TJ Adams is a 6'0" Point Guard in the 2029 class.
Adams attends Waubonsie Valley in Illinois and plays club basketball for Breakaway.
Adams's Player Profile was created on April 7, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
TJ
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Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Waubonsie Valley
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IL
Guards that Could Move Up Board Quickly in 2029
Breakout spring for Adams with Breakaway 15U. The shifty lead guard gets in the paint with two feet...
Written by Scott Burgess
TJ
AdamsPG
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Waubonsie Valley
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IL
PH Chi-Town Tip Off: Max’s Day 2 Standouts
One of the top guards I saw at the 15u level this weekend, TJ is lightning quick with...
Written by Max Wagner
TJ
AdamsPG
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Waubonsie Valley
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IL
2029 MSHTV Team Bulls Standouts
TJ handles are elite—smooth, controlled, and unpredictable. He keeps the ball on a string, shifting pace and direction...
Written by Adrian Maloney Jr
TJ
AdamsPG
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
HS
Waubonsie Valley
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IL
Freshman Showcase: Team 4 Evaluations
Adams stood out for me with his active hands on the defensive front. Especially with his work in...
Written by Teddy Bahu
Scott Burgess | Prep Hoops Scout
Scott Burgess
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
Breakout spring for Adams with Breakaway 15U. The shifty lead guard gets in the paint with two feet playing off his speed downhill where he is adept at finishing around defenders. Sound shooter in the mid-range that has shown potential from three. Like his intensity on the defensive end. Going to be a breakout player for Waubonsie Valley.
One of the top guards I saw at the 15u level this weekend, TJ is lightning quick with the ball in his hands. He was able to beat his man off the dribble just about any time he wants to, establishing two feet in the paint to make plays for himself and his teammates. Even as one of the smaller players on the floor he’s fearless attacking the basket, but also has the touch to slow up and finish over the top of shot blockers. TJ is always getting his teammates involved, and is a pest on the ball defensively.
TJ handles are elite—smooth, controlled, and unpredictable. He keeps the ball on a string, shifting pace and direction with ease, making it nearly impossible for defenders to stay in front of him. With tight crossovers, deceptive hesitations, and lightning-quick changes of speed, he breaks players down one-on-one, forcing them off balance and opening up lanes to attack. Every dribble feels intentional, setting up the defender for the next move, and by the time they react, TJ is already past them.
Adams stood out for me with his active hands on the defensive front. Especially with his work in the 3v3 segment. A high-volume shooter that can get hot at any moment.