Glenn moves in from just inside the Top 100 to #72 overall in this update. He’s been a frequent standout with Palmetto City Hurricanes this spring, impressing with his ability to score at all three levels. Samarion has also grown a few inches, with him now being listed at 6’3″, which gives him even more of an advantage on the offensive end of the floor.

Another Palmetto State guard who turned some heads at the Phenom Queen City Showcase is Samarion. There aren’t many 2028s who have had better starts to the AAU season than Glenn, so it was good to catch up with him and PCH this weekend. He went for 21 points and 18 points in Saturday’s two games, showcasing his knack for beating defenders off the dribble, forcing turnovers on defense, and earning trips to the free-throw line even when jumpers aren’t falling.

Samarion was a bright spot for Lexington in their loss to Gray Collegiate. He had a bigger role in this game than he did when I watched the Wildcats in June, mostly because he was the most comfortable handling against GCA’s heavy ball pressure. Glenn balanced dump-off and entry passes to his bigs with floaters and off-the-dribble jumpers to go for 10 points and 3 assists.