AAU World Championship Saturday Bracket Player Spotlights: Part 2

William Baylor | Prime Elite | Class of 2030 William Baylor was one of the more intriguing guards evaluated throughout the weekend. He played with confidence, pace, and a strong feel for the game while consistently making sound decisions with the ball in his hands. Baylor showed the ability to create offense, attack gaps in the defense, and keep his team organized. What stood out most was his composure. He rarely looked rushed and consistently played under control while still remaining aggressive when opportunities presented themselves. His combination of ball skills, decision-making, and overall feel makes him a prospect worth continuing to monitor moving forward. Drew Gaetano | Tre Mann Elite | Class of 2030 Drew Gaetano consistently impressed with his ability to impact the game as a lead guard. He played with good pace, made quality reads, and showed a strong understanding of how to manage possessions. Gaetano was comfortable handling pressure and creating opportunities for both himself and his teammates. Rather than forcing the action, he allowed the game to come to him and consistently made winning basketball plays. His combination of skill, poise, and decision-making helped him stand out among a talented field of guards. Charlie Burke | United NJ Basketball | Class of 2030 Burke was one of the guards that continued to make positive plays throughout the event. He competed on both ends of the floor and consistently brought energy whenever he was on the court. Burke showed confidence attacking opportunities offensively while also contributing as a defender and secondary playmaker. His willingness to compete and impact the game in multiple ways made him a valuable piece for United NJ. Players who consistently make winning plays often leave a lasting impression, and Burke did exactly that throughout the weekend. Camron Sullins | United NJ Basketball | Class of 2030 Camron Sullins immediately stood out because of his length and physical tools. The long wing prospect displayed versatility on both ends while showing flashes of the upside that makes him an intriguing long-term evaluation. Sullins ran the floor well, competed defensively, and used his length to create problems for opponents. His ability to impact the game beyond scoring was noticeable throughout multiple viewings. As he continues to add strength and develop his overall game, he possesses several traits that project well moving forward. Heir Jackson | AB Elite | Class of 2030 Heir Jackson was one of the more physically impressive prospects evaluated throughout the event. Possessing good size and a strong frame, Jackson consistently used his physical tools to impact the game. Whether it was rebounding, finishing around the basket, or creating extra possessions through activity, Jackson found ways to contribute. He played with toughness and competed on every possession while providing AB Elite with valuable frontcourt production. His size and physical profile make him a prospect worth keeping on the radar as he continues to develop. Hayden Purvis | AB Elite | Class of 2030 Hayden Purvis brought physicality and interior presence every time he stepped on the floor. The AB Elite forward consistently battled around the basket and provided value through rebounding, effort, and toughness. Purvis embraced his role and impacted winning without needing the offense to run through him. He generated second-chance opportunities, defended his area, and played with the type of energy coaches appreciate. Players who understand how to impact games beyond scoring are always valuable, and Purvis consistently demonstrated those qualities throughout the weekend.