Gibbs Summer League: Seniors With Something to Prove

Inside the Gibbs Summer League, a handful of seniors are making their final impressions before their last high school season begins. With leadership roles, college looks, and legacies on the line, these rising seniors are showing out with elevated energy and urgency. Whether they're known names or under-the-radar gems, these five players made it clear: they're not finished yet.    Gainer stood out with his balanced offensive game and advanced playmaking ability. The 6'0 guard known for his scoring, continued to knock down tough shots from the perimeter and finish with finesse at the rim, but what has separated him this summer is his ability to read the floor. He consistently makes the right pass out of drives and creates open looks for teammates by drawing defenders and dishing with precision. Whether it was a skip pass to a shooter or a quick drop-off in traffic, Gainer showed that he can run the offense when needed. Combine that with his on-ball defense and competitive motor, Gainer proves he's more than just a scorer, he's a complete guard.     Heading into his senior year, Burgess continues to be the anchor for Seminole. With insane length at 6'8 and a large frame, he can get to wherever he wants on the floor. He has exceptional footwork and a soft touch around the rim, making him a reliable option inside. Defensively, he moves well for his size and can alter or block shots with ease. Burgess should begin to see more college attention, as his skill set and physical tools are exactly what coaches at the next level look for.     Jones is an offensive wizard, there isn't much he can't do with the ball in his hands. He constantly scans the floor for teammates and has an uncanny ability to draw fouls, earning consistent trips to the line. Jones is a lefty with a confident deep ball and a soft touch at the rim, able to finish with either hand. His basketball IQ and natural feel for the game set him apart, and his senior season is shaping up to be a special one.     Bryant is a versatile two-way wing whose defense sparks his offense. With elite athleticism, he can sky for blocks and move laterally like a guard, making him a nightmare for opposing scorers. Offensively, Bryant has a smooth mid-range pull-up, handles the ball with confidence, and finishes over defenders at the rim. He currently holds an offer from McNeese State University, and his motor and defensive ability make him a true Division I-level prospect.     Wilson is known for his lights-out shooting, but he's proving he's far more than just a spot-up guy. Over the summer, he's embraced a larger role as a primary ball handler and has made noticeable strides in his confidence and ability to finish through contact. Defensively, he's a physical on-ball defender who uses his frame well to disrupt opponents and force turnovers. Wilson plays with poise and energy, and he's shaping up to be a key leader for his squad this upcoming season.

Inside the Gibbs Summer League, a handful of seniors are making their final impressions before their last high school season begins. With leadership roles, college looks, and legacies on the line, these rising seniors are showing out with elevated energy and urgency. Whether they're known names or under-the-radar gems, these five players made it clear: they're not finished yet.