2028 Names to Know for Future Reference Part 1

Whether it was electrifying crowds with deft ball handling, locking up opponents on defense, or demonstrating an uncanny feel for the game, this group distinguished themselves as some of the most productive and intriguing talents to watch. Their growth over the summer hints at even greater achievements to come as they continue to refine their games and embrace the challenges ahead. The spotlight now turns to these rising 2028 prospects, whose dedication and impact have set the stage for an exciting future in high school basketball.    An impressive all-around athlete, Jamarian Chaney excels as a scorer from all three levels on the floor. He leverages his length and wingspan to make a significant impact as a game-changing defender. Recognized as one of the top two-way athletes in the state, Jamarian also brings his elite athleticism to the football field as an intriguing wide receiver prospect.     [player_tooltip player_id='2548919' first='Kyle' last='Brown'] showcased his dynamic scoring ability throughout the DMV live event, displaying a smooth shooting stroke and the capability to penetrate defenses with ease. His versatility and knack for getting around defenders highlighted his potential as a top prospect in his class.   He averaged 12 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists per game. His ability to balance scoring with facilitating makes him a central figure in his team's offense, and he shows promise as a dynamic floor general with strong all-around guard skill set.     A 6'0 sophomore shot the ball well, both off the catch and the dribble, from both sides of the arc. He also proved to be a crafty ball-handler and passer, making good pass vs. shot decisions in transition and in the half-court set. Cameron puts in a great effort on the defensive end of the floor, showing quick feet, fast hands, and a knack for anticipating the movement of the basketball. He appears to be comfortable and productive at either guard spot. He is starting to get a reputation as a savvy and smart playmaker, adept at creating opportunities for himself and his teammates. Cameron played for the Washington Warriors 3SSB team this summer. Attends St. John's Paul The Great in Dumfries, Virginia     [player_tooltip player_id='2610833' first='Truth' last='Kelly'] is an unselfish player with a defensive mindset. While his offensive game is still evolving, his dedication on the defensive end makes him an asset to his team. Proved to be an excellent combination of strength and athleticism. He shot the ball respectably from the mid-range, drove the ball hard to the basket, finishing through contact, and had a couple of nice passes for assists. Truth has a nose for the ball coming off the offensive glass and can be a grab-and-go rebounder on defense. He has a great deal of upside. Truth played for [program_tooltip program_id='2078457' first='Team' last='Durant'] this spring and summer.     A talented 6-3 guard I appreciate his cerebral approach in an environment that can sometime be chaotic.  He never tried to do too much and stuck with what he does well, which is knock down shots from mid-range, take care of the basketball, and make good decisions with it.  Williams surprised a bit with his ability to finish over the rim as well as get more than his rightful share of rebounds at both ends of the court. A good-looking combo guard with impressive size, Antwan displays quickness off the dribble and uses his physicality to finish strong at the rim. His versatility and ability to play both on and off the ball make him a valuable contributor on the high school level for the next three years of varsity play.     Jaha has promising physical tools with a strong frame, athletic build for his age. Skilled hybrid type of game, Mansour scores everywhere in the mid-range area. Operating out of any spot of the floor. As a scorer and connecting on free throw line jumpers or strong attacks at the rim. Also showed the ability to facilitate out of the high-post and find weak side cutters or execute dump downs in high-low action. Mansour is a proven ability to put the ball in the basket, making him a key offensive weapon for his team.

Whether it was electrifying crowds with deft ball handling, locking up opponents on defense, or demonstrating an uncanny feel for the game, this group distinguished themselves as some of the most productive and intriguing talents to watch. Their growth over the summer hints at even greater achievements to come as they continue to refine their games and embrace the challenges ahead. The spotlight now turns to these rising 2028 prospects, whose dedication and impact have set the stage for an exciting future in high school basketball.