A Kennesaw State commit, Elder played some of his best basketball during the offseason, showcasing his combination of size, skill and playmaking ability. A ball handling guard with good positional size , strength and length, he has a good feel for the game and understands how to create opportunities for himself and his teammates. Elder uses his speed, ball handling skills and ability to change speeds to work his way into the paint and make plays. He is also a reliable perimeter shot maker with range beyond the arc, giving him the ability to stretch defenses and contribute as both a scorer and distributor.

A recent Kennesaw State commit, Elder impressed during the summer with Atlanta Xpress. He is a skilled, ball handling guard with good size and length who plays with a good feel for the game. While not an explosive guard, Elder finds ways to get into the paint, where he can create scoring opportunities for himself or his teammates. He is also a reliable shot maker with range beyond the arc.

Elder was one of my biggest surprises of the event. Coming into the weekend, I had not seen or heard much about him since he plays outside of my usual scouting area, but it only took a few possessions to see why he is generating college interest. He is a relentless downhill attacker who consistently puts pressure on defenses by getting into the paint and forcing contact. Elder lived at the foul line and made the most of his opportunities there, while also flashing the ability to knock down shots from beyond the arc, proving he is a capable perimeter shooter. He served as one of the primary offensive options for his Atlanta Xpress squad, shouldering a significant scoring load throughout the weekend. Already holding several low- and mid-major Division I offers, Elder’s performance should only strengthen his recruitment, and it would not be surprising to see additional programs get involved in the near future.

It has not been the finish to the regular season that Atlanta Xpress was hoping for, but Elder was a bright spot on Thursday. Always a capable shot maker, the rising senior has continued to improve as a ball handler and playmaker. He has the ability to finish in the paint with either hand and did a good job of playing through contact against a talented and physical Team Thrill defense. Expect Elder’s stock to continue to rise heading to Louisville next weekend.

Elder averaged nearly 10 points per game while shooting 0% from three-point range for Atlanta Xpress , showcasing his continued development as a complete backcourt prospect. A ball handling guard with good size and length, he plays with poise and a good feel for the game. Elder does an excellent job using angles, pace, and basketball IQ to get into the paint, where he can create scoring opportunities for himself or facilitate for teammates. His perimeter shooting has taken a significant step forward, as he has become a reliable shot maker with range beyond the arc who can consistently stretch defenses. Combined with his size, decision making, and offensive versatility, Elder continues to emerge as an intriguing combo guard prospect.

Elder is off to a strong start this spring with Atlanta Xpress on the UAA Circuit. A ball handling guard with good size and length, he does a nice job getting into the paint to create for himself or others. He is a solid shot maker with range beyond the arc and can score both off the catch and off the bounce. With his feel, versatility, and pedigree as the son of a former Georgia Tech guard, he continues to trend upward as a prospect.

Playing alongside some of the top prospects in the country on one of the state’s premier teams, Elder has emerged as a versatile guard with good size and length. He’s comfortable operating both on and off the ball, showing the ability to make shots from the perimeter and extend his range. Elder can also get into the paint to create for himself or others, displaying a strong feel for the game and the ability to play within the flow of the offense.

The junior is averaging 11 points and 2.6 assists per game for Woodward Academy, serving as a steady presence in the backcourt. A ball-handling guard with good size and length, he uses his frame well to see over defenders and create angles off the dribble. He can get into the paint to generate scoring opportunities for himself or collapse the defense and find open teammates.

His perimeter shot making has shown clear improvement, adding another dimension to his offensive game and making him tougher to defend. As the son of a former Georgia Tech guard, he brings a strong basketball pedigree and understanding of the game that shows up in his poise and decision-making.

Elder is trending up in the 2027 class as a combo guard with good size, strength and length. The junior finds his way into the paint off the dribble and is able to create offense for himself or others. The son of former Georgia Tech guard BJ Elder, Bradyn is an improving shot maker and a college prospect to track this spring and summer.

A well-sized guard with strong dribble penetration skills and notable court vision. Elder showcases impressive speed, creativity, and crowd-engaging playmaking ability. His scoring versatility and proficiency from three-point range stand out.