EYBL Session Four 2028 Standouts

PN NorCal spent Thursday morning July 10 at the Augusta Convention Center watching EYBL 15u, Session 4. There were players from NorCal playing on Vegas Elite and Team Why Not. Here were some of the prospects who stood out in the games we watched.    A fast and energetic guard with movement on the court, with or without the ball. He'll slash and cut to finish around the rim. A quality ball handler, with a body for strong drives into the paint. He has good lift in the paint, and around the basket, attacking blockers, getting rebounds from the guard position, or pulling up for paint jumpers. The lefty hit a 3-pointer in the corner. He has good foot speed, and energy defending. 20pts in the game we saw.     A quality ball handler with speed, and vision. He had several long, strong passes up court, and around the perimeter. His quality handles allows him to attack from the top, and other areas, looking to finish strong around the basket handling contact, or use his vision to get an assist. He showed his range by dropping a long 3ptr in the second half to finish the game with 12pts.     Standing 6'8 a bit raw and growing. He had good play in the paint at the 15u level. Because of his length, and effort he was able to haul in multiple offensive rebounds that led to points, and extra possessions. He's a shot blocker, and a rim protector at the 15u level, that should continue to evolve. He had good passing from the post, ran the court with long strides. You can go to him at this level, he had 18 paint points.     He provides a level stability with versatility on the court. He has size, length, strength, and movement to play, and defend multiple positions. He continues grow his skill set with good ball handling, passing and movement without the ball. He helps rebounds, a long rangy defender on the perimeter, using his lengthy arms to obstruct the passing lanes, and go for blocks. He has some tools to work with.     Standing around 6'4 and growing, McMorran is a long, confident shooting guard. He averaged 20pt, 5.7 rebounds on his high school team. He has some quickness, and foot speed, and some moves to free himself for shots. A jab, and first step allows him to use his dribble to freeze defenders, and attack from the baseline and other areas. He had a nice step thru to finish in the paint. He knocked down his 3rd 3-pointer late in the game to get the victory over the Utah Prospects 63-62. He finished with 20pts.     Standing 6'7 he's strong with frame to add more strength. We saw a bit of dominance at the 15u level in this game. He has the tools to take his game to another level with continued development. He was difficult to contain in the paint with his physical style of play, his footwork was decent. He finished in different ways around the rim including two handed power dunks. He's a rebounder, can handle and pass a bit in transition. He uses his body, and a couple a dribbles to get to the basket. He had 19pts, and multiple rebounds the game we watched.     The strong point guard uses his speed in all aspects of his game. His superb ball handling, and passing causes problems. He has that first step to go by the initial defender, get into the paint to challenge shot blocker, he'll absorb the contact, or put it high off the glass over long arms. He splits double teams with a burst, he'll use a few quick dribbles before putting a 3ptr.     Standing 6'9, and growing with a frame to fill. He looks like he's been building his lower body strength, and legs. He has an improving skill set from the forward position. He worked the high post finding cutters to the basket, and shooters on the perimeter. He making good use of body, shielding the ball on his 1/2 dribble drive, planting two feet to get to get his shot at the rim, he showed a nice jump hook. He's keeping the ball high, going for rebounds, he had a couple of block while we were watching.

PN NorCal spent Thursday morning July 10 at the Augusta Convention Center watching EYBL 15u, Session 4. There were players from NorCal playing on Vegas Elite and Team Why Not. Here were some of the prospects who stood out in the games we watched.