Iverson Classic: Under The Radar Seniors

The Iverson Classic Blackout Signature Series took place Friday and Saturday at The Villages, delivering 29 games and a weekend packed with high-level competition. Featuring many of the state's top teams and prospects, the event showcased standout performances across multiple classes. Here is a look at the under the radar 2026 prospects who had strong performances this weekend.    The senior lead guard delivered two impressive performances in Middleton over the weekend, highlighted by a 21-point outing in a win over Windermere High. Haro is a quick, skilled, and tough point guard with a very high basketball IQ. He plays with good pace, is difficult for defenders to stay in front of, can make shots from the perimeter, and is a constant pest as an on-ball defender. His combination of competitiveness and feel for the game should earn him a solid opportunity at the college level this season.     One of the top unsigned point guards in the state, Fisher is a smart, tough, and reliable lead guard for the Bulls. The Seattle native brings international experience from Spain and has produced consistently on The Grind Session this season, carrying that momentum into the weekend. Averaging 11 points over two games, Fisher showed he can impact the game as both a scorer and a playmaker, making him a prospect worth continued attention.     Another highly talented unsigned lead guard, Ambrose averaged 18 points over two games this weekend while showcasing his efficiency and feel for the game. He plays with a very high basketball IQ, shot the ball well from beyond the arc, and consistently made the right reads. The senior is a dependable decision-maker, secure with the ball, and competes with toughness, giving him clear value at the next level.     Jovanovic is a skilled big man with an intriguing offensive skill set that separates him from most frontcourt prospects. The senior is a capable passer, a confident shooter, and can rebound and initiate the break off the dribble. He shows better-than-average mobility and athleticism for his size, making him a college prospect worth tracking the rest of the season and into the spring.     Bluhm is a skilled big man with good hands and soft touch around the rim, finishing with 13 points in a win over Pine Ridge. The senior has the skill set to step out and knock down open jumpers out to the three-point line, adding versatility to his offensive game. He rebounds his area effectively and projects as a frontcourt prospect college coaches should continue to track throughout the remainder of the season.     Muniz is a mobile big man and an intriguing frontcourt prospect in the 2026 class. He shows the ability to score from the midrange, has good touch around the rim, and is active on the glass at both ends of the floor. Defensively, he provides versatility with his mobility and willingness to compete, giving him the tools to impact the game in multiple ways.

The Iverson Classic Blackout Signature Series took place Friday and Saturday at The Villages, delivering 29 games and a weekend packed with high-level competition. Featuring many of the state's top teams and prospects, the event showcased standout performances across multiple classes. Here is a look at the under the radar 2026 prospects who had strong performances this weekend.