Evan Wyche, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons: The 6’4 wing was mainstay out the foul line and active on the glass.

A.J. Ambrose, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons: The 5’11 point guard brilliantly spearheads the offense and defense and is an extension of the coach on the floor.

Isaiah Gillard, Orlando Dr. Phillips: The 6’4 wing proved to be a consistent perimeter shooter as well as an active rebounder.

Ryan Turner, Fleming Island: The strong 6’4 guard showed strength and athleticism in getting to and scoring at the basket.

Jordan Smith, Tallahassee FSU School: The 5’10 guard is quick with the ball, and depending on what the defense gives him can score it or assist on buckets.

Fernando Romero, Miami Country Day: The 6’4 guard has a smooth and reliable three-point stroke and always seems to be around the ball.

Jakeel Baker, Miami Northwestern: The 5’8 point guard scores well off the dribble at his size and does a good job of getting the ball to open teammates for easy shots.

Giovanny Desire, Miami Northwestern: The 6’4 forward lives up to his surname as he plays with a great deal of it.  Athletic and bouncy, he surprised when he connected on a pair of shots from behind the arc.

Sam Cano, Coconut Creek North Broward Prep: The 6’5 wing finds ways to fill up the stat sheet, whether it be points, rebounds, or just making the right play.

Maddox Palmer, Ponte Vedra: The 6’5 combo guard was having a stellar game until he got clipped by an elbow going to the basket, resulting in five stitches.  Drives strong to the basket and makes good read vs shot decisions on the move.

D.J. Sandi, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: The 6’2 point guard is a menace on the defensive end, routinely breaks down defenses and gets into the lane, as well as gets teammates open shots.

Kaii Levy, Tampa Prep: The 6’7 forward is a long and bouncy athlete that scores well inside the arc.

Javares Rickerson, Tocoi Creek: The 6’0 guard has speed, is quick to the hoop, and shot the ball well from distance.

Rashard Reinhardt, Wellington: The 5’10 point guard does a solid job of running the offense but can also create and make his own shot regardless of level.

Brendan Gerard, Boca Raton St. Andrew’s: The 5’11 points guard is a solid and steady shooter that plays with a high hoops IQ.

Thok Gol, Lakeland Victory Christian: The 6’8 forward is long, bouncy, is very quick to rebounds at both ends of the floor, and is a solid rim protector.