Iverson Classic: Under the Radar Seniors (Part 3)

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 unsigned senior averaged 12 points per game over the weekend in Middleton, consistently impacting the game in multiple ways. Masoud is a mobile, versatile combo forward who plays above the rim, brings a high basketball IQ, and competes with a motor that rarely stops. He can attack in straight lines from the perimeter, knock down open midrange shots, and adds value on the defensive end with his activity and versatility.     Basima is a versatile, highly athletic, high-motor combo forward who scored 14 points in a win over The New School (AR). The senior is most effective from the midrange and in, where he uses his strength and athleticism to score, but he is also capable of knocking down an open jumper. He rebounds his position well and brings defensive versatility, allowing him to impact the game on both ends of the floor.     Turner is another unsigned senior with good strength and solid positional size. He brings offensive versatility as a capable three-level scorer and shows a strong feel for the game as an effective cutter. Defensively, he can guard multiple positions and rebound his area, giving him value as a versatile two-way piece at the next level.     Perez turned in one of his best performances of the season, finishing with 17 points in a close loss to Tampa Catholic. The Gillette College commit has good size and length and can score in a variety of ways. An above-average athlete, he can finish above the rim, score effectively in the post, and create matchup problems. Defensively, he guards multiple positions and plays the passing lanes well. Don't be surprised to see Perez earn an opportunity at the Division I level after his time at Gillette.     The hard-playing, slashing wing scored 18 points in a win over CFCA, consistently putting pressure on the defense. Jorge is difficult to keep out of the paint, finishing through contact with strength and aggression as a downhill attacker. He also showed the ability to knock down open perimeter shots, adding balance to his offensive game. With his high motor, activity on the glass, and engagement on the defensive end, Jorge impacts 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.