EYBL Sunday National Standouts

The final day of the first July Live Period saw some intense action as it was also the final day of EYBL Session IV, in this article I'll break down my National standouts that I caught.    The son of former NBA player Anthony Bonner, Brock is a new name that really caught my eye on Sunday due to his length, athleticism and production. Able to attack a closeout in a straight line and finish with his dominant left hand, Bass-Bonner had a couple strong takes to the rim. Also knocking down a couple of pick and pop 3-pointers, Bass-Bonner had an inside-outside scoring punch. With his athletic upside and scoring production, Bass-Bonner seems like a player who could blow up as he's only posted one offer from Florida State so far.     The top player in New York's 2027 class, Kamissoko is a long wing forward who impacts the game on both sides of the ball at a high level. Living in the paint, Kamissoko used cuts, drives and offensive rebounds to score around the basket. Late in the game Kamissoko had a tough drive and finish to seal the win. Extra possessions can win you basketball games and Kamissoko generates offensive rebounds and steals at an extremely high rate.     One of the most talented scorers in the 2027 class, Jones has been a major stock riser this spring and has even more room to climb. Jones had an and-1 3-pointer and knocked down some other contested shots on the perimeter. A creative offensive player, Jones used a variety of crossovers, step throughs and other moves to create space to try and score. Look for Jones to be a priority target for high major programs.     A dominant athlete, Jordan has tremendous upside due to his size, frame and explosiveness. Jordan played strong with some interior finishes and went to the foul line on a poster dunk attempt that just missed. Flashing some perimeter ability with ball handling and jump shooting, Jordan is at his best when he's in transition right now. A name that some of the top teams in the country could be involved with, Jordan has NBA upside if he continues to develop.     I really enjoyed watching Team Why Not 16 U as they have a handful of guys who can beat you. Holden was my favorite of the bunch as his early layup where he switched hands in mid-air really caught my eye. Holden also had a nice extension step finish and could use either hand to score at the rim. Combine that skill with a strong frame that didn't get pushed around on the defensive end of the court and Holden was impactful in a double-digit win for his team that's looking for a second consecutive Peach Jam title.     One of the top athletes I saw all day, Woodard came out aggressive with a couple alley-oop slam dunks as well as a wing 3-pointer. With all the physical tools you could look for, Woodard has the ability to dominate any game he steps on the floor. After a strong start Woodard was called for a technical foul after a foul, which saw him sit for the majority of the second half. If Woodard can remain in the right headspace, he has the potential to wind up even higher than the top 50 national ranking currently has him listed at.     Maybe my favorite player I saw all day, Harris was super impactful for NJ Scholars 15 U as he finished with 19 points, 5 3-pointers, 11 rebounds and 6 blocks. That type of production as a 3-point shooter and shot blocker will get you recruited once college coaches start to really focus on the class of 2028. Looking like a potential elite 3-and-D wing, Harris is a name I'll want to continue to track as he matures and develops.

The final day of the first July Live Period saw some intense action as it was also the final day of EYBL Session IV, in this article I'll break down my National standouts that I caught.