Kaleb Peters is a 6'5" Small Forward in the 2028 class.
Peters attends Ridge View in South Carolina and plays club basketball for Upward Stars Columbia.
Peters's Player Profile was created on March 29, 2025.
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Kaleb
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Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Ridge View
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SC
PHL Finals: Emptying the Notebook
Kaleb pulled double duty with Upward Stars Columbia last weekend, playing with both their 17U and 16U squads,...
Written by Andrew Baxley
Kaleb
PetersSF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Ridge View
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SC
Wofford Team Camp: Who Boosted Their Stock on Thursday?
In the hunt for more playing time as a junior, it was encouraging to see the flashes from...
Written by Andrew Baxley
Kaleb
PetersSF
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
HS
Ridge View
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SC
Phenom Memorial Day Classic: Saturday’s Biggest Standouts
Kaleb was a rare player whom I got to see play in multiple age groups this weekend. Playing...
Written by Andrew Baxley
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Kaleb pulled double duty with Upward Stars Columbia
last weekend, playing with both their 17U and 16U squads, which were in search of the championship. Playing against other natural 2028s, Kaleb’s length was very impactful defensively, as he was in passing lanes on the perimeter and helped protect the rim. There was also a clear emphasis on getting Peters designed looks in the post, where he got most of his buckets. He finished with 20 points in an in-state matchup with the Celtics.
In the hunt for more playing time as a junior, it was encouraging to see the flashes from Peters today. He can still have moments where he looks raw off-the-ball defensively and with 3+ dribbles, but when he’s allowed to play without thinking, it is clear to see the ceiling. Kaleb scored 8 points in a matchup with Cross Creek: a short-corner two, a transition layup, a strong finish in the paint, and an athletic offensive putback. Once he can put all the pieces together consistently, Peters will only add to the supreme talent on the Blazers’ roster.
Kaleb was a rare player whom I got to see play in multiple age groups this weekend. Playing in the 17U bracket, Kaleb was more of a role player, adding a scoring punch with 9 points and a made three off the bench. However, in his correct 15U division, Peters looked like “the guy” going for 19 points and 9 rebounds. In that second game, Kaleb’s positioning and length stood out at both ends of the floor, allowing him to clean up misses, finish above defenders, and affect shots.