As we enter the month of June and players are heading back for the High School live period lets take a look at some of the players who have improved their stock over the RL Hoops Spring AAU Circuit.

The prestigious 22nd Annual Riverside-Brookfield Summer Shootout kicks off this weekend running from Friday June 20th thru Sunday June 22nd. This is a marque event every summer kicking off the June High School Live period. Let’s take a look at some of the top games and prospects we will be taking a look at on Friday.

12:00PM Games:

O’Fallon Vs. De La Salle (Fieldhouse – Court 1)

Players: 2026 Ben Okaro (O’Fallon)

2026 Lucas Johnson (De La Salle)

Lemont Vs. Loyola (Fieldhouse – Court 2)

Players: 2026 Trey Williams (Loyola) 2026 Sam Golden (Loyola) 2027 Luke Alvarez (Loyola)

Gabe Sularski (Lemont) – 2027 Zane Schneider (Lemont)

Yorkville Christian Vs. Mt. Carmel (Fieldhouse – Court 3)

Players: 2026 Jayden Riley (Yorkville Christian) – 2027 Blake Wells (Yorkville Christian) – 2027 Trey Alford (Yorkville Christian) – 2027 Jordan Purvis (Yorkville Christian) – 2027 Kayden Maxwell (Yorkville Christian)

2026 Noah Mister (Mt. Carmel) 2026 Luke Segroves (Mt. Carmel) 2026 George Gray (mt. Carmel)

2027 Logan Wessel (Mt. Carmel)

Evanston Vs. Kankakee (Main Gym – Court 4)

Players: 2027 Vito Rocca (Evanston) 2027 Dion Lane (Evanston) 2028 Ben Ojala (Evanston)

2026 Timi Ohunsanya (Evanston)

2026 Lincoln Williams (Kankakee) 2026 EJ Hazelett (Kankakee) 2026 Myair Thompson (Kankakee)

2026 Kenaz Jackson (Kankakee)

Hinsdale Central Vs. Benet (Main Gym – Court 5)

Players: 2026 Lukas Kozys (Hinsdale Central)

2026 Jayden Wright (Benet) 2026 Colin Stack (Benet) 2027 Ed Stayus (Benet) 2027 Tyler Cibulka (Benet)

Bolingbrook Vs. Whitney Young (East Gym – Court 6)

Players: 2026 Marquis Clark (Whitney Young) 2027 Edward Williams IV (Whitney Young)

2027 Caden Crudup (Whitney Young) 2028 Jaivyn Richardson (Whitney Young)

2028 Brady Pettigrew (Bolingbrook) 2026 Trey Brost (Bolingbrook) 2026 TJ Williams (Bolingbrook)

2026 Jayden Madden (Bolingbrook) 2027 Dereon Smothers (Bolingbrook)

Stay with us here at RecruitLook Hoops for the latest developments in the world of high school basketball recruiting. You can also follow on several social media platforms including Twitter @CoachTreal2 @RL_Hoops @RL_HoopsIL & Instagram @coachtreal2 @recruit_look.

Stay with us here at RecruitLook Hoops for the latest developments in the world of high school basketball recruiting.

As we enter the month of June and players are heading back for the High School live period lets take a look at some of the players who have improved their stock over the RL Hoops Spring AAU Circuit.

Noah Mister: A Rising Star in Basketball’s Class of 2026

Noah Mister, a 6’2″ point guard from Mount Carmel High School, has quickly emerged as one of the most promising basketball prospects in the Class of 2026. With a standout junior season behind him, Mister is proving to be a dynamic force on both ends of the court. His impressive stats, leadership, and growing list of Division I offers have established him as a player to watch in the years to come.

Devin Cleveland 6’4″ point guard out of Kenwood Academy in Chicago, Cleveland is currently ranked among the top 15 players in the class of 2027—a testament to his exceptional skill set, basketball IQ, and work ethic.

Al Brooks Jr.: The Rising Star of Rich Township High School’s Basketball Program

The future of basketball in the area is looking brighter with the emergence of a new, electrifying talent: Al Brooks Jr., a 6’7″ forward from Rich Township High School, class of 2025. Already one of the most exciting players to watch in the region, Brooks is a force on the court with his combination of size, athleticism, and versatility.

Tray is a player that has had a impact on both ends of the floor this season. 5’9 lefty PG has been a major bright spot in his Soph. season for the Mustangs this season. 

Day 2 of the New Years Extravaganza did all it could to bring exciting action as Day one and it did not disappoint with of the best teams and players leaving it all on the floor Sunday.

High school basketball fans are in for a treat this January 25th as Benet Academy hosts the “When Sides Collide” event. With a lineup of thrilling matchups, this showcase will bring together some of the most talented teams in the state. From early afternoon tip-offs to prime-time showdowns, each game promises intense competition and an electric atmosphere. Here’s a preview of the four games on the schedule:

Event Details

• Location: Benet Academy

• Entry Fee: $10 (Cash Only)

• Streaming: Available for $20 (All-Day Pass)

Whether you’re watching court side or online, “When Sides Collide” promises a full day of basketball excitement. Don’t miss the chance to see these rising stars compete at the highest level!

Great day of basketball in recognizing one of the greats who stood for so much. It was a three game slate with programs from all over the state which provided some exciting matchups and unbelievable endings all day. 

We are kicking off 2025 with a full slate of games matching up some of the states best team along with a highly touted team from Indiana.

An unbelievable venue with some amazing talent being able to showcase their skills on full display with the Chicago skyline as the backdrop. We knew most of the names going into this incredible event but I left with so many more names who with their play could be in-play for a major season this year. Let’s take a look at some of the standouts from this amazing event.

2025 – Brent Taylor (HF)

6’3 Athletic elite scoring combo guard who had it working on all three levels throughout the event. Earned the Showcase MVP with his spectacular play in the open floor finishing above the rim along with his excellent shooting from behind the three point line.

2025 – Zion Gross (Joliet West)

6’5 Guard with the size and skillset to dominate game in many different areas. Handles the basketball excellent with his size he gets anywhere on the floor able to finish over smaller defenders.

2025 – Yusuf Saleh (Argo)

6’1 guard who took a lot of pride on both ends of the floor but stood out with his defensive instincts and approach. Scored the basketball at a high efficient rate all day with a solid handle able to beat defenders off the bounce.

2025 – Donte Montgomery (Oaklawn)

6’2 guard with great length for the position. Makes shot after shot then decided to mix it up showing the ability to get into the paint finishing either hand.

2025 – Keshaun Vaval (Evergreen Park)

6’1 Guard has a deep bag in his arsenal. Solid handle able to get to his spots anywhere on the floor along with excellent vision finding teammates all game.

2025 – Khamai Orange (Delaware)

6’2 two-way guard with an excellent feel for scoring the basketball. Excellent three-level scorer out of Philadelphia put on a complete show with his offensive game getting anywhere he wanted finishing in the paint or making threes.

2025 – Jacob Rice (St. Laurence)

6’4 Guard capable of playing either guard spot effectively. Great size and excellent shooting ability makes him a tough cover as he was able to use his shooting ability to get to the rim and finish.

2025 – Tristian Saunders (Joliet West)

6’3 Guard Earned the Sharpshooter award as he looked very comfortable shooting the basketball from each an ever spot on the floor. Able to play off the catch an shoot or creating his own shots off the bounce he had it all working during the showcase.

2025 – Caleb Burgins (Proviso West)

6’2 Combo tough an physical on both ends of the floor. Gets the job done type of guard who doesn’t back down from a challenge which stands out in environments like this.

2025 – Dustyn Collins (Centralia)

6’6 Guard probably had the most eye opening performance of the day. His is a complete highlight reel in the open floor finishing high above the rim on some of the best dunks all day. He is more than a slasher as he has a solid handle able to get to his dribble pull-up game along with being a tough rebounder.

2025 – Kobe Walker (NCHS) (Central Michigan Commit)

6’9 Big already committed to Central Michigan still came out to show his improving offensive game making a couple three’s along with his excellent rim protection ability.

2025 – Jahkil Jackson (Curie)

6’3 Guard overall game has improved in each area. Was excellent in transition with the basketball in his hands showcasing a handle able to create shots from all three levels. Did a good job at finishing in the paint over size.

2025 – AJ Morgan (Vernon Hills)

6’5 man child. Is a intimidating force on both ends of the floor making his presence seen and felt all game. Finishes everything above the rim but also does a great job using his athletic ability to be a high level rebounder. Showed off his shooting ability knocking down shots from outside the paint.

Stay with us here at RecruitLook Hoops for the latest developments in the world of high school basketball recruiting. You can also follow on several social media platforms including Twitter @CoachTreal2 @RL_Hoops @RL_HoopsIL & Instagram @coachtreal2 @recruit_look.

Stay with us here at RecruitLook Hoops for the latest developments in the world of high school basketball recruiting.