Travel Team Profile: Atlanta Celtics

One of travel basketball's premier programs for more than 35 years, the [program_tooltip program_id='2433307' first='Atlanta' last='Celtics'] once again feature a talented 17U squad set to compete on adidas' 3SSB circuit. Known for consistently producing high level college talent, this year's group is no exception. Here's a look at some of their top prospects heading into the spring season.    One of the nation's top point guards, Anderson is a strong, scoring lefty lead guard who starred for Prolific Prep this season. The junior excels at creating his own offense, finishes effectively in the paint, and continues to improve as a perimeter shooter. He combines good quickness with confidence, and shows solid vision and feel for the game, making him a well rounded floor general.     One of the state's rising prospects in the 2027 class, Curry is building on the momentum of an All-State season at Grayson. The junior is an attacking, scoring guard with high-level athleticism, along with good size and length for the position. He's a capable three-level scorer whose perimeter shooting continues to improve, and he shows a strong feel for the game. Expect Curry to be a popular prospect for high major coaches to evaluate this offseason.     The junior wing brings good positional size and length and is off to a strong start as a shooter and scorer for the Celtics. He has above average athleticism and shows defensive versatility with the ability to guard multiple positions. Smith Jr. continues to improve his ball skills and is developing as a creator off the dribble, adding another layer to his offensive game.     Robinson is a combo guard with good size for the position and above average quickness and athleticism. He's capable of finishing above the rim when attacking off the dribble and puts consistent pressure on the defense. The junior sees the floor well and can create offense for both himself and his teammates. Defensively, he is active and disruptive, with the ability to make plays in the passing lanes.     Robinson's high school teammate, Roberts led the Warriors in scoring this season at 16.5 points per game. The junior is a three-level scorer with high level size and athleticism for the position, making him a tough matchup. He can knock down open shots consistently and brings defensive versatility with the ability to impact multiple positions on that end of the floor.     The team's top pure shooter, Harrison is coming off a standout junior season at Milton. The 6'3 guard knocked down over 100 three-pointers on his way to earning All-State honors. He shows excellent shot preparation, a quick, clean release, and the ability to make shots both off the catch and off the dribble. Surrounded by dynamic guards like Anderson and Curry Jr., Harrison should get plenty of quality looks from beyond the arc for the Celtics.     Gilmore is a big, strong, physical forward who brings interior scoring, rebounding, and toughness to the Celtics' frontcourt. He has the athleticism to finish above the rim, plays with a high motor, and consistently impacts the game with his physical presence on both ends.

One of travel basketball's premier programs for more than 35 years, the Atlanta Celtics once again feature a talented 17U squad set to compete on adidas' 3SSB circuit. Known for consistently producing high level college talent, this year's group is no exception. Here's a look at some of their top prospects heading into the spring season.