Learis Williams Jr. Dominates UA Association

0:00On April 20th, Under Armour just wrapped their first UA Association stop at the Homefield Spot in Kansas City, Kansas, and it was a straight fire. Weekend of Hoops. The big story was class of 2028 Power Forward, Leris Williams Jr. from B. May's Elite, who straight dominated the 16 under. Division and Earn Breakout Player of the event. Over three days, the 6-foot 7K from Sarah Land, Alabama put up Monster Numbers, 38 points in 22 boards, Friday night, 40 points and 20 rebounds across two games. Saturday then capped it with 37 points and 14 rebounds and an overtime win Sunday. What stood out wasn't just his athleticism and strength, but his smart game. Knocking down threes, control drives, sharp passes, and lockdown. Defense with great communication. Meanwhile, a few other young guns turn heads too. In the 2027 class, number 59 ranked point guard Darrell Davis from Team Thrill ran

1:00the floor like a true general, quick, fearless, with offers from spots like Mississippi State and West Virginia. Then number 26 combo guard Chase Brandham, already committed to Indiana, shared the ball and let teammates shine while hitting shots himself. Shout out to Mike Thomas III, a 6-foot 5-wing on K.C. run who brought hustle, versatility, and tough two-way play. As like 6-foot 6-K-Live Allen from Carolina Premier, flashed upside with his length and athleticism, power guard Abdul-Tarawali dropped 41. To close out, and prospects Jared Harris and Daniel Gilholl show tools worth watching. Rim hunting power for Harris, fluid movement for the big, Gilho. College coaches get ready for the mid-May evaluation period because these kids are building serious buzz and the UA circuit is just getting started.