Cole truly stuffed the stat sheet all weekend long for the 4-0 Team Loaded VA 3SSB 15u group. He averaged 13.5 Points, 5.8 Rebounds, 1.3 Assists, 2.8 Steals, and 1.8 Blocks per game. Cole is a long and athletic forward that can operate facing up or with his back to the basket and guard almost every position on the floor as he’s incredibly mobile laterally. Cole shows flashes of perimeter skill with increasing frequency and is molding himself into a guy that will start to garner real national attention in the 2029 class. Cole is a feature piece on a team with championship aspirations and it will be fun watch as these games carry more weight down the stretch of the spring/summer.

Cole is an extremely talented wing prospect who led the undefeated Team Loaded squad in scoring at 13.5 points per game. The 6’8″ combo forward brings excellent mobility, finishes above the rim, and is highly effective attacking off the dribble. He rebounds and pushes the break, adding transition value, and shows the versatility to score on the block with his back to the basket.

Kaedyn Cole might be the most intriguing long-term prospect on this roster. The 6’8 wing combines size, athleticism, and production at a high level. He averaged 13.5 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.8 steals, and 1.8 blocks per game while shooting a remarkable 72.7% from the field and 50% from three. He does the “dirty work.” He also produces at a high level. This rare combination points to a high-major ceiling.

A high school teammate of Grant Jacques Grant Jacques 6'0" | SG/PG Grace Christian-Sanford | 2027 State NC (above) Kaedyn Cole Kaedyn Cole 6'8" | PF Grace Christian-Sanford | 2029 NC is a really high level prospect in NC’s 2029 class and should continue to garner a ton of national attention as he’s playing with Team Loaded Virginia this spring/summer. This past weekend he helped propel Team Loaded VA 3SSB 15u to a dominant win over DC Assault at the CBG Live Tip-Off Classic in Richmond to start their season off the right way. Cole is a very skilled and versatile forward who should be able to have many dominant performances this spring/summer playing 15u. As a Freshman this past season Cole averaged 15.3 Points, 7.2 Rebounds, 0.8 Assists, 0.9 Steals, and 1.2 Blocks per game on 59/25/62 shooting splits. Cole helped his team get off to a strong start this past weekend and looks to be loading up for a really special spring/summer.

Kaedyn Cole was one of the most physically imposing players on the floor. He made sure his presence was felt from start to finish. At 6’7”, he already has a college-ready frame. His athleticism further enhances his potential, making it easy to see the long-term upside.

Cole thrives around the rim. He finishes through contact, plays above the rim, and attacks the glass at a high level. What separates him, though, is his motor — he doesn’t take possessions off. Whether it’s sprinting the floor, battling for rebounds, or protecting the paint, his energy consistently impacts the game.

Defensively, he holds his own and shows the ability to guard and contest inside. Offensively, he keeps things simple and effective, scoring efficiently in the paint and capitalizing on second-chance opportunities.

He passes the eye test immediately, but more importantly, he backs it up with production. Cole is a name that should continue to gain traction as he develops.

Grace picked up a big win over Rose at the event and their freshman center contributed in every way imaginable. He finished with 17 points 7 rebounds and 6 blocks, doing the majority of the work inside where he used his size and athletic ability to finish in traffic at the rim, making it hard for Rose on the defense end. One of the top forward prospects in NC.

A name that you are most like already familiar with, his production does not come as surprise to anyone. The 6’7 Forward is averaging 17 Points per game and understand how to use his height and athletic ability to make plays. Still only scratching the surface of how good he can be, he is one of the most intriguing young prospects on the east side of the state.

Cole is a truly impressive prospect with a bevy of physical gifts that are truly unique when blended with his skillset and demeanor. He’s probably about 6’8″ now and can comfortably operate in multiple areas on the floor. He’s not a true big, definitely more of a tweener, can operate from the elbow and even make shots out to the three point line. Cole is a fluid athlete, running and dunking in traffic with regularity. Cole is a versatile defender that can really disrupt the opposition in multiple ways. As Cole continues to grow into his body he will go from impressive to truly dominant, he is a special player that will be ranked nationally very very soon.