An athletic wing who can really light it up from deep; really a “plug&play” type of prospect given his skillset; already has a ton of winning experience under his belt with Queens Grant High; put up 15.6 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.1 spg and 1.0 bpg on 62 made 3-pointers as a sophomore; has a lot more to prove this grassroots cycle with Team CP3

This Team CP3 16u group is really really stacked and Mekhi Allen Mekhi Allen 6'5" | SG Queen's Grant | 2028 State NC finds a way to fit in with the talent around him while standing out in his own way. Allen is coming off of a NCHSAA 2A State Championship this past season with Queens Grant and has used that momentum to propel him into this travel ball season. On Saturday, Allen was a lethal shooter off the catch with his pure release, showcasing his off ball movement and consistency from beyond the arc. Like I said with this team being so stacked, it makes Allen’s job simple which is perfect for his game to translate to EYBL play. Allen continues to cement his status as a premier prospect in North Carolina and will start to garner national attention sooner rather than later.

Allen is a really intriguing wing guard prospect with a ton of skill, including but not limited to his ability to make shots from distance at a high clip. The beautiful part of what Allen was able to do this past weekend is that there were games where he struggled from beyond the arc and he found a way to be a major positive for his team in other ways, showcasing his versatility. He helped his Team CP3 EYBL 16u team to an undefeated weekend at the Phenom Hoops Grassroots TOC in Rock Hill. Allen made plays at the rim in transition, contributed on the glass, and found a way to be a high level connector at both ends of the floor. Allen’s ability to make shots at his size along with all of the other things he is capable of on the floor was on full display last weekend as we expect it to be moving forward this spring/summer with Team CP3 .

Allen brought energy on both ends in Queen’s Grant’s championship win. He finished with 21 points, while also adding three steals and two blocks. His length and athleticism were noticeable in transition and defensively, where he created extra possessions and helped push the tempo.

Allen is simply a kid that is coming into his own and possesses all sorts of ability that directly translate’s to his team’s success. Allen versatile in the way in which he scores the basketball, giving his teams so many different ways of utilizing his abilities. In Queens Grant’s 61-48 win over South Stokes, Allen finished with 29 Points, 3 Rebounds, 1 Assists, 1 Steal, and 1 Block on 12-18 from the floor and 2-7 from deep. Allen was making plays in transition and in the half court for his team with his ability to get to the paint and finish at a high level. The three ball wasn’t falling quite the way he wanted to but was still able to connect on a multitude of jumpers including a pair of triples. Allen and Queens Grant look to fulfill their destiny this week with a State Championship if they can beat Warren County this coming week.

Another prospect out of Queen’s Grant to keep an eye on; has shown flashes of his presence as a 3-and-D wing/forward; can attack the paint and make things happen and knock down the 3-ball in rhythm with ease; knocked down 53 3-pointers as a freshman; due for a strong sophomore campaign

An athletic slashing wing out of Queen’s Grant in the Charlotte metro area; put up 10.0 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 1.8 apg and 1.7 spg on 53 made 3-pointers as a freshman; shot at volume from 3-point range while also showing he could rebound, defend and make plays for others; suiting up with Team CP3 on the EYBL stage this summer

Allen has been Queens Grant High’s fourth-leading scorer as the small-forward spot. He’s shown his poise on the wing and in the painted area for the Stallions as one of a few freshman names leading the charge for them. He’s produced 9.0 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.4 steals per game in his debut season on the varsity stage. He’s just scratching the surface of what he can do.

Allen is a versatile name to get to know with Queens Grant in North Carolina’s 2028 class. He’s an athletic wing/forward who’s shown he can play around the rim on both ends as he’s put up 9.2 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.5 assists per contest while knocking down 30 3-pointers through 11 games.

Allen is an emerging name to know at Queens Grant High as he begins his varsity career on the NCHSAA stage. He’s a sizeable prospect at 6-foot-5 who’s shown he can operate on the wing and at the forward spot already with his length and athleticism. He turned heads this past weekend at Phenom Hoops NC Frosh 40 at Rise Indoor.