First off let’s acknowledge this is one of the best names in the state. Cash is vastly underrated and should garner more attention this season. The improvement is evident from an eye test perspective but the metrics back it up as well. After not being in the rotation consistently as a sophomore, Cash returned for his junior year with a vengeance. Getting stronger and rounding out his skillset was something he improved on, and it showed all last year.

You see the 8 points per game, but his impact stretches far from just scoring. His ability to shoot the ball at a high level, especially off the catch, changes how the Mustangs are defended. Last year, Cash learned how to utilize his shooting gravity to his advantage which helped show playmaking flashes we didn’t see before. Cash rebounds the ball well and his rim finishing has improved drastically. His overall impact on winning is an asset that is underrated. He had nine double digit scoring games, and the Mustangs went 9-0 in those contests. Expect a big jump from the senior this year in an increased role.

A standout name for PSB Elite Barnes who averaged roughly 25 ppg with his prowess scoring the ball; showed he could score on all three levels and get to the FT line; made the most of every opportunity with his relentless effort and determination; should really turn a corner at Myers Park alongside Thomas Vickery Thomas Vickery 6'5" | SF Myers Park | 2027 State #155 Nation NC

Hall is continuing to build his own reputation as a premier shooter in North Carolina’s 2027 class after a really strong season at Myers Park and now parlaying that into a really successful start to the travel ball season with PSB Elite . Hall was in attendance at Phenom Rock Hill Live and had multiple big performances over the course of the weekend. Hall can play on or off the ball and has really showcased more of his ability to make plays for others with the ball in his hands. Hall is showing he can be a lethal catch and shoot threat or be a guy that generates offense for this team off the bounce. Look for Hall to continue to assert himself as a next level prospect over the course of this spring/summer with this group!

Hall is emerging as one of the top shooters in the Charlotte area under Coach Hines at Myers Park. The Mustangs are 12-6 and 3-1 in conference play on the season with the shot making and spacing Hall provides being a major reason. Hall is averaging 8.7 Points, 3.7 Rebounds, and 2.1 Assists per game this season. He’s doing that all on 37/38/89 splits this season. Hall is known as a marksmen from distance but also stands out as a secondary playmaker for this team, he makes good decisions as a passer, and is a true connecting piece on the offensive end of the floor. Hall is always shot ready and should continue to round out his overall game at help Myers Park go on a real run.