A terror in the frontcourt and in the open floor; showcased an ability to fly around on both ends and make things happen with a combination of his length, athleticism and quickness at his size; showed he already has the ability to finish at the rim with ease and even showed he could step out and knock down shots on the perimeter; will be an intriguing frontcourt prospect at AC Flora

High level athlete with good positional size, Antonio showed a lot of defensive versatility. Despite his wiry frame, there were possessions where he was able to match the physicality of bigger offensive players. The timing and discipline on his shot blocking was unlike any other defender in the gym. It didn’t stop with just blocked shots for Antonio; he has quick feet and hands to be able to stay in front of smaller guards. When off the ball, he’s awesome as a help side defender and rim protector. The blend of athleticism, speed, and length made Antonio one of the premier defenders at this event.

An athletic forward presence who didn’t hesitate to play above the rim on both ends; showed he could chase down blocks and dunks equally on both ends of the floor; brought a ton of energy to the floor with his length and defensive prowess; showed he could handle the ball and knock down shots as well

Another intriguing young athlete that I’m excited to see compete this weekend is Antonio. He has already begun to make a name for himself in Columbia with some exciting highlights and above-the-rim playmaking, so it will be interesting to see just how advanced his game is and whether he will be able to make an impact at the high school level in 2026-27.

Sessions has the physical profile of a guard who can continue expanding his role as his game matures. At 6’3”, he has good size for the backcourt and enough versatility to create matchup problems. His ability to use that frame within the flow of the game rather than relying solely on one offensive action. His next step is turning those physical advantages into consistent production.