RYZE Hoops Fall League Standouts: Week 4 (Part I)

Hayden Hughes Hayden Hughes 6'2" | SG Union County | 2025 State GA had an impressive performance in the recent game against NB Academy, scoring 29 points and sinking 7 three-pointers from the corner spot. His text-form shooting and great mechanics were on full display as he set the tone early with three three-pointers. Union County wisely continued to feed the hot hand, leading to an additional 10 points in the second half, including two more threes to cap off his impressive night.

Xavier Butler Xavier Butler 6'6" | SF North Cobb Christian | 2027 State GA ‘s performance in the recent game against the Hiram team was nothing short of impressive. Scoring 23 points in their 35-45 win, Butler proved to be the x-factor for his team. His ability to use a variety of post moves and create his shot from the elbow showcased his elite skills on the court. Additionally, Butler’s dominance on the boards played a crucial role in controlling the pace and flow of the game, ultimately contributing to over half of NCCS’s points. At 6’6, Butler’s presence on the court was undeniably instrumental in securing their victory.

In a recent game, Jameel Jones showcased his versatile skills by scoring 21 points in a significant win over The Academy Chattanooga. His all-around scoring performance was particularly notable, as the hybrid big man demonstrated an impressive ability to finish around the basket with minimal dribbles. Additionally, Jones extended the defense with his proficient shooting from beyond the arc, making him a formidable presence on both ends of the court. His ability to score from various positions highlights his potential and well-rounded skill set as a basketball player.

Daniel Hollis Daniel Hollis 6'6" | SF Peachtree Ridge | 2026 State GA showcased his basketball prowess in a recent game against Young Guns, scoring an impressive 26 points to secure a decisive victory for his team. Despite facing off against larger opponents, Hollis fearlessly attacked the rim with relentless aggression throughout the game. As a rising senior, he has consistently proven himself a standout player in the tournament, gaining recognition for his athleticism and dynamic presence on the court. Hollis’

Keen-yean James, the 6′ point guard for the 2025 basketball season, put on a stellar performance in a recent game against Cartersville. He scored an impressive 19 points, including sinking five three-pointers to help secure a dominant 77-44 victory. What stood out most was James’s ability to find his rhythm early on in the game, utilizing his speed and quick breakouts in transition to make an impact. Despite his scoring prowess, he also demonstrated excellent court awareness and maintained his responsibilities as a point guard within the flow of the offense.