UA Rise Circuit: Florida Prospects to Watch

Under Armour held its spring “Live” period event in Ohio last weekend, featuring competition across the Under Armour Association, UA Rise, and UA Grind circuits. Here is a look at a handful of Florida prospects who are trending up.    One of the state's top unsigned seniors, Levy had three double-digit rebounding performances for [program_tooltip program_id='2076293' first='Skills' last='Center Elite'] in Ohio. A highly productive, athletic, and mobile forward, he impacts winning in a variety of ways with his relentless motor and activity level. Levy is an elite rebounder who consistently controls the glass at both ends of the floor and creates extra possessions through his effort and athleticism. Offensively, he can score from the midrange, on the block, in transition, and by cleaning up opportunities around the basket. Defensively, he offers versatility with the ability to guard multiple positions and make plays across the floor. Given his production, athleticism, and two way impact, it would not be surprising to see a college program add Levy to its 2026 recruiting class in the near future.     The skilled guard from Orlando scored 14 points in a win for [program_tooltip program_id='2076150' first='TNBA' last='South'] over Team Tradition while showcasing his offensive versatility and shot making ability. Miller is a confident scorer with deep range on his jumper and a quick, reliable release that makes him a constant threat from beyond the arc. He is comfortable handling secondary ball handling responsibilities and does a good job creating offense when the ball is in his hands. Miller can also get to the rim, where he displays creativity and touch as a finisher. He highlighted that ability on Saturday afternoon with a pair of impressive floaters in the lane.     One of the state's premier perimeter shooters, Grow knocked down three three pointers on his way to 11 points in our evaluation on Saturday. The Lake Highland Prep product is much more than just a shooter, he has a high basketball IQ, understands how to play within the flow of the game, and consistently makes winning plays. Grow plays with toughness, moves well without the ball, and does an excellent job creating spacing with his shot making ability. He is also a capable passer who keeps the ball moving and makes smart decisions when defenses close out aggressively.     Edeoga is a big, strong, physical post player who posted 10 pints in a win over Team New England. The sophomore is a big, strong post player, has touch, finishes through defenders, can sore on the block,rebounds his area, like his effort elvel. Certainyl a frontcourt prosepct to track in the 2028 class.     Another one of the state's top perimeter shot makers, Bromirski averaged double figures for Florida Blaze in Ohio while consistently demonstrating his ability to stretch the floor. The junior possesses good positional size for the backcourt, an efficient and repeatable shooting stroke, and the confidence to knock down shots from well beyond the arc. He is also a capable passer who sees the floor well and can create offense off the dribble when defenders overplay his jumper. With his combination of size, shooting ability, basketball IQ, and offensive versatility, Bromirski is a prospect college coaches searching for perimeter scoring and floor spacing should make a point to evaluate this summer.

Under Armour held its spring “Live” period event in Ohio last weekend, featuring competition across the Under Armour Association, UA Rise, and UA Grind circuits. Here is a look at a handful of Florida prospects who are trending up.