Baltimore Top Performers: 2026

New readers: use code Proia30 for discounted subscription    -Thet stood out in the two games I saw as a much more physical and menacing forward prospect that uses his physical tools to leave his imprint on the game at both ends of the floor. Thet is using his length well to snag rebounds out of his area and finish above the rim both in transition and in the halfcourt as an effective roll man. His feel as an off-ball mover continues to improve and that aspect of his name is a dynamic threat for defenses to account for as he always needs to be tagged and makes it really difficult to rotate to shooters or help off of on driving slashers. The added weight to his frame has given him the strength to finish through body contact around the rim as well as to battle with bigs around the basket. The South Sudanese native's impactful play resulted in receiving his first Division 1 offer from Norfolk State at the conclusion of the event, with many more likely to come as coaches scour the area looking for good bigs.     -Love the way that Wellman is able to assimilate into any team to provide consistent play at either guard position. He took care of his normal duties of shot-making from the perimeter and play-making in the halfcourt but I think he has taken a step forward as a slashing guard that can finish past or over defenders with ease. His bag around the rim has gotten better but he understands how to play off of two feet and is balanced on his footwork moves around the rim. His scoring ability makes him a dynamic piece for a balanced [program_tooltip program_id='2458561' first='Global' last='Squad'] and should provide some nice scoring punch in a new role for Fairfax Christian off the bench.     14p 8r 5a 2s   -Moultrie overcame a scoreless first half and some offensive struggles to bounce back nicely to finish just two rebounds shy of a double-double from the guard spot. Love the way that he found ways to impact the game as a defender and rebounder when the shot wasn't falling in the 1H to help keep the game close for his team. Finished with an and-1 lay through contact and had a steal leading to a huge 3 from above the break to make it a 2-possession game late in the game for his team. Moultrie is letting the game to him more during this crucial summer leading into his senior season, understanding that the ball will swing back to him if he makes the extra pass on the perimeter. With his physical style of play, work ethic, and expanding perimeter skill-- I expect Moultrie to turn the D1 interest that he has into offers when college coaches come to see him this fall.     -First time seeing the rising senior but came away impressed with his feel and skill level as a W/F tweener. Mollman can put it on the floor against other W/F prospects, is a good finisher with either hand around the rim, and has a quick second jump to score the putback before the defense can react. Really liked his passing from the perimeter as he served as a passing hub and effective partner in the 2-man game on the wings.     -Greenwood has an absolute flame-thrower as a perimeter shooter that confidently steps into 3s despite the defensive pressure in front of him. The rising senior hit five 3s because of the consistent release on the jumper, how well he moves off the ball to relocate to space, and with excellent footwork that allows him to let it fly from the perimeter in a hurry. Although he isn't scared to take contested looks- I liked that he had a plan with the basketball and made the extra play with a quick pass to a teammate or a 1 or 2-dribble drive to space to free up additional passing options.

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