Travel Team Profile: Team Loaded 16u

We got a look at Team Loaded's 16u program during the first session of the adidas 3SSB circuit. Here is a look at their top prospects to watch this spring.    The talented sophomore is one of the state's top prospects and was impressive in California, helping lead Team Loaded to a 4–0 record. A scoring, ball handling guard, he can create his own offense and is a solid shot maker. With above average quickness and athleticism, he consistently puts pressure on the defense and plays with a high level of confidence.     The talented lead guard from North Carolina led the way for Team Loaded in California, averaging 13.5 points and 3.8 assists per game. Morman is excellent with the basketball in his hands, showcasing elite quickness and the ability to score at all three levels. With his combination of skill, pace, and playmaking, expect high major coaches to become very familiar with this sophomore in the coming months.     Another talented prospect from North Carolina, Moses is a high flying wing with big time athleticism. He thrives in transition and in open space, where he can use his explosiveness to finish above the rim. He also showed the ability to score in the midrange and is continuing to improve as a perimeter shooter. An excellent rebounder with defensive versatility, he disrupts passing lanes and consistently turns defense into offense.     The 2028 prospect is a very athletic wing with a good feel for the game. He moves well without the ball, finishes through contact in the paint, and plays with a high motor. An active defender who impacts the game on both ends, he averaged nearly 10 points per game for Team Loaded at Session I.     Goodson had a productive weekend, averaging 8.5 points per game. The sophomore is a capable scorer at all three levels and can create his own offense off the dribble or find teammates for open opportunities. He is a high level athlete, he is capable of finishing above the rim and brings versatility to the lead guard position.     An improving frontcourt prospect in the 2028 class, Little is a strong, mobile big man who plays with a high motor. He finishes effectively around the rim, is capable of knocking down an open midrange jumper, and rebounds consistently on both ends of the floor. He averaged nearly 16 points and 8 rebounds per game for the Generals this season, highlighting his production and impact.

We got a look at Team Loaded's 16u program during the first session of the adidas 3SSB circuit. Here is a look at their top prospects to watch this spring.