SEPA Grassroots Circuit Standouts From This Past Weekend

Below s is a review of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed with their play this past weekend at the various grassroots circuit tournaments around the country.    Earlier this week Graham was named as a PAISAA 1st Team All-State selection. After his ridiculous performances down in Texas at 3SSB Session 1, it is easy to see how he earned that honor. In addition to his size and high IQ, Graham contributed to every facet of the game. He scored at all three levels, rebounded, distributed, and worked as a primary ball handler. Graham's jumper was automatic from all over the court. When you combine Graham's offensive skill set with his willingness to pass and defend, you get a unicorn prospect. Highlighting Graham's efforts down in Texas was an outstanding performance of 31 points and 7 rebounds against NY Whiz Kids.     Johnson made headline here in southeastern Pennsylvania during the 2024-25 high school season, but this past weekend's EYCL stop in Indianapolis may serve as his national breakout event. Last weekend Johnson averaged 19.5 points per game while shooting 50% from deep. The trifecta of his length, speed and scoring skills made Johnson an unstoppable transition threat. Johnson displayed the size, perimeter shooting skills and motor of a “3&D” wing prospect combined with the crafty handles and attacking style of a point guard. In short, Johnson also presented serious matchup issues for opponents on half-court possessions too. Johnson's outstanding efforts helped TFR assemble a 3-1 record.     At the Gym Rat Live event (NY), Ralls proved once again that he is DI guard with a well-rounded skill set. Ralls scored off the dribble via lay-ins, floaters, and runners. His ability to knock down difficult angle shots and score through contact were impressive. These assets enabled Ralls to thrive in the open court too. If a defender elected to sag off Ralls, he dialed up threes. Ralls willingness to facilitate for others jumped out as much as his impressive scoring abilities. He is a guard who was willing to make the extra pass and did not force ill-advised shots. Ralls drive and kick dimes were remarkable.     While his teammate Zion Green's highlight reel dunks from the Pro 16 / NXT Pro event in California were getting plastered all over social media this past weekend, Reed was running the show for Team ASP. Reed's live dribble passing in transition was impressive. He dropped several creative dimes that caught opponents by surprise. On the fast break, Reed also got to the rim for lay-ins and knock down a few stop-n-pops. In the half-court, Reed got into the lane and then slipped passes to the dunker spots and executed kick outs. His ability to hit cutters with precise dimes was impressive too Plus, this past weekend Reed scored at all three levels.

Below s is a review of prospects from southeastern Pennsylvania who impressed with their play this past weekend at the various grassroots circuit tournaments around the country.