HSA Championships 17U All Tournament Team

July 21, 2026

At our HoopSeen Finale, we crowned our 2026 HoopSeen Association Champions. After a weekend of single elimination, high pressure basketball below are the players who stood out and earned themselves All-Tournament placement in the 17U division.

Noah Kaufmann - Shockers (HSA) - Noah Kaufmann was one of the biggest reasons Shockers 2027 put together a Final Four run at the HoopSeen Finale. The 2027 guard has a knack for taking over games when his team needs a bucket, but never at the expense of keeping everyone involved. Kaufmann scores it from all over the floor, plays with great pace, and consistently makes winning plays with the ball in his hands. He’s the type of lead guard you trust to control the game late, and he proved throughout the weekend that he can be the engine for a team making a deep run.

Tyler Wallace - Norcross Heat (HSA) - Tyler Wallace was one of the biggest catalysts for Norcross Heat throughout the HoopSeen Finale. The 6-foot-4 guard lives in the paint, consistently winning off the bounce and putting rim protectors in tough spots. He embraces contact, gets to his spots in the mid-range, and can rise into pull-ups when defenders go under. Wallace’s downhill pressure opened up the floor all weekend and made him one of the toughest covers in the event. 

Kaden Cantrell - Team Global Elite (HSA) - Kaden Cantrell was the steady hand for Team Global Elite throughout the HoopSeen Finale, helping lead the group to an HSA Championship. The 2027 guard plays with tremendous poise, never looking sped up while making the right read possession after possession. Cantrell can score when needed, but what stood out most was how well he controlled the game, keeping the offense organized while picking his spots. On the other end, he set the tone with his ball pressure and anticipation, turning defense into offense. Winning guards impact the game in multiple ways, and Cantrell did exactly that all weekend. 

Trey Bright - Team Global Elite (HSA) - Trey Bright put together another impressive weekend while helping Team Global Elite capture the HoopSeen Association Championship. The 6-foot-7 forward impacts the game in just about every area, whether it’s cleaning up the glass, making the extra pass, or finishing plays around the basket. Bright has a high motor and consistently makes winning plays without needing the offense to run through him. His combination of size, feel, and toughness makes him a valuable piece on both ends of the floor. 

Jack Roberts - HoopAthens (HSA) - Jack Roberts made his presence felt on both ends of the floor for HoopAthens, battling against one of the more physical frontcourts at the HoopSeen Finale. The 6-foot-8 big man consistently carved out space on the glass, keeping possessions alive offensively while cleaning up the defensive boards. Roberts played with a high motor, protected the rim with his length, and didn’t shy away from physicality around the basket. His willingness to do the dirty work and impact the game without needing plays called for him made him a key piece in HoopAthens’ frontcourt.