Coming at #90 overall and the #17 Point Guard is one of the better two-way difference makers. McCoy brought high energy on both ends of the floor all summer long, including on his highlights in the recent Film Room Series. If Greenville is to get back to the state championship, Keshun will be tasked with guarding some top dogs in SC.

Next up on the list of standouts from Day One in Bermuda Run is Keshun McCoy Keshun McCoy 6'1" | PG Greenville | 2026 State SC . He was a bright spot for Next Level Elite in a loss to Elite 1, putting up a balanced 9 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block. McCoy is one of NLE’s bigger Guards, so he asked to be a versatile weapon and contribute to guarding bigs and rebounding on defense, as well as creating scoring opportunities on offense. Keshun excelled at playing through contact, which allowed him to finish at the rim and get to his spots in the mid-range without much trouble. McCoy made defensive plays on the perimeter, too, and turned those into buckets on multiple occasions.

Leading off the Play-Making 2026s from the Sizzlin’ Summer Shootout is Keshun McCoy Keshun McCoy 6'1" | PG Greenville | 2026 State SC from the hosts, Greenville. McCoy made the move from Woodmont High School to join the Red Raiders this Summer and was a key contributor in his role off the bench. Although he is strong in driving and finishing in the paint and can make plays for others, McCoy’s most impressive playmaking came on the defensive end of the floor. Keshun was one of the best perimeter defenders at the event and has a nightmare combination of quick feet, strong hands, and high IQ. McCoy put up 15 points and 5 steals in Greenville’s Gold Bracket Championship Game Win.