Team Loaded 3SSB (VA) Standouts in Texas

[program_tooltip program_id='2226307' first='Team' last='Loaded VA'] has talent across the board, as they usually do with some of the top players in the region. Team Loaded is one of the top 3SSB teams each year, with prospects for all high-major, mid-major, or low-major Division 1 programs. It's intriguing to track the progression of these young prospects who have been on a tear this summer and playing multiple high-level games each weekend. Here is a breakdown of each age group's top standouts from this past weekend.   Starting it off with 17U, they had a tough slate of games on the weekend against some of the best competition on the circuit and one player really came out and produced at a very high level. [player_tooltip player_id='1782691' first='Jordan' last='Hunter'] a recent transfer to the Highland School in Warrenton, VA has been on a tear all summer long and scoring at a high volume.    Jordan is among the top players in Virginia and it's easy to see why with his natural scoring abilities and ability to take over a game at any given moment. He transferred to the Highland School and will be key to their success moving forward as one of the lead guards. This weekend in Texas, he put on a scoring clinic where he was able to score in a variety of ways. Jordan averaged 21.8 PPG, 4.2 RPG, and 2.6 APG and has offers and interest from tons of high-level Division 1 programs, and he will look to boost his recruitment once again this weekend at the 3SSB Finals in Rock Hill, SC.    Next, we take a closer look at the 16U VA top standouts, who appear to have a more balanced approach, with everyone making an impact on both sides of the ball. The scoring is spread out, and everyone seems to get their opportunities to shine when the time comes.    Brelyn Moses fits the mold of a college-ready athlete with his physical frame and high motor on both sides of the ball. Brelyn has been crucial for Team Loaded this year and had another strong weekend. In one of their games, he had 21 points and 11 rebounds. He ended up averaging right around 10 PPG. He already holds Division 1 offers, but I imagine his recruitment will continue to rise moving forward.     Kelvin "Pop" Anderson is another guard for the [program_tooltip program_id='2226307' first='Team' last='Loaded VA'] 16U group who has established himself as a household name all summer long. Pop is a 6'2 athletic scoring guard with a college-ready frame who can score from all 3-levels. In a matchup vs. Phenom United, he scored 24 points, and on the weekend he averaged 11.3 PPG and nearly 3 RPG. Pop holds numerous Division 1 offers and will continue to gain traction moving forward after transferring from Petersburg High School to Brewster Academy.     Hudson Hatch is a recent transfer to the Blue Ridge School from North Carolina, and he has quickly made a name for himself as a versatile stretch big. He has had a productive summer with Team Loaded and averaged 9.3 PPG and 5.8 RPG on the weekend. His name continues to circulate among big-time college coaching programs while standing at 6'10 and his versatile playstyle and overall potential moving forward.     [player_tooltip player_id='2353668' first='Kamdon' last='Brangman-Cain'] is a name that has been one of the biggest stock risers in VA thus far, regardless of class. Kam has been on a tear for Team Loaded with his elite athleticism and intangibles he brings to the team. He holds a handful of Division 1 offers and should be receiving more as time goes on. Kam is an elite two-way wing who excels at getting downhill and scoring in transition. He averaged 8.7 PPG and 2.8 RPG to add to the balanced approach for [program_tooltip program_id='2226307' first='Team' last='Loaded VA'] 16U.    Lastly, here are the top standouts for the #1 15U 3SSB Team in the country, coached by Shane Burnette and his staff. It's easy to see why they are among the top teams in the country. They have been dominant all summer long in controlling each game on both sides of the ball, and they also have a balanced approach with their squad. They play a selfless brand of basketball and are a fast-paced and athletic 15U team that has turned heads all summer long.    Kaedyn Cole is hands down one of the most talented players I've seen, regardless of class, all summer long. He put up monster numbers once again for [program_tooltip program_id='2226307' first='Team' last='Loaded VA'] 15U 3SSB. He is a versatile 6'8 Forward who can hurt the opposition in a variety of ways, and he is built like a grown man already with his elite physical attributes and overall physicality inside. He is 100% a high-major Division 1 prospect; he averaged 15.7 PPG and 7.5 RPG on the weekend and has been among the most valuable players on the circuit thus far.     [player_tooltip player_id='2767487' first='King' last='Bacot'] is a widely known name, and he proved the doubters wrong once again. He had a phenomenal weekend for [program_tooltip program_id='2226307' first='Team' last='Loaded VA'] 15U 3SSB. He averaged 14.7 PPG and 3.5 APG. He is one of the higher-IQ players in his age group who always seems to make the right plays for himself or for others. King helped lead Petersburg to a State Championship last year as a freshman and has quickly solidified himself as one of the top guards in the country on the 3SSB Circuit. He is a lefty sharpshooter who does a great job of changing pace to get downhill or to his spots. He holds numerous Division 1 offers and will continue to see his stock rise moving forward.     Niles is one of my favorite kids I've had the chance to evaluate multiple times this summer, as he just always seems to do the right things for himself and for his team. Niles is a very athletic wing who excels at getting downhill to his spots, or at knocking down jump shots. Niles has improved as a ball-handler and a decision-maker all summer long. Niles will be a very good division 1 player in the future with his overall skillset, and how he never takes a possession off.    In conclusion, the [program_tooltip program_id='2226307' first='Team' last='Loaded VA'] 3SSB squads have a ton of Division 1 talent across the board, and all three programs, as well as the Team Loaded South 3SSB and Team Loaded Gold Programs, will be looking to make runs at the Rock Hill, SC event this weekend. Team Loaded will have a total of 9 teams at the event, which is a true testament to their eye for talent and ability to build a strong winning culture across the board with college-level guys for all levels across all their teams. It'll be an exciting weekend to see the teams in action.

Team Loaded VA has talent across the board, as they usually do with some of the top players in the region. Team Loaded is one of the top 3SSB teams each year, with prospects for all high-major, mid-major, or low-major Division 1 programs. It's intriguing to track the progression of these young prospects who have been on a tear this summer and playing multiple high-level games each weekend. Here is a breakdown of each age group's top standouts from this past weekend.