2019 Future 50 Showcase Recap

 

 

2024 Christian Cole, Family of Christ – Cole performed spectacular a few weeks ago and stepped it up again at Future 50. The E1T1 Rebels guard has a good pace and stays in attack mode.  He can work more on becoming a better defender in the perimeter but this kid will sneak up on people soon.

 

 

2024 Armani Gacanica, Weightman MS – He knows the importance of the post.  Gacanica has good footwork and hands, probably the best offensive post player we saw that day. I’d like to see him consistently hit the jump shot and the 3 ball.

 

 

 

 

 

Players who stood out:

2024 Mahlik Brady-Ayers, Mann MS – Has a smooth game.  Solid guard, who knows how to play the game with pace. Pretty solid on the defensive end and displayed a skill set offensively.

 

 

 

2024 Jonathon Olodude, Stewart MS – He took some hits that day defending multiple positions but bounced back up. Olodude has ball skills and gets in the paint.  He has the potential to be a really good two-way player.

 

 

 

2026 Tommy Louvon, American Collegiate Academy – Strong guard who used his strength to get to the rim. Not the fastest but definitely one of the smartest, Louvon gets it!

 

 

 

 

2025 Jarvis Pope, Slam Academy– Can either create or be a slasher off the ball.  Pope has gotten better each year we see him. He out shined his peers in the 2 on 2 king of the court section.  Pope is very skilled and we look for him to continue to get better.

 

 

 

2025 Caleb Williams, Slam Academy – It was like he was on repeat, every time we turned around he was doing something productive.  He caught our eye first in the king of the court 2 on 2 drills and we knew then he could really play.

 

 

 

2024 Jordan Roque, North Tampa Christian Academy – A big guard with skill. He has a scoring mindset and utilizes his shooting abilities to his advantage.

 

 

 

2025 Joe Philon, Slam Academy – Solid player, looks to play either guard spot and knows how to play the game. This is our first viewing and we inked his activity.  Philon plays with a great pace and feel.

 

 

 

2024 Ollie Bickford, LCC – At 6’3”, the big fella held his own against the other bigs in the camp. He moved well up and down the court and made himself available at all times.

 

 

 

2024 Jordin Bell, Slam Academy – Very agile and quick. Nice instinct for the game and at moments can put plays together.

 

 

 

 

 

Up and Coming Players:

2027 Jayson Lewis, Bailey Elementary – He’s very impressive in his play.  Lewis is a facilitator and plays without the ball. He made cuts to the rim and ran the floor.  He brings energy and a competitive nature.

 

 

 

2030 Kerry Guy Jr., Horizon MS – Guy was one of the youngest kids at the showcase and showed he can compete with the best. He’s tough and has good fundamentals for his age.  Guy will be a definite to watch grow.

 

 

 

2028 Raiden Burke, Bailey Elementary – His IQ and vision to see the correct play is good.  Burke is skilled with the ball and but he needs to speed his game up.  Predicting, the next 2-3 years he’s going to be a person of interest.

 

 

 

2029 Reggie Evans, Pride Elementary – Evans growth and abilities pair really well for his age.  Smart player with a good stroke, good knowledge of the game and creates of the dribble well. Look for him to be a premier player in the future.

 

 

 

2027 Jaylan Johnson, Schmidt Elementary – In a showcase atmosphere,  its hard to dominate the ball so Johnson did the little things on both ends.  He plays with a sense of urgency and will make a play on defense or offensive.

 

 

 

2027 Sebastien LeFranc, Florida College Academy– LeFranc is coming along and growing into something great. We noticed him earlier in the year and he keeps getting better.  His length will be defining has he gets older.