Odita Aguolu is one of Virginia’s premier breakout candidates heading into the 2026-27 season. The 6’6” wing is entering his senior season at the Miller School of Albemarle in Charlottesville, Virginia, and has shown all the signs of taking his game to the next level. After helping Miller capture its third consecutive state championship, Aguolu took charge this summer at DMV Live, where he emerged as a consistent standout throughout the event. In the first session, Aguolu averaged 22.0 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.3 steals per game while shooting 50% from the field and 43% from three-point range on high efficiency. Aguolu was a fierce downhill aggressor, consistently attacking the basket, finishing through contact, and utilizing his athleticism to play above the rim. His perimeter shooting also appeared significantly improved, as he knocked down multiple shots from well beyond the arc. He positioned himself effectively in both the halfcourt and transition, generating fast-break opportunities while finding open spots off the ball for catch-and-shoot threes. As a playmaker, Aguolu made quick reads and delivered timely passes to open teammates, creating opportunities within the flow of the offense. Defensively, he showcased his versatility and length, guarding multiple positions while moving his feet well and applying pressure to opposing ball handlers. With Miller School seeking its fourth consecutive state championship, expect Aguolu to play a major role in leading the charge as he steps into a new leadership position as one of just two seniors. Surrounded by a talented supporting cast that complements his skill set, Aguolu has an opportunity to build on his summer success and establish himself as one of Virginia’s premier breakout candidates heading into his senior campaign @o_aguolu @CoachMeriwether @Colby_Drake @jwherron10 @ElitePrepLeague @theCBGLive

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Reece Jackson is one of the most improved guard prospects in the state of South Carolina. The 6'2" combo guard from Columbia, South Carolina, is entering his junior year at Richland Northeast as the program enters a new era under first-year head coach Christian Savage. Jackson is an explosive athlete with a plus wingspan who can score the ball on all three levels while consistently causing problems on the defensive end. This summer, Jackson has showcased significant improvement as a perimeter shooter, developing into a reliable catch-and-shoot threat from beyond the arc. When given space, he can break down defenders with a quick handle and attacking moves, creating separation to get into his mid-range jumper or attack the rim. He is also a crafty finisher around the basket with either hand and has showcased the ability to rise up and finish above the rim. Defensively, Jackson uses his quickness and lateral movement to his advantage. He does a great job sliding with his opponent and has shown strong timing and instincts as a shot blocker, both on the perimeter and when attacking the basket. His combination of length, athleticism, and defensive instincts allows him to make an impact on both ends of the floor. With the evidence of two-way impact and a high work rate, Jackson shows all the signs of having a breakout junior season @RAJackson2028 @SavageHoopsSC @csavage___ @RNEBBasketball

Ra’Sean Miller is one of Virginia’s most dynamic prospects in his class. The 6’5” wing from Richmond, Virginia, put together an impressive summer playing with Huguenot High School and Circle Sports on the Phenom Hoops circuit. Miller is full of upside, pairing an explosive vertical ability and crafty guard skills with a long, athletic frame. His left-handed jumper is quick and effortless, allowing him to knock down shots both off the dribble and through defensive contests. He is a dangerous point-of-attack finisher who excels at getting downhill, using his length to stretch past defenders before elevating and finishing at the rim. Miller has also shown impressive feel and court awareness as a passer, consistently making quick skip passes to open teammates on the perimeter and finding the open man when defenses collapse. Defensively, he has displayed excellent anticipation and timing, coming up with several chasedown blocks in transition. His length and explosiveness give him all the tools to develop into a valuable weak-side rim protector at the next level. After an impressive summer that showcased his long-term upside, expect Miller to emerge as one of the top players in the Richmond area next season @_raseanmiller @PhenomExposure @jwherron10 @rileyhighfill3