Syracuse Basketball: Top AAU performances this weekend by 4-star, 5-star recruits

This weekend, the shoe-sponsored AAU circuits have conducted sessions around the country, including some season-ending playoffs, amid an NCAA live period where the Syracuse basketball staff has watched various recruits.

Across these different AAU leagues, Orange four-star and five-star targets in the 2025, 2026 and 2027 classes have put forth strong performances, which we're going to highlight here.

Just for context, this is where the AAU circuits have resided this weekend. The annual Peach Jam tournament of Nike's EYBL league is in North Augusta, S.C.

The Adidas 3SSB league is in Rock Hill, S.C. The Under Armour Association ("UAA") circuit is in the Atlanta region, while the the PUMA-sponsored PRO16 league is in the Phoenix area.

Top AAU performances this weekend of Syracuse basketball recruits.

By the way, all of the high school prospects I'm noting in this column either possess a scholarship offer from the Orange or hold interest from the 'Cuse staff. Statistics come via AAU league Web sites or social media posts.

Nike EYBL
17U Division
Keyshuan Tillery, 2025 4-star point guard, Albany, N.Y.-based City Rocks
23 points, three rebounds, six assists and two steals

London Jemison, 2025 4-star wing/SF, Boston-based Expressions Elite
11 points and three rebounds

Sadiq White Jr., 2025 5-star forward, Charlotte, N.C.-based Team United (White is verbally committed to the 'Cuse)
Nine points, two rebounds and one steal

Dante Allen, 2025 4-star guard, Miami-based Nightrydas Elite
22 points, five rebounds and one assist

Jordan Smith Jr., 2026 5-star shooting guard, Washington, D.C.-based Team Takeover
12 points, two rebounds, one block and one steal

Derek Dixon, 2025 4-star combo guard, Washington, D.C.-based Team Takeover
16 points, one rebound and two assists

Peach Invitational Tournament (not part of the main Peach Jam field)
Kiyan Anthony, 2025 4-star shooting guard, Baltimore-based Team Melo
16 points, three rebounds and three assists

Tyler Jackson, 2025 4-star combo guard, Baltimore-based Team Melo
Nine points, four rebounds and two assists

Acaden Lewis, 2025 4-star guard, Oxon Hill, Md.-based Team Durant
21 points, four rebounds and three assists

16U Division
Parker Robinson, 2025 4-star combo guard, Baltimore-based Team Melo
18 points, two rebounds, two assists, one block and three steals

Prince-Alexander Moody, 2026 4-star guard, Washington, D.C.-based Team Takeover
10 points, one rebound, one assist and one block

Anthony Brown, 2026 4-star point guard, Washington, D.C.-based Team Takeover
Seven points, three rebounds and five assists

Qayden Samuels, 2026 4-star guard, Washington, D.C.-based Team Takeover
21 points, seven rebounds and two steals

15U Division
Baba Oladotun, 2027 5-star forward, Oxon Hill, Md.-based Team Durant
17 points, one rebound, one assist, four blocks and one steal

Adidas 3SSB
17U Division
Asher Elson, 2025 4-star big man, Bronx, N.Y.-based New York Gauchos
12 points, two rebounds and two blocks

UAA
17U Division
Shon Abaev, 2025 4-star wing/SF, Pembroke Pines, Fla.-based SOH Elite
In two different games, he scored 27 points and 20 points

Ryder Frost, 2025 4-star wing, Boston-based Middlesex Magic
19 points

PRO16
17U Division
Chris Cenac Jr., 2025 5-star big man, Dallas-based YoungGameChangers
21 points and 13 rebounds in one game; 23 points in a second contest