The CP3 National Middle School Combine brought together talented prospects from across the country for a highly competitive weekend in Atlanta, Georgia, with the Class of 2031 producing several impressive performances alongside standout talent from the 2032 and 2033 classes.
The event featured a strong mix of size, athleticism, skill, and positional versatility. While the physical tools immediately stood out, the overall level of ball handling, decision-making, toughness, competitiveness, shot-making, and feel for the game made this group particularly intriguing. Several prospects showed the ability to impact games in multiple ways rather than relying solely on one standout trait.
The event also provided an opportunity to see how these players performed against high-level competition and in different game situations. Some guards consistently created advantages off the bounce, while several bigger prospects showed the ability to run the floor, defend multiple positions, rebound, and make plays outside of the paint.
There is a lot of talent throughout these classes, and these are some of the recent standouts who caught our attention in Atlanta.
Prospect List: Tanner Morgan, Chandler Shelton, Josiah Dempsey, Timothy Battle, King Abrams, Kyrie Simpson, Mauriee Jackson, Sky’lon Blijden, Levi Roberts-Guity, Dominic Mitchell, Noah Sharp, Jax Teal, Johod Lovett, Derrick Tatum Jr., Sire Scott, EJ Soto, Austin Davis, LJ Hall, and Grayson Howard.
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