Now that the 2024 Relentless Hoops Military Circuit complete, it is time to look back through the action & who performed at a high level. There were many players who produced and consequently, there was a lot to sort through. Similar to last year, we have selected a Most Outstanding Player along with a 1st Team, 2nd Team, and an All-Sleeper Team, which highlights some of the lesser-known prospects in attendance who impressed with their play.
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Most Outstanding Player
6’5″ 2024 Troy McKoy (Massanutten Military)
23 PPG, 7 RPG, 6 APG, and 3 SPG with 11 made 3’s in wins over IMG Academy Select and Miller School.
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1st Team
6’1″ 2024 Jaden Johnson (Fork Union Military)
20.5 PPG, 7.5 RPG, and 6.5 APG in 2 games against Polaris Prep and Golden State Prep.
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6’5″ 2024 CJ O’Hara (Combine Post-Grad)
21 PPG, 5 RPG, 3 APG, and 2.5 SPG in 2 wins against Golden State Prep and IMG Academy Select.
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Wyoming Signee Dominic Pangonis (Polaris Prep)
17 PPG & 8.7 PRG in 3 games against Springfield Commonwealth, Winston-Salem Christian, and Fork Union Military.
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Kentucky Signee Jayden Quaintance (Word Of God)
14 points, 18 rebounds, and 5 blocks against Wilson Academy.
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6’0″ 2024 Jason Clarke (Miller School)
23.5 PPG & 4 RPG in 2 games against Burlington School and Massanutten Military.
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6’2″ 2025 Chris Jeffrey (Mt. Zion)
23.5 PPG & 5 RPG in 2 games against Springfield Commonwealth and Golden State Prep.
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6’5″ 2024 Khalil Williams (Hargrave Military Post-Grad)
17 PPG, 3 RPG, 2 APG, and 2 SPG with 10 made 3’s in 2 wins against Shooting IV Greatness and London Basketball Academy.
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6’7″ 2024 Ne’Quan Brown (Golden State Prep)
16 PPG & 5.7 RPG in 3 games against Combine Post-Grad, Fork Union Military, and Mt. Zion.
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6’1″ 2025 Rocco Awad (London Basketball Academy)
19.3 PPG, 5.7 RPG, and 4.7 APG with 6 made 3’s in 3 games against Winston-Salem Christian, Believe Prep, and Hargrave Military Post-Grad.
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7’0″ 2024 Ralph Akuta (Hargrave Military Post-Grad)
12 PPG, 8.5 RPG, and 3 BPG in 2 wins against Shooting IV Greatness and London Basketball Academy.
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6’0″ 2024 Brian Blanchet (Springfield Commonwealth)
19.5 PPG & 3.5 APG in 2 games against Mt. Zion and Polaris Prep.
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6’5″ 2024 Dante Kearse (Hargrave Military Varsity)
24 PPG, 13.5 RPG, and 2.5 SPG in 2 games against Wilson Academy and Word Of God.
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2nd Team
6’5″ 2024 Jaxon Olvera (Golden State Prep)
14.7 PPG, 5.3 RPG, and 3.3 APG in 3 games against Combine Post-Grad, Mt. Zion, and Fork Union Military.
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6’6″ 2025 Ryan Crotty (Miller School)
18.5 PPG, 8 RPG, 3 APG, and 2 SPG with 9 made 3’s in 2 games against Massanutten Military and Burlington School.
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Maryland signee Malachi Palmer (Mt. Zion)
17 PPG, 5 RPG, and 3.5 APG in 2 games against Springfield Commonwealth and Golden State Prep.
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6’7″ 2024 Jayden Harris (Massanutten Military)
14.5 PPG & 6.5 RPG in 2 wins against IMG Select and Miller School.
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6’4″ 2025 Caleb Cameron (Wilson Academy)
13.5 PPG, 6.5 RPG, 3 APG, and 3.5 SPG in 2 wins against Hargrave Military Varsity and Word Of God National.
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Mount St. Mary’s signee Zion Walker (Burlington School)
22 points & 5 rebounds with 3 made 3’s in a win over Miller School.
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6’1″ 2024 Anderson Cummins (Polaris Prep)
12 PPG, 4 RPG, 3.7 APG, and 2 SPG with 5 made 3’s in 3 games against Springfield Commonwealth, Winston-Salem Christian, and Fork Union Military.
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6’7″ 2024 Leland Coleman (Hargrave Military Post-Grad)
10.5 PPG, 6.5 RPG, 2 APG, 1 SPG, and 1 BPG in 2 wins against Shooting IV Greatness and London Basketball Academy.
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6’6″ 2024 Bobby Chandler (Winston-Salem Christian)
21.5 PPG & 6.5 RPG in 2 games against London Basketball Academy and Polaris Prep.
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6’8″ 2024 Vuk Vukicevic (Golden State Prep)
13.3 PPG & 4.3 RPG with 8 made 3’s in 3 games against Combine Post-Grad, Fork Union Military, and Mt. Zion.
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6’5″ 2024 David Burnett (Fork Union Military)
14 PPG & 4.5 RPG in 2 games against Golden State Prep and Polaris Prep.
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6’0″ 2024 Jaydon Nunn (Believe Prep)
22 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals with 2 made 3’s in a win over London Basketball Academy.
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6’4″ 2027 King Gibson (Burlington School)
15 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 steals in a win over Miller School.
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2024 Darrien Ponder (Springfield Commonwealth)
17.5 PPG & 6 RPG in 2 games against Polaris Prep and Mt. Zion.
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All-Sleeper Team
6’7″ 2024 Braylon Wenger (IMG Academy Select)
23 PPG & 5.5 RPG with 5 made 3’s in 2 games against Massanutten Military and Combine Post-Grad. Wenger was able to create mismatches with his sturdy 6’7″ frame and inside-out skillset, knowing when to utilize each of his tools depending on the matchup/situation. He could end up being a steal for someone.
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6’4″ 2024 Isiah Cameron (Wilson Academy)
Wilson Academy went 2-0 and Cameron averaged 15.5 PPG & 8 RPG. He is able to play multiple positions and doesn’t need the ball a lot to make an impact. He was particularly impressive with how he used his strength & athleticism to help negate a size disadvantage against Word Of God on Saturday night.
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6’10” 2024 Kean Webb (Golden State Prep)
Webb proved to be one of the event’s better rebounders during Golden State’s 3 games, averaging 10.3 RPG. He has reliable hands and showed good feet & mobility for a player of his size. His best game came on the final day, where Golden State matched up with a Mt. Zion team that featured multiple bigs.
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6’8″ 2024 D’Shay Knights-Wright (Polaris Prep)
Knights-Wright was consistent for Polaris and averaged 12 PPG & 5.3 RPG in their 3 games. He can stretch the floor at 6’8″ with ball-handling & shooting, play physically, and guard different spots. I liked how he played off of his teammates and kept a consistent level of energy during the weekend.
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6’2″ 2024 Dylan Omweno (Combine Post-Grad)
Omweno really stepped up for Combine on Friday night in a good battle with Golden State Prep. He finished with 17 points on 5 made 3’s and also made a nice impact on the defensive end, racking up 4 steals. He’s a long, athletic 6’2″ guard who can shoot off the dribble and plays with a lot of confidence.
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6’4″ 2024 Carter Wesson (Fork Union Military)
Wesson’s deadeye shooting ability has been on display at multiple events this winter. This quality was most evident on Saturday against Golden State Prep. He has great form and doesn’t need any space to get his shot off, hitting a couple 3’s while defenders were right there with a hand up. He has also shown a blend of toughness & athleticism that helps him him when rebounding and finishing around the basket.
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6’3″ 2024 Stark Jones (Massanutten Military)
Jones was an efficient, low-maintenance piece for Massanutten in their 2 wins, averaging 12 PPG. He capitalized on opportunities when the defense keyed in on some of Massanutten’s other guys and moved off the ball well to make things easy on himself. He made 3 3’s in their first game and was effective cutting to the basket on Sunday.
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6’8″ 2024 Ewan Steele (Polaris Prep)
Steele made positive contributions off the bench throughout the weekend for Polaris, averaging 9 PPG & 5.7 RPG. He’s a strong 6’8″ with some explosiveness as a leaper, shooting ability, and a good motor. There was not a drop-off when they went to him each game.
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