NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. – The annual Peach Jam showcased the best in grassroots basketball, despite challenging conditions. Coaches and players alike faced the heat and exhaustion of a packed schedule, with even the pop-up Chick-fil-A running out of supplies.

The 2026 Peach Jam highlighted a mix of established and rising talents, focusing particularly on the Class of 2027. Here are the standout players:

• PG Cayden Daughtry (No. 9 in 247Sports' Class of 2027): Daughtry delivered a record-setting performance, showcasing his slick ball-handling and competitive spirit. He has garnered significant interest from Iowa, making his recruitment one to watch.

• G Beckham Black (No. 1 in 247Sports' Class of 2027): The younger brother of Anthony Black, he averaged 24 points and 32 assists across six games, demonstrating both skill and poise. His upcoming visits to Texas and North Carolina are highly anticipated.

• C Lewis Uvwo (No. 6 in 247Sports' Class of 2027): Uvwo's defensive prowess shone through, averaging six blocks per game and posting a standout performance with 10 points, 9 rebounds, and 10 blocks against Team Herro. His late entry into basketball adds intrigue to his development.

• G JJ Crawford (Class of 2029): The son of Jamal Crawford, the 6-3 guard displayed impressive shooting skills, hitting 13 triples in four games, solidifying his status as a top prospect.

• F Benji Berrouet (No. 22 in 247Sports' Class of 2028): Berrouet's versatility was evident as he averaged 17 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 blocks, positioning himself for a rise in rankings.

Commit Highlights: Several recruits made headlines, including Vanderbilt's Gabe Nesmith and Arkansas' Davion Thompson, both of whom reclassified to join their respective programs sooner than expected. Their performances at Peach Jam indicate they will be impactful contributors in the coming seasons.