2021 SEBA Atlanta Shootout (Top Performers Part 4)

The 2021 SEBA Atlanta All-Star Shootout was held September 25 on the campus of Pope High School. The 18th Anniversary Fall event featured 150 prospects from throughout all of Georgia, as well as from the states of Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama. The players were provided the opportunity to demonstrate their talent to the more than forty (40) plus College Coaches in the building, as well as some of the top media and scouting outlets in the South.  

Here is Part 4 in a series of reports profiling the Event's Top Performers: 

Related Posts:
Top Performers 1
Top Performers 2
Top Performers 3 

College Coaches evaluating talent at the 2021 SEBA All-Star Shootout.

Additional Camp Standouts (Guards):

​The camp roster had a plethora of guards who will go on to play College Basketball in the near future. In addition to the standouts mentioned earlier in this series, here are some additional Guard prospects who impressed. North Georgia standout Dane Fisher (6' 0, CG, Model; 2022) came into the event known as one of the State's top outside marksman and he certainly backed up that reputation. He was on fire in his team's first game, knocking down six treys (including two from deep range) while also keeping the defense off balance with several nice finishes in the paint. The high academic prospect (3.9 GPA) plays with a good court savvy and IQ and is a player that needs to be on the radars of schools in need of a knock down shooter. David Witcher (6' 3, SG, Franklin County; 2022) is a highly athletic prospect with some really nice upside. He has some big-time bounce and is a highlight reel waiting to happen when running the break in transition, where he can finish with explosive dunks. Showed an accurate outside shot which compliments his athleticism quite well. He played within himself and was a good teammate. Has the potential to be a terrific defensive player at the next level. Look for him to be one of Northeast Georgia's top talents this year for Franklin County. Marietta High School had two different guards catch attention with their production at camp. Jaden Mann (6' 4, CG, Marietta; 2024) is a talented young player with a bright future. Has good size, can handle the rock, and is comfortable facilitating from the point guard position while also exhibiting a smooth and accurate three point stroke. Look for him to really take a big step forward this coming season. Charles Gauthier (6' 0, PG, 2022) is athletic lead guard one of the more underrated 2022 prospects in the Metro Atlanta area. We liked his dual ability to create for teammates while also showing he could score the ball when needed. Did a good job of attacking paint and making good things happen. Knocked down several deep treys and was good with ball in transition. 4.2 GPA proves he is also a standout in the classroom.     

2022 Jahmeir Chapman (Osborne HS)

If an All-Defensive Team was awarded from the event, Jahmeir Chapman (6' 0, PG, Osborne; 2022) would have been an easy selection. He is an elite on-ball defender and plays with great energy. He has great anticipation off the ball, picking off passes creating turnovers at a high rate. Offensively, he is lightning quick and does an excellent job creating for teammates. Diamond in the Rough player out of Cobb County that is poised to have a big Senior year for a loaded Osborne team. Demyron Williams (6' 1, PG, Walnut Grove; 2022) is an intriguing prospect with good upside. He has significant length and creates well off the dribble, making good things happen when the ball was in his hands. Was able to consistently get into the paint for scoring opportunities. Should have a breakout Senior season for a tough Walnut Grove squad this season. Kyle Keener (6' 1, PG, Sequoyah; 2022) is impressive player who combines a high level perimeter skill set with advanced understanding of the game. He sees the floor really well and made things easy for teammates, dishing out assists in stride for easy scores. Good on-court leadership. A more than capable scorer, he is a knockdown shooter and uses change of pace moves really well to create off the dribble throughout the day. Several coaches commented on his hustle and willingness to do the little things. A standout in classroom with 3.8 GPA; Academic Selective Schools would be wise to take a close look at this young man. 

2023 Elijah Fisher (Paulding County HS)

Elijah Fisher (5' 10, PG, Paulding County; 2023) is a physically gifted guard with really nice upside potential. He has great speed and is a blur with the ball in transition.  He has some nice bounce and a strong frame which allows him to power thru contact at the rim. Does a really good job of attacking gaps and drawing defense. Defensively, he is a active presence that disrupts with his quickness. As he grows in his court awareness and role as a facilitator, he has all the tools to be a sought after recruit in the 2023 class. Emmanuel Vasquez (5' 10, PG, Dacula; 2022) was a player who did a very solid job leading his team as a playmaker. Plays with good energy and court presence. He has a nice handle and got all of his teammates involved and helped deliver the ball in position for high percentage shots. Also hit some tough pull up contested jumpers and floaters of his own, while really getting after it on the defensive end of floor. Sleeper prospect for always tough Dacula program. Nick Chambless (6' 3, SG, Terrell Academy; 2022) is a South Georgia prospect who had a good showing. The fundamentally sound guard shot the ball with precision and has the ability to create his own shot. Was among the better three point marksman in attendance. He exhibited a good court IQ and strong effort on defense with a competitive mindset. Carries a 4.0 GPA in classroom. Hampton Goff (6' 1, SG, Greenbrier) is a nice player who knows how to thrive within the flow of the offense. He shoots the three ball at a high accuracy, gets good separation on his pull-up mid-range, and is good at finding the seams in the defense for scoring opportunities. Makes sound decisions with the ball in his hand; very effective in half court pick and roll sets.  

2023 Theo Antinori (Rabun Gap)

Theo Antinori (6' 1, CG, Rabun Gap; 2023) was yet another Rabun Gap player who made a good impression with his strong performance. The high academic prospect with a 4.0 GPA can put points on the board in bunches. He shot the ball really well from three point range as both a spot up shooter and while creating off the dribble. Has cat like quickness and a crafty handle; gets to the rim and he knows how to finish over bigger players. Was active on defense and has quick hands. Sees floor really well. Ryan Williams (5'8, PG, North Paulding) was one of the youngest players in attendance; however that didn't stop him from making a very solid impression with his playmaking skills. Did a great job of controlling the momentum and serving as a quarterback on the floor for his team. He has the ball on a string and a deceptively quick first step;  broke down defense with his penetration. Good court vision. Excited to watch his development over the next few years.  Jackson Kemp (6' 3, SG, Roswell; 2022) is a player who caught the attention of several programs in attendance. He is a well rounded perimeter threat who can shoot the three ball at a high percentage. He has good size and frame and showed ability to finish in traffic at the cup, while also dishing out several nice assists to teammates. Uses screens well and knows how to move without the ball in his hands. A good student with a 3.7 GPA and strong test scores, look for his recruiting stock to continue to rise over the coming months. 

2022 Vladimir Ivan (Furtah Prep)

Vladimir Ivan (6' 3, SG, Furtah Prep; 2022) is a strong physical guard with a College ready frame. He did a great job facilitating offense for his team as both a passer and scorer. He one was one the better shooters in the event and had several strong finishes in traffic at the rim. Good rebounded for his position. Showed a really good all-around feel for the game.  Nice prospect. Chandler Jackson (5' 7, PG, Northwest Whitfield; 2022) is a spark plug lead guard who generates offense with both his scoring and passing abilities. An All-State selection who averaged 18 ppg as a Junior, he is extremely quick with the ball in his hands. He is fearless when attacking the rim. Can finish among the trees in the paint, converting several tough layups over opposing big men. Sees the floor well and did a good job drawing defense and kicking out to open shooters. Christian Kenerly (6' 3, SG, Redan; 2022) is a tough matchup for opposing defenses. He has good size at 6'3, a quick first step, and nice versatility to his game. He is a threat to score off the bounce and keeps you honest with a solid outside shot. His court vision and passing ability drew positive feedback from coaches and was an active defender. Look for the two time All-Region selection to be one of Dekalb County's top players this coming season and an All-State candidate in Georgia's Class AAA. Justin Zimmerman (6' 2, CG, Banneker; 2022) plays with a big motor and has a nice versatility to his game. Slashing to the rim for buckets, creating turnovers on defense, and finishing in transition, he was all over the floor. Potential breakout player on Atlanta's Southside this coming season.   
   
Honorable Mention (Point Guards & Shooting Guards):

Class of 2022
Dalen Gales (Jefferson); Avery Marshall (Harrison); Mason Kemp (Roswell); Adrian Campbell (Jonesboro); AJ Williams (Southeast Bulloch); Dylan Thomas (Sol C Johnson); Cameron Johnson (Drew Charter); Payton Baker (Northwest Whitfield); Jackson Hale (Cass); Anthony Davis (Dalton); Travis Dean (Brandon Academy - FL); Ryan Thomas (Woodward Academy); Micah Nigel Tate (KIPP - Post Grad); Miki Stojic (Furtah Prep)

Class of 2023
Jay Boyd (Hiram); Kameron McCall (Hillgrove); Isiah Cameron  (Wilson Academy); Paul Urban (Alpharetta); Jeremiah Meder (Cherokee Christian); Kemal Tuncel (Rabun Gap);  

Class of 2024
Nisani Mendez (Rabun Gap); Marquacious Wright (Elbert County); Anthony McFarlane (Parkview); Naheim Williams (Woodville Tompkins); Josh Kavel (Wesleyan); Khamani Paxton (Walton); Jarquez Garrett (Statesboro); Max Young (Central); Troy McPherson (Rabun Gap)

Stay tuned for our Part # 5 and final feature profiling standout Wings and Forwards from the event.