As the 2026 Nike EYBL Peach Jam continued, another strong group of prospects stepped forward and showed the depth of talent in the field. With elite competition across every matchup, players had to handle pressure, compete through physical play, and find ways to impact winning beyond the box score.
This second group of standouts added more momentum to the event. Big guards created matchup problems, lead guards controlled the flow, wings made plays on both ends, and frontcourt players brought strength, activity, and presence around the rim. Each prospect made a clear case as a name to follow coming out of Peach Jam.
RJ Moore | 2027 | 6-7 Guard | Team Thad
RJ Moore gave Team Thad a unique backcourt presence with his size, versatility, and ability to create mismatches. At 6-foot-7, he handled the ball comfortably, got downhill, and found teammates when defenders stepped over to help.
Moore also added value as a rebounder and multi-positional defender. His ability to fill different roles on both ends made him one of Team Thad’s more valuable pieces throughout the event.
Rowan Phillips | 2028 | 6-6 Guard | Team Final
Rowan Phillips showed impressive maturity and perimeter skill for a 2028 prospect. He attacked gaps with control, finished well around the basket, and stayed poised when the defense shifted toward him.
His positional size gave him added value. Phillips rebounded from the guard spot, defended multiple matchups, and made smart decisions within the flow of the game. His poise against the competition made him one of the notable underclassmen at Peach Jam.
Anthony Spratt Jr. | 2028 | 6-6 Guard | Brad Beal Elite
Anthony Spratt Jr. impressed with his length, athleticism, and ability to contribute in several areas. He attacked the basket with confidence, played through contact, and used his size to create advantages against smaller guards.
Spratt also made an impact on the glass and defensive end. His ability to guard different perimeter spots, rebound his position, and handle multiple responsibilities helped him stand out as a strong underclassman performer.
Cayden Daughtry | 2027 | 6-0 Point Guard | Florida Rebels
Cayden Daughtry gave Florida Rebels a dynamic lead guard who could change the pace of the game. He used his speed and creativity to break down defenders, get into the paint, and force the defense to react.
Daughtry created quality looks for himself and others while staying in control of the offense. His shot-making, playmaking, and ability to apply constant pressure made him one of the top guard performers at Peach Jam.
Ahmad Hudson | 2027 | 6-8 Power Forward | JL3 Elite
Ahmad Hudson made his presence felt with strength, athleticism, and consistent interior production. He finished through contact, attacked the glass with force, and created second-chance opportunities with his motor.
Hudson gave JL3 Elite a dependable presence around the basket. He defended with physicality, ran the floor hard, and brought a steady advantage inside with his toughness and activity.
Justin Frison | 2027 | 6-0 Guard | Team Thad
Justin Frison stood out with his quickness, confidence, and ability to create pressure from the backcourt. He used sharp changes of direction to reach the paint and create space for pull-up opportunities.
Frison also made good decisions once defenders committed. He delivered timely passes, played with pace, and competed defensively at the point of attack. His energy and control helped him make a strong impression for Team Thad.
Jhari Miller | 2027 | 6-4 Guard | Indy Heat
Jhari Miller brought pace, shot creation, and perimeter confidence to Indy Heat. He used his handle to separate from defenders, attacked the lane with purpose, and stayed composed when help arrived.
Miller showed the ability to score in different ways while also creating for teammates. His defensive effort at the point of attack added to his value and helped him stand out in a deep guard group.
Troy Fason | 2027 | 5-11 Guard | New York Rens
Troy Fason made an impact with his quickness, confidence, and ability to generate offense. He changed speeds well, got into the lane, and used his handle to create separation off the dribble.
Fason showed scoring ability from the perimeter and made timely reads when the defense collapsed. His shot-making, playmaking, and competitive approach made him a notable performer for the New York Rens.
Darren Ford | 2028 | 6-2 Guard | JL3 Elite
Darren Ford gave JL3 Elite an explosive young guard with scoring ability and confidence. He used his first step to attack gaps, finished through traffic, and created space for pull-up looks.
Ford also competed defensively and showed composure against older players. His athleticism, scoring versatility, and poise made him one of the more notable underclassmen at Peach Jam.
Will Conroy Jr. | 2029 | 5-10 Guard | PG Elite
Will Conroy Jr. showed advanced feel and confidence for a young guard. He handled pressure with poise, changed speeds to reach the paint, and created opportunities for himself and his teammates.
Conroy’s ball control and shot-making stood out while competing against older players. His composure, decision-making, and ability to play through pressure made him a 2029 prospect to track moving forward.
Beckham Black | 2027 | 6-3 Guard | AB Elite
Beckham Black impressed with his poise, court vision, and command of the offense. He controlled tempo, used changes of speed to create advantages, and consistently delivered accurate passes when the defense shifted.
Black also showed the ability to score from the perimeter and attack openings when they were available. His balance of scoring, playmaking, and leadership made him one of the top backcourt performers at the event.
Adan Diggs | 2027 | 6-5 Guard | Vegas Elite
Adan Diggs stood out with his polished scoring package, smooth footwork, and confidence creating from the perimeter. He used his handle to create separation, scored from multiple levels, and stayed composed against pressure.
Diggs also showed the ability to make plays for teammates and compete defensively. His scoring feel, size, and overall poise gave Vegas Elite a productive guard presence at the 2026 Nike EYBL Peach Jam.