GBCA Live: 2026 Precision Playmakers/Bucket Getters

Big guard is an excellent passer. Orchestrates a three-point reliant offense that can score in bunches. Penetrates and uses his size and strength to draw and dish. Hurt his ankle an did not return in the Blue Bracket Championship against Walker. Racked up 2 points, 2 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block in his time on the floor, helping lead to 11 threes.     The lefty was on a burner to open up against Hebron Christian, pouring in a quick 11 points before finishing with 17 points, 3 rebounds and 1 steal. Alec is wiry and wired to score. He hunted his offense from the tip-off, scoring threes off the catch while also mixing in off the dribble buckets. When he attacked inside the arc, he dropped in a high arcing floater.     Nico is strong off two feet in the paint. He drives the ball with his head up, looking to find cutters and the open shooters. Searl is comfortable getting to his left hand in traffic. He is a patient decision maker. When fouled, Nico is automatic from the foul line.     A quick, heady guard, Patterson is a veteran table setter. He drops off accurate bounce passes and applies pesky on-ball defense.     In an intense 69-64 win over Rabun County, Tamaud dumped in 20 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 1 block. Defense led to transition points for the War Eagles as Woodson had seven buckets in fastbreaks. Tamaud got the rim in a blink, finishing with both hands. He sank a three in the second half to balance his attack as his other eight hoops came in the paint.     Steady guard with a strong frame, Brown is underrated as one of the best backcourt players in Savannah. He gets downhill with both hands and can score on the perimeter with his jumper. Brown hit two threes and scored on a pair of layups against Archer to tally 10 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal.     D-III schools were in to watch Ben as he tallied 17 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals in a 54-40 win against Eastside. Uhde sank three three-pointers and showed toughness in the paint, finishing through contact on putbacks. Ben finished with both hands. He is a dangerous floor spacer and while he may not have explosive leaping ability, his sturdy craftiness helps him finish against length in the paint.     Dillon stops on a dime when the ball is in his hands, electric agility when pulling up for jumpers. The scrappy undersized guard has active hands on defense, stripping away the ball. Nixon can leap extremely well and can catch opponents off guard with how he meets them at the rim as a shot blocker. Nixon drained three threes as he had 15 points, 3 rebounds 2 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks vs. Norcross.     Rideout is a smooth shot-maker. His jump shot is a premier weapon, creating off the dribble to get to his spots in the mid-range or pulling up from three. Malik showcased an in between game as well, finishing with a floater in traffic against Mt. Vernon as he tallied 15 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals with three made threes.     The dazzling dish man recorded 6 assists to pair with 9 points in a 61-58 win against Peachtree Ridge. Alterman is among the steadiest point guards in Georgia. The veteran has been through countless wars and is a top-notch table setter. He is shifty with the ball, able to split traps and survey the floor. Gabe has impeccable touch on his alley-oops.