2029 New Additions Volume 3 Report

The 2029 New Additions Volume 3 Report continues our in-depth series, shining a spotlight on the emerging talent shaping the landscape of regional high school basketball. This edition delves into the latest group of promising prospects, each displaying unique skill sets, high ceilings, and the potential to make an immediate impact on their respective programs. Through comprehensive profiles and insightful analysis, Volume 3 offers coaches, scouts, and fans a closer look at the next wave of standout players ready to elevate the competition and contribute to the ever-expanding depth of the 2029 class. Get ready to discover the athletes poised to leave their mark on the court in the coming seasons.    Given his ability to consistently out-work and outproduce opponents on both ends of the floor, there's certainly a lot to like. Thomas is a smart, developing forward with good size, pace, and polish. He displays strong balance between playmaking and three-level scoring as a primary creator. Thomas does a terrific job of turning opposing ball-handlers and forcing turnovers at a solid rate. Next in his development process is working on his ability to move without the ball, as it would make him a more complete player. Controls the tempo well. Gets to his spots with incredible ease. Does a great job of driving and kicking out to open teammates. Showed the ability to pick up 94 feet defensively and can score comfortably from 15 feet in. Developing gap-heavy defenders who accumulate a lot of deflections by playing passing lanes. Possesses nice footwork when attacking the basket.     As a young developing shooting guard Tristan founds a ton of opportunities through his steady, malleable, well-rounded presence. Mullins is a reliable perimeter shooter who knows how to move without the ball and apply pressure as a spot-up threat. However, he's more than capable of initiating the offense and creating for others. Mullins is at his best from beyond the arc, but also regularly attacks the basket and converts midrange jumpers. He also contains his assignment well defensively. Mullin is comfortable and efficient as a spot-up option. Can improve his off-ball movement as well as his ability to make quick decisions. Good defender on screen actions. He can continue to develop as a two-way guard with the ability initial half-court offensive in a pinch.     Between his current ability and array of tools, it's easy to be enticed by his overall trajectory. Kornegay is a long, fluid wing with great size, polish, and athleticism. He mixes it up well as a scorer from all levels, showing the ability to get downhill, knock down jumpers, or apply pressure in transition. Kornegay utilizes his length and motor to defend multiple positions. He's also a nice rebounder for his position. Jason is a high-motor wing who gives great effort on offensive rebounds and 50/50 balls. He's a good slasher and finisher at the rim. Puts constant pressure on the rim in transition. Needs to work on developing his left hand, ball skills, and consistency as a perimeter shooter. Jason highlighted a lot of appeal during camp and should be a prospect to keep an eye on in Coach Kevin Jones program.     Given his balance between playmaking and three-level scoring, he had no issue finding production. Mason is a reliable creator, both for himself and others, who mixes it up well as a scorer. He's a solid shooting threat from beyond the arc but can also attack the basket or access midrange pull-ups. Horton is a quality on-ball defender with the motor and toughness to cause problems for opposing guards. Mason is a good scoring point guard who is also comfortable making sound decisions with the ball as a passer. Displays a good attitude. Quality defender who guards the ball with energy. Needs to get his teammates involved more.     Has showcased a very polished scoring arsenal and the ability to find opportunities with or without the ball in his hands. Sominar displayed useful creation skills, both for himself and others, and applied quality scoring pressure from all levels. He's a smart, unselfish decision-maker who knows when to attack versus defer. Sominar rebounds well for his size and can guard multiple positions defensively. Next in his development process is working on his ability to move without the ball, as it would make him a more complete player. Good shooter who provides great effort on both ends of the floor. Showed flashes of improved playmaking instincts. Maddox needs to continue develop his overall guard skills.

The 2029 New Additions Volume 3 Report continues our in-depth series, shining a spotlight on the emerging talent shaping the landscape of regional high school basketball. This edition delves into the latest group of promising prospects, each displaying unique skill sets, high ceilings, and the potential to make an immediate impact on their respective programs. Through comprehensive profiles and insightful analysis, Volume 3 offers coaches, scouts, and fans a closer look at the next wave of standout players ready to elevate the competition and contribute to the ever-expanding depth of the 2029 class. Get ready to discover the athletes poised to leave their mark on the court in the coming seasons.