Brooks had a strong day getting by his primary defender from the point of attack and slashing to the rim. Brooks made some quick reads when he got to the paint, making dump off passes to bigs where they would either finish or get fouled. The energy Brooks brought to his team offensively fueled his group as his ability to put the defense into a scramble situation led to a bunch of open shots for his group. Brooks has been a familiar face at these USA basketball events and definitely seems comfortable in this setting.

Among the more highly-touted prospects in the field, Brooks made the trip up from Miami with his Skyline Boys team and made a clear impression on the DMV crowd in attendance. The southpaw was effective generating offense from each level of the floor, stretching the defense with deep range beyond the arc as a pullup shooter before showing his ability to get north/south off the dribble and finish around the cup. He plays with a blend of confidence and control along with an advanced sense for how to use his body to create space for clean looks. Considered among the top sophomore guards in the country, Brooks made it clear why he’s already on the radar of high-major programs and has been invited to next weekend’s USA Basketball junior minicamp.

One of the most physical and effective scorers in camp, opposing defenders couldn’t keep Brooks off the rim. He used his broad upper body to finish through defenders and knocked down threes when defenses began to play him for the drive.

One of the top players in the country in the 2029 class, Brooks had 33 points in a win on Friday night for SLAM Miami. The rising sophomore scored the ball in almost every way possible and proved once again that he is among the nation’s best scorers.

One of the country’s top prospects in the 2029 class, Brooks is an extremely talented, left handed scoring guard. He is a high level athlete, has good strength and knows how to play. Brooks is a three level scorer who can also be a secondary ball handler. Expect the nation’s best programs to be in pursuit of Brooks in the near future.

Brooks may be one of the top prospects in the country in the 2029 class and is poised to lead this group in the 16U EYBL division. The freshman is a highly talented, left handed scoring wing with an improved perimeter shot. He combines above average athleticism with good strength and a strong feel for the game, making him a consistent offensive threat with significant upside.

Possibly the nation’s top prospect in the 2029 class, Brooks turned in two impressive performances over the weekend as SLAM finished 1–1. The left-handed wing is a high-level scorer with excellent positional size, above-average athleticism, and a strong feel for the game. The freshman poured in 29 points in an overtime win over Windermere High, consistently putting pressure on the defense and knocking down 14 free throws. Brooks scores efficiently at all three levels, can create shots off the bounce, and shows toughness and aggression when attacking the rim.

Brooks looked like one of the best freshmen in the country. The 6’3 combo guard broke defenders down with ease and had no problem pulling up in their face. Brooks paired his skill with sneaky athleticism, allowing him to play above the rim and finish through contact. His confidence and scoring ability stood out against older competition.

One of the nation’s top prospects in the class of 2029, Brooks is an athletic, versatile, scoring guard who plays with confidence and energy at both ends of the floor. He shows the ability to create his own offense, apply pressure defensively and make plays in transition. With continued improvement as a shot maker and decision maker with the ball in his hands, Brooks projects as a high level college prospect.

It’s very rare to see rising freshman make an impact like Brooks did as he finished with 23 points, 5 assists and 5 steals. The lefty guard did a nice job getting downhill and scoring at the rim. His defense also allowed Nightrydas to play in transition off his steals, which is where they are most dangerous. Looking like a name who will appear on national lists when the time comes, Brooks was extremely impressive on Tuesday morning.