Virginia District Select – Standouts of the Stop (Part 1)
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October 12, 2025
Boo Williams Sportsplex – Hampton, VA
The Virginia District Select Camp was one of the most competitive and talent-packed stops of the tour. From the moment the doors opened at the Boo Williams Sportsplex, the gym was buzzing with energy, intensity, and the hunger to stand out. The high school division featured players from across the state who brought size, skill, and a deep understanding of how to play the game the right way.
Throughout the day, athletes were evaluated across drills, scrimmages, and live gameplay, with coaches locked in on traits that truly translate — effort, IQ, coachability, and consistency on both ends of the floor. Every player in attendance competed hard, and while not every standout could make the list, this group consistently rose above the rest.
Here are the high school Standouts of the Stop from Virginia.
Courtland Reiter
Class of 2027 | 6’7” | Guard/Forward
Courtland Reiter made his presence felt from the opening session, showing a blend of size, versatility, and efficiency rarely seen at this level. Standing around 6’7”, his college-ready frame allows him to impact the game in multiple ways. He stretches the floor with a smooth three-point stroke and finishes with strength around the basket. Courtland rebounds with purpose, using his body and timing to secure boards on both ends. His ability to protect the rim and recover quickly on the second jump separates him from most players his age. With a high basketball IQ and a coachable mindset, he continues to look like a player whose stock will rise rapidly.
Kristopher Deshotel
Class of 2028 | 6’2” | Shooting Guard
Kristopher Deshotel was everywhere at the Boo Williams Sportsplex. His motor is elite, and he takes pride in defending the length of the floor, pressuring the ball full court and jumping passing lanes for steals. Offensively, he plays under control, attacking defenders with speed and balance while maintaining excellent touch around the rim. His shot is smooth and consistent, and he scores efficiently from all levels. Kristopher’s maturity, competitiveness, and understanding of the game were evident throughout the day, making him a true two-way standout.
Isaiah Underwood
Class of 2027 | 6’0” | Point Guard
Isaiah Underwood is a downhill guard who applies pressure to the defense every time he touches the ball. His quick first step and fearless approach allow him to get into the lane at will and finish through contact. Isaiah embraces physicality, using his strength to create space and make plays for himself and teammates. He also has the ability to read the floor well, identifying scoring opportunities in both transition and half-court sets. Defensively, he plays with toughness and stays engaged on every possession. His competitive spirit and leadership presence make him a guard that coaches love to have.
Blake Wooden
Class of 2028 | 6’3” | Guard/Forward
Blake Wooden impressed with his smooth, composed game and ability to impact plays without forcing the action. He positions himself well, finding scoring windows behind the arc or near the rim. His touch around the basket is soft, and his jump shot looks pure when he’s balanced and on time. Defensively, his long frame helps him contest shots and disrupt passing lanes. Blake plays with a quiet confidence and an understanding of spacing that elevates his team’s flow. His combination of skill, effort, and size makes him a promising long-term prospect.
Twain Williams
Class of 2029 | 6’5” | Forward
Twain Williams is a physical forward who dominated the paint on both ends. Once he established position near the rim, he was nearly impossible to stop, finishing plays through contact or drawing fouls. Twain also impressed by pushing the ball coast to coast, showing mobility and confidence for his size. He runs the floor with purpose and converts consistently in traffic. On defense, he’s a true anchor, protecting the rim and controlling the glass. His physicality and willingness to battle every possession set him apart.
Malik Day
Class of 2027 | 6’0” | Point Guard
Malik Day showcased a complete offensive package throughout camp. His jumper is pure with deep range, and he has the handle and pace to get downhill and finish strong at the rim. Malik can score in a variety of ways, from midrange pull-ups to catch-and-shoot threes, and he’s patient under pressure. What stands out most is his poise and ability to stay composed no matter the defense. Defensively, he competes with pride and consistently makes life difficult for opposing guards. Malik’s polish, confidence, and consistency made him one of the top guards at the event.
Grant Rohner
Class of 2028 | 6’2” | Guard/Forward
Grant Rohner’s game is defined by versatility and efficiency. He has a strong frame and deceptive quickness that help him attack the basket with confidence. His jumper is smooth and effortless, and he consistently knocked down threes with clean mechanics. Grant thrives in transition, finishing under control and with purpose. His ability to impact multiple areas — scoring, rebounding, and defending — makes him a coach’s favorite. His motor and willingness to do the little things that win games stand out every time he’s on the court.
Delonte Smith
Class of 2027 | 6’3” | Forward
Delonte Smith impressed with his length, energy, and all-around game. He uses his size to attack gaps in the defense and finishes well at the rim. His three-point shot is consistent, and he spaces the floor effectively. Delonte runs the lanes hard in transition, making himself a reliable target for easy baskets. On defense, he uses his wingspan to contest shots and rebound outside his area. His combination of athleticism, effort, and high IQ makes him a versatile wing with real upside.
Mekhi Ward
Class of 2027 | 6’1” | Point Guard
Mekhi Ward is as competitive and tough as they come. He thrives in high-pressure moments and plays with confidence that energizes his teammates. Offensively, he’s a physical guard who can attack the lane, absorb contact, and still finish cleanly. He reads defenses well and knows when to score and when to distribute. In transition, he’s relentless, using his strength and pace to push the tempo. Defensively, he embraces the challenge of guarding the opponent’s best player and makes every possession difficult. Mekhi’s toughness and leadership make him the type of player every coach wants leading their team.
Grant Romero
Class of 2029 | 5’10” | Guard
Grant Romero is a smooth lefty guard with a quick first step and excellent body control. He uses change of pace and jabs to create space and get into the paint. Once there, he finishes with soft floaters and quick releases over bigger defenders. Grant’s jumper is pure, and he doesn’t need much time to get it off. He plays with speed and aggression in transition, pushing the pace and making the right reads. His defensive energy and effort add value to his all-around game.
Jayden Brown
Class of 2028 | 5’11” | Point Guard
Jayden Brown brings a level of energy and competitiveness that sets him apart. He’s confident shooting from deep, comfortable attacking pressure defenses, and aggressive getting downhill. Jayden uses his quickness and strength to penetrate and finish with creative, athletic moves around the rim. In transition, he’s a dual threat, capable of finding open teammates or taking it himself. Defensively, his intensity matches his offensive motor, applying full-court pressure and disrupting opposing guards. Jayden’s high energy and consistency made him one of the most entertaining players to watch at the camp.
