Day 2 Player Spotlights

<strong>Ta'Quan Scott | JL3 Elite | Class of 2030</strong> Ta'Quan Scott continues to separate himself with his ability to control the pace of the game. He never looks rushed, plays with great poise and understands when to score versus when to get teammates involved. Scott's size, handle and playmaking make him a difficult matchup, but what stood out most was his decision-making. He consistently made the right basketball play while also bringing energy on the defensive end. <strong>Caleb Johnson | All Covered | Class of 2032</strong> Caleb Johnson impacts the game in ways that don't always show up in one category. He rebounds his position, pushes the break, finishes through contact and keeps the offense moving with smart decisions. Johnson plays with a high motor and embraces doing the little things that lead to winning. His versatility continues to be one of the biggest strengths in his game. <strong>Josiah Dempsey | JET Academy | Class of 2030</strong> Josiah Dempsey has one of the smoother offensive games in the group. He creates separation with his footwork, stays under control with the ball and has the ability to score from multiple levels. What I liked most was his patience. He doesn't force tough shots, reads the defense well and takes advantage of the opportunities that come to him. That balanced approach allows him to impact the <strong>Landon Jones | Hoosier Phenom | Class of 2031</strong> Landon Jones continues to showcase a versatile skill set. He has the size to create matchup problems while also possessing the ball skills to initiate offense and make plays for others. Jones is comfortable attacking downhill, making the extra pass and filling multiple roles depending on what his team needs. That positional flexibility gives him plenty of long-term upside. <strong>Xaviar James | CP3 Elite | Class of 2032</strong> Xaviar James made his presence felt with his activity on both ends of the floor. His length and athleticism allow him to create problems defensively while also making an impact in transition. He plays aggressively, attacks the basket with confidence and competes every possession. When the game became physical, James looked comfortable embracing that challenge. <strong>Christopher Udegbu | Team Arsenal | Class of 2031</strong> Christopher Udegbu brought consistent energy every time he stepped on the floor. He battled on the glass, ran the floor hard and stayed active around the basket throughout his minutes. His length, motor and willingness to do the dirty work give his team valuable frontcourt production. As his offensive game continues to expand, he's a prospect with plenty of room to grow.