DMV Live 2 Pop up New Prospect Part 3

The 3rd part to this DMV Live 2 report will highlight of group of scholarship worthy prospects that impress with their consistent play throughout the 3-day event. That featured a slew of college coaches evaluating the talented and this group of 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029 prospects that left impression on the eye of evaluators.    Such a tough guard on the court. Solid athleticism, stays aggressive and picks his spots to attack, can create for himself and get to the rim, but also creates space for his jumper as well make plays for his teammates. Made several strong plays in the 6 games he played in. Average 14 points, 1 assist, 1 steal and 26% from the 3pt line. Had a high game of 31 points against Wesleyan Christian (NC).     Skilled young forward with the ability to stretch the floor from three. Good size and is a sneaky athlete. As he continues to add strength to his frame and improves his motor, he will see and up stick in his recruitment. Potential to be a high-level Pick & Pop prospect.     One of the top young PG's at the event. Serve as a primary ball handler or play off the ball where he is a very good catch and shoot guy, a serious threat out of catch and shoot action with three-point range. As a ball handler he reads the floor nicely and makes solid decisions. Good handle takes care of the ball. Quick, picks his spots nicely when to attack and does so with aggression. A very good passer-by on the move and he can get his shot in traffic and around the rim. Had a high game of 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal against a talented St. Frances Academy team that featured several Division 1 guards in their lineup.     Offensively Sagba is a versatile three level scorer showing and arsenal of all-around skill set from the perimeter. I was also impressed with his ability to use the dribble to get to any spot on the floor and make plays on both ends of the floor. Christian average 10points, 5.7 rebounds, and 1 steal. High game of 18 points and rebounds against Virginia Academy.     Logan continues to show off his offensive skills, athleticism, strength and versatility to be a problem for opponents. Logan averaged 12.3 ppg here and his consistent play was obvious throughout the 8 DMV Live games he participated in. Logan is active and bouncy around the rim, has legit 3-point perimeter range on his jump shot and his quickness and strength allows him to be a factor on the glass.     Akim had an impressive seven games stretch showcasing his shot making versatility mixing in jumpers from all areas both off the catch and off the dribble. Did a nice job creating for himself and for others. A powerful guard with effortless deep range on the jumper, did a great job relocating to get open and his catch and release was quick, footwork sound. Akim was especially dangerous off the dribble where he can maneuver his way to the rim to score, hit the dribble pull-up at a high clip or drive and find a cutter for a basket. I liked his defensive energy both defending the dribble, in passing lanes and battling inside for rebounds. Vocal, active. Average 21points, 4 assists, 5 rebounds, 2 steals and knocked down impressive 53.8% (11-21) from the 3pt line.

The 3^rd part to this DMV Live 2 report will highlight of group of scholarship worthy prospects that impress with their consistent play throughout the 3-day event. That featured a slew of college coaches evaluating the talented and this group of 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029 prospects that left impression on the eye of evaluators.