Marigus Sampson is quickly becoming one of the top names to watch in the 2027 class, combining elite footwork and strength to score out of the post, explosive finishes in transition, and high-level rim protection that shows up on both ends of the floor — sat down with Annabelle Reiter to talk through his game, his mindset, and what’s next as college coaches take notice 🔥#keyent #hoopseen
Kendall Charleston stood out all summer at HoopSeen events, proving to be one of the top guards in the 2027 class. A quick, athletic guard, he plays with high energy and effort on every possession. His athleticism shows up around the rim, where he’s crafty enough to finish tough buckets through contact and explosive enough to throw down powerful dunks. Defensively, he overwhelms ball handlers, disrupting the opponent’s entire offense — and he capped off the summer with a postgame interview from Annabelle Reiter #keyent #hoopseen
Anthony Moon was a force for Team Persons at the On The Radar live event. Using his size to his advantage, he efficiently scored around the rim while also showing the range to knock down threes and the shot creation to score off the dribble — proving to be a true all-around scorer. He backed it up on defense too, using his wingspan to consistently pressure opponents.
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Rylo McGee shot the ball extremely well, showing consistency from beyond the arc and proving to be an efficient shooter. His ability to knock down shots at a high clip stood out as a key strength in his game🔥 #keyent#hoopseen
Team Persons put together an impressive run, winning four straight games at the On The Radar live event. Playing with intense, high-energy defense, they set the tone early with their physicality, and that defensive pressure created extra possessions for their offense to capitalize on. Offensively, they dominated throughout — throwing down dunks and finishing strong through contact — while their shooters played a major role, efficiently knocking down shots from beyond the arc🔥 #keyent #ontheradarhoops
Noah Kaufmann is a crafty point guard with a lethal shot from beyond the arc, paired with the vision to consistently create open looks for his teammates. He put his scoring ability on full display with a 23-point performance, knocking down 5 threes in a single game🔥 #keyent #hoopseen
Kaden Cantrell capped off an impressive summer run in style, leading Global Elite to a championship at the HoopSeen Finale and earning a postgame interview from Annabelle Reiter. A true difference-maker, Kaden paced the team in scoring while showing the vision and unselfishness to consistently get his teammates involved. He backed it up on the defensive end too, playing with high energy and relentless effort on the glass — the kind of two-way production college coaches want to see from a guard🔥 #keyent #hoopseen
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HoopSeen Association Final 4
Team Global Elite - 59
HoopAthens - 40
Great battle to send Team Global Elite to the HSA Championship.
Kaden Cantrell was spectacular as he finished with 14p 2a 6r 1b 1s along with a great defensive showing as well.
Lucas Terry has continued to show off his shooting ability through this HSA season and did more of the same as he finished with 13p. Grant Smith impacted the game with rebounding & playmaking while attacking the rim hard en route to 10p 4a 5r.
For HoopAthens, 6’8” Big Man Jack Roberts was everywhere on the glass against the size of Team Global. Against multiple scholarship-level forwards, he finished with 9p 11r 2b.
@sm41274894@JackRoberts2008
Tyler Wallace scored at will, leading Norcross Heat to an undefeated start to the HoopSeen Finale. An exceptional finisher, Wallace consistently creates his own shot — getting past defenders and taking smart angles to the rim. He also knocks down off-the-dribble pull-up jumpers efficiently.🔥 #keyent #hoopseen
Chandler Johnson was on fire from three, playing a major role in Norcross Heat’s undefeated start to the HoopSeen Finale. A highly efficient shooter, Johnson moves well without the ball, consistently finding open space for catch-and-shoot threes. He’s also a strong playmaker, showing the vision to find teammates in the right spots. Defensively, he reads passing lanes well, often jumping routes to force turnovers.
Franklyn Barnes is a PROBLEM on defense. The 6’4 wing used his long wingspan to play the passing lanes and his athleticism to block shots and crash the glass. He also ran the floor well in transition. He’s a game changer for Georgia Suns 17U #HoopSeenFinale
16U Ballin Blazers 6’8 Forward Kameron Stevens had a standout game this afternoon against Hoop Gwinnett.He used his mobility and long frame to snatch rebounds from all over the court and block shots. He was able to finish above the rim consistently and dtepped out to knock down a triple of threes behind the arc as well,he finished with 21 points.#BestOfTheSouth
Joseph Maynard for 16u Tennessee Tigers is an explosive forward that knows how to get to his spots and get to the free throw line. He was very active on the offensive glass and his length makes him a very capable defender. He had 14 points in a tough 49-40 win against Cereal Killers. I’d keep an eye out for him at #BOTS
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