressed demonstrating the ability to hit pick-and-pop jumpers and showed flashes of being able to create putting the ball on the floor.
📲 @LeiLawrence34