The 2026 Adidas 3SSB Palmetto Road Championships continued to highlight the depth of talent in the field as another group of prospects delivered strong performances. This third wave of standouts made their mark through consistency, toughness, and the ability to affect winning in key moments.
The guard play remained strong, with several prospects controlling tempo, creating pressure, and making shots. Wings brought size, versatility, and defensive value, while frontcourt players impacted the game with activity, physicality, and rim protection. As the competition picked up, these players showed they could meet the level of the stage and leave Palmetto Road with momentum.
Jonathan Bradley | 2027 | 6-2 Guard | ASAK
Jonathan Bradley gave ASAK a poised and creative backcourt presence. He played with good pace, used changes of speed to create separation, and attacked gaps with confidence.
Bradley was effective when he got into the lane and forced the defense to react. He made timely passes, showed shot-making ability, and handled the ball with control. His effort on both ends helped him stand out as a reliable guard performer throughout the event.
Kellan Cantrell | 2027 | 6-3 Guard | ASAK
Kellan Cantrell impressed with his composure and perimeter skill. He handled pressure well, stayed under control with the ball, and found ways to create offense without forcing possessions.
Cantrell used pace and body control to get downhill, then made smart decisions when help defenders stepped over. He also showed the ability to make shots and compete defensively, giving ASAK another steady backcourt option with two-way value.
Shawn Foster | 2027 | 6-3 Guard | Phenom United
Shawn Foster brought confidence, pace, and scoring ability to the Phenom United backcourt. He attacked openings off the dribble, absorbed contact well, and created looks from the perimeter.
Foster’s value also showed in his ability to play multiple guard roles. He made timely reads when the defense shifted, competed defensively, and found ways to contribute beyond scoring. His versatility made him a notable performer in this group.
A’Mire Gill | 2027 | 6-3 Guard | Phenom United
A’Mire Gill made an impact with his quickness, handle, and ability to create advantages from the perimeter. He used his burst to separate from defenders and attacked the paint with purpose.
Gill stayed composed when help arrived, showing the ability to score or make the next pass. His shot creation, playmaking flashes, and competitive effort on both ends gave Phenom United another productive guard presence at Palmetto Road.
Tyson Thompson | 6-10 Forward | Garner Road
Tyson Thompson stood out with his size, mobility, and frontcourt activity. He ran the floor well, finished around the basket, and created extra possessions with his work on the glass.
Defensively, Thompson gave Garner Road a dependable presence near the rim. He challenged shots, protected the paint, and showed enough movement skills to cover space away from the basket. His two-way impact made him a strong frontcourt performer.
Wesley Hilldale | 2027 | 6-6 Forward | Garner Road
Wesley Hilldale impressed with his strength, motor, and ability to fill different frontcourt roles. He attacked the glass, finished through contact, and provided energy in transition.
Hilldale’s mobility allowed him to defend away from the rim, while his physicality helped him battle inside. His versatility, toughness, and steady effort gave Garner Road a valuable forward who consistently impacted possessions.
Samuel Mills | 2027 | 6-11 Forward | Upward Stars
Samuel Mills made his presence felt with his size, length, and activity around the basket. He finished efficiently in the paint, ran the floor as a target in transition, and pursued rebounds with purpose.
On defense, Mills used his length to protect the rim and alter shots. He also moved well enough to cover ground across the frontcourt, giving Upward Stars a reliable interior piece with strong two-way value.
Jaden Johnson | 2027 | 6-0 Guard | Upward Stars
Jaden Johnson gave Upward Stars quickness, pace, and steady creation from the guard spot. He handled pressure well and used changes of direction to reach the paint.
Once Johnson got inside the defense, he stayed composed and made solid reads. He created shots, set up teammates, and competed with energy at the point of attack. His speed and control helped him separate himself during the event.
Colton Fowler | 2027 | 5-10 Guard | Upward Stars
Colton Fowler made an impact with his speed, ball control, and ability to organize the offense. He navigated pressure effectively and used changes of pace to keep defenders off balance.
Fowler consistently made the right read once the defense collapsed. He also showed confidence as a perimeter shooter and brought a competitive edge to the backcourt. His poise and command helped him emerge as a notable performer for Upward Stars.
Alonzo Archbold | 2027 | 6-8 Wing | New Heights
Alonzo Archbold stood out with his size, mobility, and versatility on the wing. He attacked closeouts, finished around the rim, and used his length to create advantages against smaller defenders.
Archbold also contributed as a rebounder and transition threat. Defensively, his ability to guard multiple positions added to his value and gave New Heights a strong two-way presence. His blend of physical tools and perimeter upside made him one of the more intriguing prospects in this group.