2026 Atlanta Jam: Top Performers 17U Pt. 2
SUWANEE, GA - The NCAA Live Period lives in the Peach State and the 2026 edition of the Atlanta Jam unveiled a number of players worthy of a deep dive on the recruiting front. Our staff rolls out Part II of our top overall performers.
Ayden Glenn, Tennessee Tigers - Another weekend, another strong showing from the 6-foot-2 guard. Glenn kept up with what led to him being named a Top Perfromer at The Grassroots Showcase this week at our Atlanta Jam. The difference maker for Glenn is his first-step quickness.
On Saturday late in a game against HoopAtlanta Orange and time running down, he used it to perfection and drew the foul turning into game-winning free-throws. He handles the ball in different situations and his shot is a threat from the outside. He helped the Tigers finish at 2-2 on the weekend and college coaches were watching. - Justin Byerly.
Marciano Bruno, HoopGwinnett - Marciano Bruno continued to show why he’s one of the more underrated wings in the state this weekend at #AtlantaJam. The HoopGwinnett 17U prospect impacted the game in multiple ways and consistently made winning plays on both ends of the floor. Bruno rebounded at a high level from the wing spot, crashing the glass hard on both ends and creating extra possessions for his team.
Defensively, he brought great energy and activity, getting into passing lanes, forcing turnovers, and making things difficult for opposing guards and wings. On the offensive end, Bruno proved to be a reliable scoring option, making timely plays and producing within the flow of the game. His toughness, motor, and versatility continue to stand out every time he steps on the floor. - Mekhi McKinney
Triston Williams, Birmingham DreamChasers - When I made it over to Court 5 at Suwanee Sports Academy during our Atlanta Jam, I knew I was in the right spot. High-flying lobs and guys playing above the rim in transition was something I had been waiting to see.
Triston Williams was the guy doing the bulk of the damage on the rims. The 6-foot-4 wing was getting out in the open floor and filling the gaps finishing with lobs at the rim. He is a skilled, athletic prospect that was a breath of fresh air from Birmingham, Alabama.
He tells HoopSeen his natural position is out on the wing, where he can work from the perimeter in. He showed the ability to be a threat from the outside with his shooting adding to his arsenal of weapons on the floor. - Justin Byerly
Michael Hall, HoopSavannah - Another HoopSeen event, another top performer nod for 2027 PG Michael Hall. We already saw his prototypical point guard ability and vision in full display earlier this Spring and he’s already taken his game to another level. He displayed elite scoring ability this weekend with multiple 20+ point outings.
In the open court, his ability to find another gear and get downhill is unique and often leads to easy buckets, either for himself or teammates. Slowing down the game into a half court setting won’t stop him either as he can easily get to his spots and knock down pull ups with ease. He is a stockriser this Spring and one to keep an eye on in June and July.
Bryce Fraley, Norcross Heat - 6’6 wing Bryce Fraley delivered a breakout weekend for Norcross Heat, impacting the game on both ends with his length, motor, and versatility. The big wing consistently used his athleticism to create advantages, running the floor for transition dunks, crashing the glass with force, and even hitting a put-back buzzer‑beater that lifted Norcross Heat to an overtime win.
Defensively, Fraley showed why his profile translates to the next level. At 6’6 with long arms and real mobility, he guarded 1–5 and caused problems at the top of the 1‑3‑1 zone. His activity disrupting actions, jumping passing lanes, and forcing turnovers stood out all weekend.
Fraley does the little things associated with winning. With his size, athleticism, and two‑way impact, expect his stock to rise as more coaches get eyes on him. - Carter Watkins
Jahmeel Haines, 94 Feet (HSA) - Jahmeel Haines delivered an impressive performance this weekend for Team 94 Feet. The 6-foot-3 guard earned himself a spot on the Top Performers 2nd Team, helping 94 Feet finish 4-0. After scoring 20 points earlier in the weekend, Haines followed it up with a dominant 31-point, 11-rebound outing including six made threes.
Though listed at 6’3, Haines played much bigger, showing his ability to collect rebounds out of the guard spot and provide consistent two-way production. Haines and backcourt mate Dylan Kellings were a matchup issue all weekend for opposing teams, bringing a level of physicality and energy that few groups could match.
The unsigned senior proved he can score the ball at every level and impact winning in multiple ways, making him a player coaches should consider and one who’s worth a look. - Carter Watkins
