Day 1 Player Spotlight: Part 2

Devareus Hill Jr. | Class of 2030 Devareus Hill Jr. continues to prove why he's one of the more complete lead guards in the 2030 class. Against All Ohio Red, his passing was the biggest takeaway. Hill doesn't simply collect assists—he consistently delivers the ball where teammates can make an immediate play, serving as the connective piece that keeps the offense flowing. Add in his defensive activity, ability to push the pace and scoring ability, and he impacts the game in nearly every area. Prince Thomas IV |  Class of 2030 Prince Thomas IV made his presence known with his size and physicality. He attacked the glass, finished through contact and consistently provided toughness around the basket. His strength allows him to create extra possessions while impacting the game without needing a high volume of touches. Braylen Weaks | Class of 2030 Playing alongside high-level talent can sometimes cause players to be overlooked, but Braylen Weaks consistently found ways to contribute. Whether scoring, rebounding or bringing physicality, he embraced whatever role Team United needed. That consistency continues to make him an important piece every time he steps on the floor. Braylen Davis | Class of 2030 Braylen Davis stood out with his blend of strength and skill. His powerful handle creates driving lanes, and he finishes through contact while staying under control. Davis consistently pressures opposing defenses and has the ability to take over stretches offensively. Kairo Seals | Class of 2031 Kairo Seals brought a physical edge every time he entered the game. He established position early, embraced contact and consistently finished around the rim. Just as impressive, Seals recognized help defenders and willingly made the extra pass, showing unselfishness to go along with his toughness. Christian Bell | Class of 2031 Christian Bell continues to flash intriguing long-term upside as a frontcourt prospect. His length and mobility allow him to run the floor, finish around the basket and impact plays on both ends. As his game continues to develop, Bell has the physical tools to become a highly productive two-way player.