by TOLEDO, Ohio – KEE On Sports was honored to make their first appearance covering the second day of the 2025 Toledo Top 64 live from Scott High School in Toledo, Ohio. The two-day event featured 64 of the top high school basketball talents from around Northwest and Central Ohio. Many coaches from all across the NCAA Division 2 and NAIA landscape attended the showcase on Sunday afternoon.
Below is a list of standout players from the Toledo Top 64 for each team:
Black Team:
JR Bates || PG || 6’0” || 2026 || OH || Pickerington North HS
Bates is an intriguing senior guard who displayed all the right qualities of a playmaking floor general. He utilized his speed and quick twitch to creatively evade defenders and create baskets at the rim. Bates is a smart point guard who finishes with ease through contact in transition. The senior guard wasn’t afraid of converting through contact.
CJ Johnson || CG || 6’3” || 2027 || OH || Maumee HS
Johnson displayed his aggressive attitude and outstanding athleticism from the opening tip. He played in a different gear than those on the floor. This was on display when he followed his missed shot and put it back up and in. He demonstrated he could stretch the floor by knocking down a rhythm three-point jumper as well. Johnson also had multiple times where he attacked downhill and looked to put his defender physically in the basket with his dunks. There is no doubt that this junior has a high ceiling due to his relentless play style.
Jack Goodnough || F || 6’8” || 2026 || St. John’s Jesuit HS
Goodnough catches your eye immediately on the floor with his impressive height and coordination. He liked to stretch the floor and shoot the three while also attacking the basket with force. Goodnough has strong anticipation skills, which he uses to stay with his defender on the perimeter and while also rotating to the basket side, making him an effective shot blocker. He was one of my favorite prospects as his offense was on full display throughout the showcase.
Light Blue Team:
Elynn Stearns || F || 6’7” || 2028 || Lima Senior HS
Stearns was making plays and having an impact all afternoon at Scott High School in the Toledo Top 64. He was hands down my favorite player to watch as he demonstrated that even as a sophomore, he had very few holes in his game. Stearns competes with a different motor as he plays continuously on both ends of the floor. He loves to rip from a triple threat and get downhill, initiating contact and finishing through the foul. Stearns’ defense really stood out, as he was able to stay planted defensively and was outstanding at contesting jump shots. The sophomore forward made many coaches turn their heads as he completely dominated the Toledo Top 64 on both offense and defense.
Jack Lindsay || PG || 6’1” || 2028 || St. John’s Jesuit HS
Lindsay also made a large impact for the Light Blue Team at the Toledo Top 64 showcase. The 6’1” point guard displayed nice balance and touch, making a fluid step-back jump shot while earning multiple trips to the free-throw line. He has a good ability to create off the dribble and possesses a quick and effective shooting form. Lindsay didn’t shy away from contact, attacking the basket on drives as well, converting with his unique athleticism midair.
Pink Team:
Tyeron Hines || G || 6’2” || 2027 || Whitmer HS
Hines was a capable shooter and looked for early leak outs in transition. Despite being 6’2”, he is a very strong and physical athlete, finishing through contact in transition. He impressed with his motor and relentless attitude during the afternoon and made the smart plays for his team.
Andre Young || CG || 6’3” || 2026 || Whitmer HS
Young showed he is a quick and athletic guard who can attack the basket with authority. He also plays relentlessly and battles on each play. He converts his free throws, displaying his solid form.
Red Team:
Tre Chenault || F || 6’7” || 2027 || St. Francis De Sales HS
Chenault showed his strong shot mechanics, making a three-pointer. He is also an explosive athlete and transition finisher. Chenault’s athleticism was on full display as he punched down a forceful one-handed windmill dunk. He played pesky defense, forcing turnovers and repeatedly getting the fast break started. Chenault was an interesting prospect that will continue to be on many coaches’ radars this 2025-26 season with his guard-like skillset for 6’7”.
Cailan Hornbeak || CG || 6’6” || 2026 || Central Catholic HS
Hornbeak used his strong size and body to make difficult baskets in transition. He is a very good athlete who can finish with force on dunks. Hornbeak also stayed active around the basket, cleaning up missed shots, converting through contact down low.
Dark Blue Team:
Nasir Wilson || G || 6’2” || 2027 || Maumee Valley HS
Wilson was an elite guard who showed outstanding court vision, finding teammates in transition for scores, and had the high basketball IQ to know when to pull up for his own. He was a smooth operator inside the paint, scoring with ease around tough defenders, going up through the contact to score. Wilson also displayed his smooth shooting mechanics, making a three-pointer.
Devin Silva || PG || 6’4” || 2026 || Otsego HS
Silva was a true floor general for the Dark Blue team during the Toledo Top 64. He controlled the pace of the offensive very well and understands how to get the ball to his teammates in rhythm and stride. When facing strong pressure, he didn’t back down; instead, he embraced it, showcasing his competitive nature by applying it right back to the opposition. Silva impressed when he followed his own miss, crashing the offensive glass for the score. There’s no question that this guard has a very high motor.
Ryan Plantz || F || 6’8” || 2026 || Genoa HS
Plantz stood out in many ways throughout the afternoon at the Toledo Top 64. At his size, he showed a great feel for the game and displayed his ability to score both inside and outside the paint. Plantz had a handful of polished finishes around the basket, displaying his elite footwork for a big man. He also has a strong midrange game and shot mechanics that don’t look rushed. One of his most impressive attributes is his ability to handle the ball for his size and stature.
Green Team:
Nate Miles || SG || 6’5” || 2026 || Tennessee Collegiate Academy
Without a doubt, one of the players who made the most noise and turned heads during the Toledo Top 64 was Nate Miles. The combo guard has a very strong build and plays with high energy and excitement on both ends of the floor. The senior demonstrated that he’s a threat on every spot on the floor. He impressed with his ability to hit difficult shots, making a tough step back fadeaway jumper in the post. Miles was an outstanding rip-and-run point guard who controlled the offense very well in transition attacks. Miles used his muscular frame to finish even through the toughest of contact inside. He played with a relentless motor and was an outstanding teammate all day. As one of the best players in the gym at Scott High School, he showed why coaches need to keep him on their radar for their class of 2026.
Cardae Brown || G || 6’2” || 2028 || Ontario HS
Brown caught the attention of many coaches and talent evaluators throughout the afternoon at Scott High School. He is a good-sized shooting guard who demonstrated that he will punish defenses if left open from deep. Brown wasn’t afraid to pull up for this three-pointer when he was open, having one game where he hit four three-pointers. He is a true sniper and three-point shooting threat. He has an elite basketball IQ, which enables him to know when he is open and when to be a threat.
Antwoine Mister || G || 6’2” || 2027 || Oregon Clay HS
Mister is a compact 6’2” guard who demonstrated that he can be a finishing threat despite his size. He is a very good athlete who can contort his body mid-air for difficult finishes. Mister also showed he is a smooth shooter, knocking down a handful of nice midrange jumpers. His athleticism was on full display when he got back in transition and made a putback slam dunk, bringing a ton of energy to the gym and his teammates. Mister’s energy was contagious as he attacked each possession on both ends of the floor with his high motor.
Grey Team:
Alan Horton || F || 6’9” || 2026 || St. Francis De Sales HS
Horton is a polished big man who utilizes his size and strength to finish with ease around the basket fluidly. Whether in the high post or low post, Horton can convert the basket with his strong positional size. He has strong hands and plays under control in the post. Horton was fluid and calm in the post when he received pressure, finding his teammates when they got open. Horton will continue to be an interesting prospect to watch during his senior year at St. Francis De Sales as he gets stronger and expands his game. Several early positive attributes were on display during the Toledo Top 64.
Cayden Kynard || G || 6’1” || 2027 || Central Catholic HS
Kynard is a crafty guard who played with high energy and displayed his strong basketball IQ throughout the day. He is a quick-twitch guard who uses his strength and finesse to hit difficult shots around the hoop. Kynard connected on a beautiful lob pass in transition, setting his teammate up for an easy score. He kept his eyes up and was always looking for the next right play. Kynard will look to continue to turn heads this upcoming season as he prepares for his junior year.
Purple Team:
Calvin Willow || F || 6’10” || 2026 || Arlington HS
Willow is an elite, muscular forward who displayed his high motor and energy throughout the day at Scott High School. He didn’t take any plays off on either side of the ball, displaying his high basketball IQ in reading coverages. Along with his positional size, Willow’s strong, wide frame made him difficult for opponents to match up with. He won matchups with his opponents by using his strength inside while also showcasing his advanced skill set, knocking down a three-pointer. Willow was able to impact the game in multiple facets, whether that is converting through traffic inside or extending the defense by hitting a three. Willow showed that he is an elite 2-way threat that college coaches need to keep on their boards as they look to recruit for the class of 2026.
Dane Ewers || CG || 6’3” || 2028 || OH || Ayersville HS
Ewers is a shooting combo guard who understands when to be aggressive, looking for his shot. He has a pure-looking form and gets the ball out of his hands quickly. He also had a handful of very nice takes to the rim. He used his upper body strength well to finish through contact near the rim. Ewers exhibited his athleticism, finishing a straight-line drive dunk around the defender. The combo guard also moves his feet well defensively and demonstrates that he is a two-way threat as a strong defender.
Jordan Priddy || G || 6’2” || 2026 || Lima Central Catholic HS
Priddy was another one of the best players on the floor the whole afternoon during the Toledo Top 64. Throughout the afternoon, he stood out and made an impact on both ends of the floor. The muscular guard converted difficult finishes inside with either hand. He had a great play where he set up teammates for a lob dunk in transition, showcasing his elite court vision, touch, and passing ability. Priddy also demonstrated he could pull up and make a few difficult shots with his hands in his face. There were a lot of eyes on the Ohio Bucket star guard, and he did not disappoint in his games all afternoon.
KEE On Sports was honored to be in the gym, attending and completing write-ups on many outstanding athletes throughout the afternoon at the Toledo Top 4. Thank you to all the coaches and operations staff members who made the Toledo Top 64 a successful event. We look forward to continuing our coverage of this elite high school basketball event for years to come!
