A-Town Showdown: 16U 1st Team All-Tournament
Allen Pettigrew
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<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">16U had one of the deepest fields in Atlanta. Players that made this list are walking double-doubles, three level scorers, and some of the most athletic prospects to grace the gym.</p>
<p>G - [player_tooltip player_id="1450226" first="Alexander" last="Springs"] - Florida Suns</p>
<p>Springs athleticism made him one of the best paint scoring guards in the 16U division. Between his ability to finish at the rim and rebound, he was the only guard to command a double-double every game. He’s fearless in a crowd, a good playmaker on the break, and gets to the free throw line.</p>
<p><strong>G - Bradley Pearson - Auburn Raptors</strong></p>
<p>Three level scoring flashes and emerging playmaking landed Pearson on this list. He continues to show on and off the ball scoring with a bevy of pull up and spot up jumpers falling for him this weekend. His off the dribble game opens up parts of the floor that he didn’t try to get to earlier in the season.</p>
<p>G - [player_tooltip player_id="1306084" first="Reginald" last="Reinhardt"] - Stampede</p>
<p>Reinhardt has one of the most developed upper bodies in the 16U division. His skill and strength give him an advantage that he uses to get to his spots on the floor. While he may not be much of an outside shooter attacking the rim and midrange pull ups made him one of the most consistent scorers in Atlanta.</p>
<p>F - [player_tooltip player_id="1450213" first="Mo" last="Kamara"] - FL Suns</p>
<p>Kamara’s debut to the Prep Hoops Circuit went just as expected. The 2025 prospect produced against an older age group showcasing an ability to take bigs off the bounce, rebound, and use his length to affect shots. There’s still room to develop, but a growing skill set, athleticism, and 6’7 frame helped him produce on both ends.</p>
<p>F - [player_tooltip player_id="1159181" first="Trey’Dez" last="Green"] - LA Broncos</p>
<p>Green did what he does at every stop on the Prep Hoops Circuit average a double-double and try to take the rim home with him. His blend of physicality and athleticism made him an elite finisher, rebounder, and weak-side shot blocker last weekend. Continuing to show off his range out to three, movement skills, and ability to attack the rim in transition earned him this spot.</p>
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