The Finale: 17U Standout Frontcourt Prospects
Trayden Chambers OK #43 PF #7 HEIGHT 6'7" POS PF CLASS 2025 View Profile Trayden Chambers Instagram Twitter State: Oklahoma School: Dale Club: Oklahoma Wolfpack Trayden Chambers Trayden Chambers 6’7″ | PF Dale | 2025 State OK proved to be…
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Continue ReadingTrayden Chambers Trayden Chambers 6’7″ | PF Dale | 2025 State OK proved to be an incredibly versatile and skilled offensive player throughout the weekend. Although, Chambers was remarkable both inside and outside the lane, his scoring prowess in the mid-range is what stood out the most. Chambers brought an offensive game that extended beyond the paint showing a lot of comfort while popping out for shots on the perimeter. Trayden’s high release above his head made his jumpshot practically unblockable. Solid footwork outside of the lane, Chambers used a jab step to throw his defenders off-balance as he created a variety of opportunities for himself. Good rebounder, capable of consistently securing boards and contributing to his team’s success. With his size and knack for tracking the ball, he shows the potential to become a walking double-double threat. Standing at a solid 6-foot-7, Chambers possesses a build that is suited to benefit him well during his battles in the post at the next level. One of Chambers best attributes was his decision-making skills with the ball out of both the high and low post. He effectively operated with a phenomenal understanding of when to attack off the dribble or distribute the ball to an open teammate. Trayden Chambers Trayden Chambers 6’7″ | PF Dale | 2025 State OK stood out as one of, if not the most versatile frontcourt prospect of the weekend. His ability to put the ball on the floor for a few dribbles and shoot from outside makes him a good asset to have when wanting to play big due his capabilities at multiple positions from small forward to power forward or center.
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Aciyon Clemons
Aciyon Clemons
Standing at an impressive 6’6”, Aciyon Clemons displayed a unique blend of size, agility, and athleticism that allowed him to dominate games. Clemons exhibited a good combination of running and jumping abilities that helped him excel in transition, finish at the rim, and make impactful plays on both ends of the court. Clemons sprinted and ran the floor with the purpose of consistently producing countless layups in transition. His speed and agility made him a nightmare for opposing defenses to contain. He also proved to be a solid mid-range scorer thanks to his length on his high release while shooting over contesting hands. Reliable offensive rebounder, Clemons consistently positioned himself well while crashing the glass or boxing out underneath the basket to clean up missed shots with timely tip-ins and putback layups, displaying a strong second bounce and excellent timing.
Aidan Napier
Aidan Napier
Pence Vaisagote
Pence Vaisagote
Pence Vaisagote caught my attention as an exceptional rebounder who went up high and hard to secure boards. His quickness off his feet inside the paint made it challenging for his opponents to effectively box him out or out-jump him. Vaisagote’s explosive upward leaping made it easy for his teammates to throw high entry passes that only he could reach, showing his capability as a consistent passing option for alley-oops and high-flying finishes. Defensively, Vaisagote was a major problem for opposing teams due to quick reflexes, combined with his heightened awareness and reactive instincts. He showed the ability to anticipate plays, react swiftly to offensive moves, and make impactful defensive plays. His length changed the game under the hoop as he challenged everything at the basket altering shot attempts and even blocking a few. Vaisagote’s defensive presence was difficult matchup for his opponents game after game as he can constantly disrupted their rhythm and created turnovers.
Jayden Porchia
Jayden Porchia
Jayden Porchia had a breakout weekend and emerged as one of the top standout athletes in the showcase. Standing at 6’6″, he possessed a long and wiry frame, which he worked well into his advantage on both ends of the court. Porchia’s long arms, high flying leaping ability, and sharp sense of anticipation made him to threat anywhere near the rim. When attacking the basket, his bounce proved to be very intimidating. Porchia’s natural knack for elevating off the ground with remarkable speed and power was truly impressive. When taking the baseline he used great finesse and agility to finish on the opposite side of the basket. On the defensive end, Porchia was no slouch as a rim protector. His ability to track the ball and get his palms on it before it reached the cylinder showed just how dominant his defensive prowess could be. Porchia’s talent and physical attributes make him an exciting prospect with great potential.