Playing without 2027 star Asa Montgomery who is playing with USA Basketball’s U17 team, Jatta led the way for Hillgrove at LakePoint. The rising junior is an aggressive, high scoring combo guard who can create his own offense off the dribble. He is tough to keep out of the paint, is an above average athlete who can finish above the rim and is consistently improving his perimeter shot making.

Jatta led AOT in scoring in Atlanta, averaging nearly 15 points per game. An aggressive scoring combo guard, he consistently puts pressure on the defense with his ability to create his own offense and get into the paint. An above average athlete, he is tough to contain off the bounce, and his perimeter shot making continues to trend upward, adding to his overall offensive impact.

Jatta earned First Team All-Region honors after averaging 15.8 points per game for Hillgrove. An aggressive, scoring combo guard, he can create his own offense and is tough to keep out of the paint, consistently putting pressure on the defense. An above-average athlete, he finishes well at the rim and plays with confidence. His perimeter shot continues to develop, and as that improves, it will take him to the next level as a prospect.

One of the top scoring guards in the state’s sophomore class, Jatta can create his own offense, is tough to keep out of the paint and is consistently improving as a shot maker for the 10-5 Hawks. He has a good feel for the game for a young prospect and is trending towards being a recruiting target for high level college programs over the next few years.

The highly touted sophomore is wired to score and has a very high basketball IQ for a young prospect. Jatta lets the came come to him and does not force bad shots at the offensive end of the floor. Like his teammate mentioned above, he also sports a high GPA which is part of the reason that high major programs from around the country are already in pursuit.

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One of Georgia’s top 2028s. Averaged 19.1 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 2.1 steals. Slashes with power, finishes through contact, and stretches the floor. Kennesaw State and Georgia State have offered; Power 5s are watching

A standout freshman and multi-sport athlete, Jatta emerged as one of Georgia’s top first-year performers. He averaged 16.7 points, 6.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 1.8 steals per game while picking up a Kennesaw State offer during the season. Jatta excels at getting downhill, drawing contact, and finishing through traffic. His ability to knock down the three adds a valuable perimeter element to his game, making him a versatile scoring threat.

A standout two-sport athlete, Bryson earned a Kennesaw State offer as a freshman and hasn’t looked back. One of Georgia’s premier 2028 prospects, he posted 16.7 points, 6.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 1.8 steals per game. He attacks downhill with power, consistently drawing contact, and has the range to space the floor from beyond the arc. Named Class 6A Freshman of the Year.

Multi-sport athlete picked up a Kennesaw State offer during the season. Emerged as one of the best freshmen in Georgia, pouring in 16.7 points, 6.2 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.8 steals per game. Draws contact on downhill drives and is a capable three-point shooter that can open up the floor.

Bryson Jatta Bryson Jatta 6'2" | CG Hillgrove | 2028 State #98 Nation GA put the state on notice this weekend, proving himself as one of the best 2028s in the state. Jatta is a big time athlete and he showcased the bounce with several high-flying dunks in transition. He connected on multiple three-pointers and also showed the ability to attack in the half court. Defensively, he challenges layups at the rim well and his strength and athleticism make for a ton of defensive upside. When our 2028 rankings come out, Jatta will likely be near the top.