The countdown is on! It's time to get ready to work and begin the journey of our future All*Stars! New opportunities, new goals, new challenges, and new memories await. We're excited to welcome the next generation of Warner Robins All*Stars as we continue to build, develop, and create something special. The journey starts here. The work starts now.

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Good luck to some of our alumni players as they begin the college basketball season! Proud to see you continuing your journey and competing at the next level. Keep working, embrace your role, and make the most of every opportunity. We’re always cheering you on! Christian Little - Coastal Alabama Chase Dupree - Oklahoma Baptist Devan Robinson - Middle Georgia State Malik Gillespie - Morehead State Jay Johnson - Vorhees University Kam Plummer - Middle Georgia State Cam Perkins - Georgia Southwestern Gabe Jacobs- North Florida University CJ Howard - Morris College Not Pictured: Ry’Keem Ashley - Andrews College (JV)

The Sniper When Jarvis Williams gets his feet set, defenses know they have a problem. The 2028 6’1” shooting guard was recognized by some evaluators as one of the top shooters on the On The Radar circuit this past summer, but Williams also put in the work to expand his game. Throughout the spring and summer, he showed growth in creating off the dribble, getting into his pull up jumper, and finding scoring opportunities beyond the three point line. He also took on more responsibility orchestrating the offense, rebounding, and competing with greater toughness on the defensive end. With an offer from Morris College, the Central Chargers guard heads into the high school season looking to build on that progress. The shooting gets your attention, but his continued development gives you even more reason to watch. 📸: @HypesouthMedia

Swiss Army Knife 2028 6’4” forward Edmund Dantes wears many hats for the Demons, bringing versatility that impacts the game on both ends of the floor. Dantes can guard positions 1 through 5, use his instincts to block shots, and rebound at a high level on both ends. Offensively, his ability to score in multiple ways gives Warner Robins options and creates matchup problems for opposing defenses. That versatility caught the attention of college coaches this summer. Now, Edmund looks to carry that momentum into the high school season and do whatever the Demons need to win. 📸: @SheerandCandid

Earn Respect 2028 G Christian Grant played with a chip on his shoulder throughout the spring and summer, earning the respect of our coaching staff through his competitive attitude and play. Now, he’s taking that same mentality back to Perry High School this winter. Grant shot the ball well and caught the attention of evaluators at several events we competed in. His confidence and willingness to compete helped him make an impression throughout the summer. Look for Grant to carry that edge into the season as he continues to earn respect and make his mark for the Panthers.

Gaining Confidence 2028 G Kelvin “KJ” Hill continued to build confidence with every game this summer, carrying that growth into fall league with the Houston County Bears. Hill has a knack for tracking down offensive rebounds, keeping possessions alive, and creating second chance opportunities for his team. His willingness to crash the boards and compete for extra possessions allows him to make an impact beyond scoring. Look for KJ to bring that growing confidence and effort into the season for the Bears.

Seize the Opportunity 2028 G Kam Schmitz heads into the season ready to make the most of his opportunities for the Demons, just as he did this summer and he didn’t disappoint. The fiery guard provided a spark on both ends of the floor whenever he entered the game. From playing tough on ball defense and stepping in to take charges on dribble drives to knocking down timely shots in key moments, Schmitz found ways to make his presence felt. Look for him to bring that same energy, toughness, and willingness to make winning plays to the Demons this season.

New Scenery, Same Energy 2028 PG Kam Thomas takes his game to Mount de Sales Academy with the same mindset, be a true leader and play the game the right way. Playing up an age group at the 17U level this summer, Thomas showed tremendous growth. He battled bigger, stronger guards, played through contact, finished over size, and showed off a polished jumper. His growth also showed in his ability to run and execute the offense under heavy ball pressure. Through the challenges and mistakes, Thomas remained coachable and willing to learn qualities that will serve him well as he steps into this next chapter.

STEPPING INTO A LEADERSHIP ROLE With the departure of leading scorer and team leader Gavyn Williams, 2027 guard Tristan Warren looks to fill that void for the Demons this season. A returning starter, Warren showed flashes of that leadership a year ago. Now, he’ll be counted on to set the tone with his voice, lead by example, and bring consistency on both ends of the floor. Throughout the spring and summer, Warren displayed those same qualities, competing with toughness offensively and defensively and never backing down from a challenge. He’ll look to carry that mentality into the season as he takes on a bigger role for the Demons.

The enforcer on the defensive end! 2027 6’5” forward Tyler Harris will anchor the Demons’ defense this upcoming season. During the offseason, Harris has continued to polish his offensive game with one goal in mind, helping lead Warner Robins back to a region championship. After a strong showing during the NCAA Live Period, Harris picked up an offer from Huntingdon College over the summer. Now, he looks to carry that momentum into the season, bringing toughness, rim protection, and an expanding offensive game to the Demon Den. 📸: @OTRHoops

Karon Plummer(@KaronPlummer4) is cleared from injury and ready for the season! Time to get back on the court and get to work. The 6’5” combo guard gives the Hoco Bears defensive versatility on the wing and creates another offensive mismatch for opposing defenses.

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Heading into the high school season, here’s where three of our guys are ranked among Georgia’s Class of 2028 prospects in Sandy’s Spiel’s State Player Rankings, compiled by @KyleSandy355 ! Proud to see their hard work being recognized, now it’s time to prove it on the court!

🚨Available 🚨 ‘27 6’5” F Tyler Harris (@TylerHarrisCO27) High School: Warner Robins High GPA: 3.7 (Dual Enrolled) Offer(s): Huntingdon College 2027 forward Tyler Harris picked up his first collegiate offer last week during his visit to Huntingdon College! Tyler’s hard work, toughness, high motor and continued development have not gone unnoticed. He has earned this opportunity, and we couldn’t be prouder of him. Highlights⬇️:

Congratulations @TylerHarrisCO27

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