2029 Panhandle Area Boys To Keep An Eye On!
The class of 2029 is loaded in the panhanlde area! So, keep your eyes on many of them stepping up to make key contributions on their high school teams.
Charles Abney — Tate — 6'3" F
Physical forward who plays with good energy around the basket and has room to grow into a bigger varsity role.
Jorge Aquino — Tate — PG
Quick guard who can handle the ball, defend, and create pace. His travel-ball experience has helped him compete against strong competition.
Zaire Colbert — Fort Walton Beach — 6'1" PG/CG — Prep Hoops FL #8
One of the premier 2029 guards in Florida. Colbert combines scoring, playmaking, poise, and experience against national-level competition.
Kameron “Kam” Dennis — 6'3 Booker T. Washington — G/W
Dennis brings good size and versatility to the perimeter. He can play multiple spots and has intriguing long-term upside.
Caleb Hamilton — 6'0 Soundside High School — G
Skilled guard with good feel and experience playing quality travel competition. Hamilton is a player whose name should become much more familiar around the Panhandle.
Hudson Hooten — Booker T. Washington — 6'5" W — Prep Hoops FL #85
One of the higher-upside prospects in the class because of his size and perimeter skill. Hooten has the tools to develop into a versatile big wing.
Caiden Jarriel — Crestview — G
Young Okaloosa County guard worth keeping on the radar. He has an opportunity to establish himself as one of Crestview’s key underclassmen.
Jackson Kidd — Gulf Breeze — 6'5" F — Prep Hoops FL #131
Kidd has excellent size for the class and continues to expand his game away from the basket. Continued growth as a shooter and ball handler could really raise his ceiling.
Eli Perkins — Pensacola High School — 6'3" G/W
Strong, physical perimeter player with excellent size for the class. Perkins has the versatility to play multiple spots and is one of Pensacola’s more intriguing young prospects.
Kedar Washington — 6'0 Choctawhatchee — PG — Prep Hoops FL #59
One of the more established 2029 players in the Panhandle after already producing at the varsity level. Washington can score, create, and play with toughness from the lead-guard spot.3
Brantley Wilkes — 5'10 Pensacola Catholic — PG- Prep Hoops FL #144
Skilled point guard who can handle, shoot, and make decisions with the basketball. His travel-ball experience should help him continue progressing as a sophomore.
Kendrick Williamson — Lighthouse Academy — 6'0" G
One of the more productive young guards in the Pensacola area and a player capable of putting points on the board quickly. Williamson belongs firmly on the Panhandle 2029 radar heading into the season.
WHO DID WE MISS?
Let us know, and lets see who comes out as the areas top 2029 guy at the end of the season!




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