The GBCA Boys SE Regional held July 27-29 marks the conclusion of the NCAA’s June Scholastic Live period, brought together many of the top teams from the Southeast Region to Lake Point Champions Center (Emerson, Ga.). The GBCA Boys SE Regional featured 142 teams that played four games each in front of numerous college coaches.
This weekend, Alexander (Douglas County, Ga.) excellent once again just as it did during GBCA Live last weekend, going undefeated against some of the best teams from Florida. The reigning FAB 50 National Champion, Columbus (Miami, Fla.) generated significant excitement in the gym and finished with a 3-1 mark.
During this event, 10 players stood out as the best in our evaluations, demonstrating exceptional talent and earning serious looks from various college programs.
GBCA Boys SE Regional Top 10 Performers(listed alphabetically)
Kayden Allen, Zephyrhills (Fla.) 6-5 2026Allen returned to Georgia this past weekend with a new team and immediately demonstrated why he is considered one of the top 35 prospects in the country. Allen showcases an impressive combination of size, length, and athleticism that allows him to excel at all three levels. As one of the best scorers in the class of 2026, he had an outstanding performance at Lake Point, scoring a day-high 39 points on the second day of the event vs. Woodward Academy (College Park, Ga.). His tight ball handling and knockdown jumper made him a matchup nightmare for opponents, as he helped Zephyrhills find team success as well.
Nasir Anderson, Norcross (Ga.) 6-2 2027Anderson made his summer debut with Norcross over the weekend, demonstrating why he recently achieved 5-star status. He is regarded as one of the best point guards in the country, regardless of class, thanks to his exceptional physical abilities and intangible qualities. As a strong guard with impressive ball-handling skills, Anderson maneuvered effortlessly to his desired spots on the court, creating scoring opportunities for both him and his teammates throughout the game. Despite the team’s overall struggles, Anderson stood out over the weekend and earned new scholarship offers.
Herly Brutus, Villages Charter (The Villages, Fla.) 2026Brutus continued his successful summer in Georgia after recently being nominated for “Best of the Best” at the Section 7 event in Arizona during the first June live period weekend. Brutus is a big, physically gifted player who excels on both offense and defense. His ability to sink long-range shots kept defenses on their toes, as his size and athleticism allowed him to drive to the basket effectively. Over the weekend, Brutus was one of the most physically imposing talents on the court. Defensively, he leverages his strong motor and size to protect the rim, effectively cleaning up rebounds and defending against drives to the basket.
Toni Bryant, Zephyrhills (Fla.) 6-9 2026Bryant was the highest-rated player in Emerson over the weekend, and it didn’t take long to see why. Bryant passes the eye test immediately, boasting a strong athletic build complete with a ton of length and broad shoulders. Bryant is a rebounding machine who collects every ball in his area. Offensively, Bryant showed good touch around the rim, finishing with both hands, and produced several big dunks over the weekend. One of the biggest strengths Bryan displayed was the ability to bang down low with bigger bodies and the speed and quickness to guard smaller, quicker guards.
M.J. Curry, Grayson (Loganville, Ga.) 6-5 2027M.J. continued his adjustment with his new team and continued his success from the Live Event a week ago. Curry is a long, lanky guard with explosive athleticism and deceptive speed. The ability to hit the 3-ball constantly kept the defense at bay, allowing scoring opportunities to come in bunches. Curry was a catalyst for Grayson’s success over the weekend, scoring in double figures all four games. The final game of the session was Curry’s breakout performance as he poured in 16 points on 10 shots and added a poster dunk in a big win over The Villages.
Gregory Dunston Jr., Alexander (Douglas County, Ga.) 6-2 2026Dunston showcased his scoring prowess this weekend, establishing himself as one of the top scorers in Georgia. Dunston is a competitor who consistently makes impactful plays on both ends of the court. Dunston’s strong and sturdy frame enables him to defend effectively and finish plays at the rim through contact. One of Dunston’s greatest strengths is his exceptional long-range shooting ability. Additionally, his scoring prowess often allows him to set up his teammates for easy baskets, an aspect of his game that sometimes goes unnoticed. His offer count is now on the uptick.
Caleb Gaskins, Columbus (Miami, Fla.) 6-8Gaskins was one of the top players in the building over the weekend, leading both ends for the defending FAB 50 National Champs. Gaskins is a winner, having been a key part of the last two No. 1 teams in the country. Gaskins performs at a high level consistently on both ends of the floor. Gaskins has a massive frame combined with a relentless motor that consistently puts pressure on the opposing team. Gaskins displayed his athletic ability guarding out on the perimeter and cleaned the glass on both ends in all four games. Gaskins has all the tools to be an elite player if his shooting range finds consistency.
Colben Landrew, Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.) 6-5 2026Despite playing in only three of the four games this past weekend, Landrew continued his rise this summer. After sitting out last weekend, Landrew made his debut with Wheeler at this weekend’s event. A strong athlete, he utilizes his strength and athletic ability to get to his spots and score at all three levels. Landrew is a menace on both ends of the floor, displaying an array of talents on and off the ball. Landrew can score with his back to the basket, in transition, and can stretch the defense out with a knockdown jumper. The ability to run the offense with the ball in his hand is where he is at his best, setting up teammates for good shots or getting downhill for easy buckets.
Harris Reynolds, St. Pius (Atlanta, Ga.) 6-4 2027HReynolds has been one of the loudest names in Georgia over the last few weeks, and it continued this weekend at Lake Point. A big-bodied guard equipped with length and athletics, Reynolds got downhill with ease constantly and had several exciting dunks throughout the weekend. A pure scorer capable of getting anywhere on the floor, Reynolds kept opposing defenses on their heels all weekend, averaging above 20 ppg in four games. Reynolds makes tough pull up shots and possesses remarkable poise and pace in his game. His ability to control the game stood out, as Reynolds consistently made big plays on both ends, putting his team in a position to win games.
Kevin Savage III, Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.) 5-11 2027Savage excels at making plays all over the court, whether he has the ball or not. As a point-of-attack defender, Savage consistently applied pressure and demonstrated excellent defensive instincts throughout the weekend. Offensively, he stands out as one of the most skilled players in his class, capable of driving to the rim, hitting long-range shots, or passing to teammates for open looks. Despite his smaller stature, Savage possesses elite athleticism, allowing him to finish above the rim both in transition and even during half-court sets.
