Michael (Mikey) Harris, Larue County High School

Mikey Harris

Dlo Duro

@DloDuro

6Ft, Class of 2028

Founders Classic Academy, TX

D’Angelo Durosier delivered a performance of epic proportions, the kind of night that forces everyone to stop and take notice. A scoring machine on all three-levels, he attacked with speed and swagger, mixed craft with athleticism, and stayed relentless from the opening tip through overtime. Buckets came in waves, whether it was pulling up from deep, slicing into gaps, or finishing strong at the rim. Every touch carried pressure. Every possession felt dangerous.

D'Angelo Durosier finished with a staggering 57 points and 23 rebounds, turning in a career night that rewrote the record book in the 80-77 hard fought win. He shot 18-34 from the field and 6-10 from three, combining scoring fire with nonstop work on the glass. At 6’1, he was a beast on the boards, gobbling rebounds like candy and creating extra chances through pure effort and will.

This was historic in every sense. Record breaking in more ways than one. No matter who it was against, this was special, and it demands attention.

https://x.com/DloDuro/status/2008663319310463231?s=20

Isaiah Jones

IG: @isaiah_jones616_

6ft, Class of 2027

Grand Rapids, MI

Isaiah Jones delivered a strong, steady performance in a tight battle against Wyoming, showing his value well beyond the final score. In a game that stayed close until the final two minutes, he controlled the action, kept his team organized, and consistently made the right play, even as the margin stayed razor thin.

He finished with 18 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists, and 1 steal, accounting for over half of his team’s offense when assists are factored in. He balanced scoring with playmaking, creating opportunities for teammates while staying aggressive as a scorer. While the result went the other way, this was a high-level game on both sides, and Isaiah’s impact stood out in a matchup that deserved more attention.

Vinny Gentilia

IG: @vinny_gentilia

6'2 , Class of 2027

Troy Athens HS, MI

Vinny Gentilia had one of those performances where the impact went far beyond the stat sheet,  playing a key role in Troy Athens’ 58–55 overtime win at Troy High in front of a packed gym. In his first year with the program and as the starting point guard, he brought steady energy, leadership, and control, helping Athens knock off a rival they had not beaten in over 11 years.

He finished with 7 points, multiple assists, 3 steals, and 1 block, but the defining moments came when the game was on the line. In overtime, Vinny made a huge defensive play, turning a block and steal into points that sealed the win. His court vision, decision making, and accurate passing kept the offense connected, while his relentless defense set the tone.

Vinny may be a pass first guard who does not chase big scoring numbers, but his IQ, effort, and feel for the game were central to this win. It was a clutch, winning performance built on leadership, selflessness, and doing exactly what the moment required.

Mikey Harris

@mikey_harris2

6'3, 175lbs, Class of 2027

LaRue County HS, KY

Mikey went full beast mode and delivered a takeover that never loosened its grip. Electric with the ball, he controlled tempo, dictated matchups, and punished every defensive mistake, scoring from everywhere with confidence and purpose. The rain was falling from deep, the middy was automatic, and his attacks to the rim came with force and edge.

He finished with 35 points, 6 assists, and 4 rebounds, stacking a complete performance that blended shot-making with feel for the game. When help came, he made them pay with on-time dimes. When space showed, he filled it with buckets. This was a statement night built on control, poise, and scoring fire, the kind of performance that made it clear who owned the floor.

https://x.com/mikey_harris2/status/2009721592641945883?s=20

Rylee Baker

@RyleeBaker01

6'1, 185lbs, Class of 2026

Millrook HS, VA

Rylee Baker had a monster performance that took over the game from start to finish, playing with relentless energy and nonstop pressure that never faded. He stayed in attack mode all night, getting downhill with purpose, finishing through contact, and pushing the pace whenever the opportunity opened. Everything he did carried force, intent, and confidence.

He finished with 40 points, 13 rebounds, and 6 steals, powering Millbrook to a 68–59 win over James Wood. The buckets came in every way, the rebounds were earned through effort, and the steals turned defense into instant offense. Down the stretch, he took control and closed the door, leaving no doubt who owned the moment. Total domination on both ends.

https://x.com/RyleeBaker01/status/2009879343363764734?s=20

Hans Patagoc

@hansjpat

6ft, 165lbs, Class of 2027

Tompkins HS, TX

Hans Patagoc had a strong scoring performance, controlling the game with poise and efficiency as Katy Tompkins pulled away for a 67-55 win over Katy. He stayed composed from start to finish, picking his spots and keeping the offense moving while steadily piling up points.

He finished with 27 points, raining in 2 threes and hitting 9-10 at the free throw line, turning discipline and efficiency into production. His smooth shot making punished late closeouts, and when defenders rushed him, he attacked gaps with patience and timing, always staying under control. Hans dictated tempo, understood spacing, and made the game simple. 

https://x.com/GDayHoopScout/status/2009412498894503996?s=20

Trent Cole

@trentcole_3

5'10lbs, Class of 2027

Harlan County HS, KY

Trent put on a full blown scoring clinic in the 76–70 win over McCreary Central, delivering one of those nights where the defense spends the entire game searching for answers and never finds them. From the opening possessions, his smooth, confident touch from deep stretched the defense, and every late closeout was punished. Once defenders started flying at him, Trent shifted gears, attacking off the bounce, slicing through seams, and getting downhill with purpose.

He finished with 38 points, 7 rebounds, 6 made threes, and an ultra efficient 14-15 from the free throw line, controlling pace with tight ball-handling and clean separation all night. His aggression kept pressure on the defense every possession, and his work on the oards showed his willingness to stay involved in every phase of the game.

https://x.com/trentcole_3/status/2009434463256588520?s=20

Grayson Scragg

@GraysonScragg

6'1, 185lbs, Class of 2026

Donelson Christian Academy, TN

Grayson brought the rain again with another jaw-dropping performance that showed his impact is completely off the charts. The touch was dialed in, the confidence never wavered, and every shot felt like it carried momentum. What started as a team effort quickly turned into Grayson setting the tone and stretching the floor until the defense ran out of answers.

He had 30 points, hitting 5 threes, and added 3 rebounds, lighting it up while staying within the flow of the game. The scoring came in waves, the spacing opened up, and his presence kept pressure on the defense from the opening tip through the final horn.

 Another strong team win, another big time showing, and more proof that when Grayson is in rhythm, the impact goes far beyond the numbers.

https://x.com/GraysonScragg/status/2008979931901186552?s=20