Key Returners: Elyjah Freeman 6-6 SF (2024). During the AAU season, Freeman played a ton of roles whether it was the combo guard position or being in the post. Freeman scores on all three levels at a high rate and is super athletic when it comes to controlling the glass on both ends of the floor. Freeman has gained college interest from Cal State Fullerton, Chattanooga, Georgia Southern, Oral Roberts and several others.

The 6-6 rising senior displayed a lot of growth and confidence during the AAU season while playing for Wellington Wolves Select. Freeman is the true definition of a versatile prospect as he brings a ton of athleticism and energy on both ends of the floor. On the offensive end, Freeman is a viable three-level scoring threat who also has a dangerous attack to finish around the rim. On the defensive side, he has a great feel for his assignment and is often at times guarding multiple positions. Look for his recruitment to start peaking before the start of the high school season.

The 6-6 forward has been making waves throughout the summer for the Wellington Wolves . His mid-range and perimeter games have drastically improved and also has brought his explosive athleticism where he can finish at the front of the rim against multiple defenders. Freeman also is a terrific defender where he did a solid job forcing the opposition into taking tough shots. Look for college coaches to begin contacting Freeman as he can impact the game in a variety of ways.

The 6-5 rising senior forward is one of the top wings in the South Florida area and he proved us that holds a true statement. Freeman was knocking down shots on all three levels for Wellington Wolves finishing with a team-high 26 points on five made 3-pointers. His jump shot was also pure and consistent throughout the day on Friday. Freeman has heard from Cal State Fullerton, Chattanooga, Dayton, Murray State and Tennessee State so far this summer.