London Jackson London Jackson 6'7" | PF/SF San Antonio Harlan | 2029 State TX continues his reign as the top recruit in the class, elevating his game and adding layers to an already dynamic skill set. Jackson scored in double figures in every game except one while producing four double-doubles, showcasing his ability to impact the game across the board as a versatile inside-out scorer, rebounder, and feel for the game playmaker who consistently finds ways to influence winning beyond the box score.

London Jackson scorched the nets from long distance during his freshman varsity campaign. Give him space and he can make you pay from deep. Get him in the open court and the athleticism takes over. Jackson routinely put on a dunk show. Either taking it himself or climbing the ladder for a teammate’s lob. Defensively, he plays the passing lanes and turns steals into transition opportunities for Harlan. The shooting, athleticism, and ability to create easy points in transition give Jackson plenty to build on.

When it comes to having an advanced offensive skill-set, Jackson was one of the most polished wing scorers we saw at the 15u level. The 6-foot-7 wing boasts your prototypical wing frame with the combination of ball skills and creativity off the bounce to create for himself and others in half-court and transition offense. Jackson showcased a clean three-point shooting stroke off the catch and was a tough cover when getting downhill and finishing through contact around the rim.

One of the most impressive athletes I watched regardless of class today, Jackson was unbelievable to watch sky through the air with monster dunks off lob plays, backdoor cuts and from the dunker spot. Jackson is quick off his feet and keeps the ball high when going up at the rim to avoid getting swiped by shorter defenders. The lefty also attempted three 3-pointers and while none connected, his form looked smooth and he was confident enough to force the defense to respect him from the perimeter. Jackson was so crucial for his team’s success on Tuesday, he played all 32 minutes in the one point win.

London Jackson competed with a relentless, high-motor approach, pursuing every rebound with determination and physicality. He routinely cleaned up misses, including his own, through tremendous second and third efforts, creating extra possessions for his team. Offensively, Jackson showcased elite shot-making ability in a variety of ways, whether shooting off movement, off the catch, or creating offense in transition off the dribble, he able to operate at will.

London is a lethal perimeter threat. As soon as defenders extend to take away his shot, he shows the ability to knock it down from a step deeper at a high percentage. Close out too hard and he will counter, attack baseline, and look to finish with force at the rim. He works well within team concepts, especially when teammates recognize over-denial and set back screens, where he becomes a tremendous lob threat. Defensively, his hands are quick and active. He generates deflections, disrupts passing lanes, and creates transition scoring opportunities.

Jackson has been a force on both ends of the floor, averaging 24.3 points and 7.1 rebounds per game while shooting 58.6% from the field and 41.7% from three-point range. His athleticism, physicality, and ability to score in transition separate him from most players in the division. Few 15U prospects have impacted games as consistently.

✅ Athletic scoring wing
✅ Elite efficiency
✅ Transition offense

The Texas star “only” had 22 points in a Sunday morning victory. Which actually brought his scoring average down to 26.3 for the four game session. Already plays around the rim with a bounciness that leads to oops and putbacks. Is an effortless looking athlete when he elevates and also when covering ground on drives with long strides. More than just slasher, the lefty can also light up opponents from deep. Already has a complete skillset and appears to only be scratching the surface of his potential.

Jackson controlled the game on both ends while posting one of the most complete statistical performances of the day. He produced 27.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks while impacting nearly every possession with his activity level. Offensively, Jackson attacked downhill decisively and finished efficiently around the basket while also knocking down perimeter shots when defenders sagged. Defensively, his athleticism and anticipation allowed him to disrupt actions both on-ball and rotating from the weak side. His two-way production and versatility made him one of the premier performers of Day One.

✅ Two-way athletic versatility
✅ Efficient downhill scoring
✅ Defensive playmaking activity

London Jackson London Jackson 6'7" | PF/SF San Antonio Harlan | 2029 State TX has already demonstrated uncommon impact at the varsity level as a freshman. A 6’7″ wing, he spaces the floor at a high level, converting around 44% from three while maintaining strong shot balance. He is a true three-level scoring threat, capable of attacking closeouts, finishing with athleticism, and stretching defenses from deep. His rebounding production stands out for his position, showing consistent effort and instincts on the glass. Defensively, he plays with solid discipline and contributes within team concepts.

✅ High-level perimeter shooting
✅ Rebounding from the wing
✅ Balanced three-level scoring