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Robert Dillingham (Team United/Hickory HS/Hickory, NC) 2023 5’10 PG

Jul 10, 2019
1 min

Robert Dillingham (Team United/Hickory HS/Hickory, NC) 2023 5’10 PG

One of the youngest kids at the 2018 SE All-Freshman Invitational, Robert Dillingham jumped on the GetMeRecruited radar with a skillset well beyond his years. We caught up with him at the NYBL Finals and we could already see progression. He picks and chooses when to score, either by drilling an effortless long range bomb or by breaking down a defender with a dazzling crossover. Robert loves to push the break and utilizes his court vision to look-off opponents with no-look pas

Ki'Asia Smith (Team Sol/North Point HS/ Waldorf, Maryland) 2022 5'9 PF

Jul 8, 2019
1 min

Ki'Asia Smith (Team Sol/North Point HS/ Waldorf, Maryland) 2022 5'9 PF

Ki'Asia Smith commanded attention throughout the weekend in the Atlantic CoastClassic by her active play on both ends of the court. Although a lot of the offense revolved around the guards, Ki'Asia made herself a factor by snagging down offensive rebounds and powering back up sometimes through the bump. Another way she made a difference in the game was her hustle. She had a motor that really impressed us. On one play in particular, she sprinted full court chasing down a small

Elle Sutphin (Winston Salem Stealers/East Surry HS/Pilot Mountain, NC) 2020 6'3 PF

Jul 8, 2019
1 min

Elle Sutphin (Winston Salem Stealers/East Surry HS/Pilot Mountain, NC) 2020 6'3 PF

When we first stepped courtside Elle Sutphin immediately caught our eyes. Listed as a 6'3 forward, Elle impressively pushes the ball out of the paint starting her own fast breaks. Her all around skillset is a nightmare for opposing coaches. Her length gives her the advantage on the perimeter for smaller guards to contest shots. Her speed & ball handling skills made it difficult for bigger defenders to stay in front of her. We couldn’t help but pay attention to her unselfish p

Corey Dunning (LaFayette Celtics/LaFayette HS/LaFayette, LA) 2020 6’8 SF

Jun 1, 2019
1 min

Corey Dunning (LaFayette Celtics/LaFayette HS/LaFayette, LA) 2020 6’8 SF

One of the smoothest kids we saw all weekend was 6’8 Corey Dunning. This young man is a clutch shooter who will knock it down even with a hand in his face. This long wing has a pretty solid handle on the ball and used his quickness and athleticism to blow by bigger defenders and draw the contact. For smaller opponents Corey shot over the top and brought out the Harden step-back that was crisp like new money. If he hasn’t broken out to the masses as of yet he had a pretty good

Qua Bennamon (Dream Team Phenoms/Northeast HS/Meridian, MS) 2020 6’7 PF/C

Jun 1, 2019
1 min

Qua Bennamon (Dream Team Phenoms/Northeast HS/Meridian, MS) 2020 6’7 PF/C

The big man with the sole responsibility for holding it down in the middle for the Dream Team Phenoms is 6’7 Qua Bennamon. With a multi-faceted game that includes a combination of finesse and strength, Qua did a very good job of providing a versatility that was somewhat of a challenge for opposing post players at the AlwaysLive Exposure Hoopfest. Qua used an array of low block moves around the rim, like a quick spin move that most defenders didn’t react quick enough to. He’s

Johnathan Crumley (Team Speights Black/Callaway HS/Jackson, MS) 2020 6’8 PF

Jun 1, 2019
1 min

Johnathan Crumley (Team Speights Black/Callaway HS/Jackson, MS) 2020 6’8 PF

Team Speights Black big man, Johnathan Crumley, had a strong showing at the Exposure Hoopfest in New Orleans. He used a combination of strength and finesse to dominate the paint. In his power game he had no problem banging opponents in the chest to create separation and knocking them off balance to convert his layup. However, Johnathan does have a soft touch around the rim and a short corner turnaround in his bag as well. For a man of his size he ran the floor well and score

Lorenzo Yates (New Orleans Elite/Hammond HS/Hammond, LA) 2020 6’5 PF

Apr 19, 2019
1 min

Lorenzo Yates (New Orleans Elite/Hammond HS/Hammond, LA) 2020 6’5 PF

Lorenzo Yates is an extremely strong lefty who is slightly undersized for his potential level of play but makes up for it with the way he out works his opponents. Lorenzo never gives up on the play and is a real workhorse. With a knack for finding the ball, he hangs around the offensive glass and uses some nifty finishes around the rim. If you’re at a tournament and see New Orleans Elite on the schedule, be sure to pay extra attention to this kid #IcebreakerHoopfest #GMRHoops

Angel Kankolongo (Urban DFW Elite/School House Prep/Miami, FL) 2020 6’10 C

Apr 19, 2019
1 min

Angel Kankolongo (Urban DFW Elite/School House Prep/Miami, FL) 2020 6’10 C

Angel Kankolongo is a developing traditional big with all the essential throwback benefits. He’s strong built and bullies the glass by blocking shots and working extremely hard for rebounds that he will dunk back with authority whenever given the opportunity. He did a great job of jockeying for low post position although we would have like to have seen him receive a few more interior passes for his effort. With UCF and FIU on the trail we think it would be of great interest f

Jordin Farrell (Crescent City Christian HS/New Orleans, LA) 2020 6’0 CG

Apr 19, 2019
1 min

Jordin Farrell (Crescent City Christian HS/New Orleans, LA) 2020 6’0 CG

Every so often we run across a kid at an event that has been flying under the radar but is a big time player, Jordin Farrell is that sleeper. He’s not flashy or cocky but he is fundamental, consistent, and poised. When his team is desperate for a bucket Jordin goes to the rim hard looking for the contact or uses his quickness and shiftiness to throw defenders off balance before stopping on a dime and connecting with the midrange pull-up. Probably the most impressive aspect of

Jerry Easter (Emmanuel Christian/Toledo, OH) 2025 5’10 G

Mar 24, 2019
1 min

Jerry Easter (Emmanuel Christian/Toledo, OH) 2025 5’10 G

Jerry Easter looked like the best upside kid out of the entire 300+ kids at the NEO Youth Elite Showcase in Cleveland, Ohio this weekend, which is impressive considering how many of these young talented ballers were in attendance. Jerry used his handles, height, length, and motor to separate himself from the pack. With his lethal crossover and shiftiness, it was extremely hard for defenders to stay in front of him. He could stop anywhere on the floor and drop the 3 or midrang