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City Reapers OTE

City Reapers OTE

Atlanta, GA
9 players

Program Scout Report

Overview

The City Reapers OTE is an independent prep basketball program based in Atlanta, Georgia, led by head coach Miguel Bocachica. The program currently tracks nine players and features a group of nationally ranked prospects from the 2027 and 2028 classes.

Coaching Staff

Miguel Bocachica serves as head coach of the City Reapers OTE. His playing and coaching background, philosophy, and achievements are not detailed in the current research and are not stated here.

Player Development

The program's current top prospects are Blaze Johnson (Class of 2028, ranked #15), Gabe Nesmith (2027, #19), Howard Williams (2027, #53), Tyler Sutton (2028, #54), and Jeremy Jenkins (2027, #75). NBA alumni and college placement records are not included in the available research.

Culture & Academics

Information on the school's academic standing, facilities, and day-to-day environment is not included in the available research.

Recruiting Outlook

The current prospect group is anchored by Blaze Johnson, the highest-ranked of the tracked players at #15, with additional talent spread across the 2027 and 2028 classes. Historical rankings and multi-year trajectory data are not provided in the current research.

Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team

Coaching Staff

Miguel Bocachica

Miguel Bocachica

Head Coach

Achievements & Facilities

Recent Moves

Last 60 days
  • OFFER
    Blaze Johnson

    2028 G from Dynamic Prep (TX) received offer

    Sep 15
  • COMMITMENT
    Howard Williams

    Howard Williams, ranked No. 53 in the class of 2027, committed to Arizona State. He described himself as 'a dog! A true competitor, a hard-worker, a great teammate and a winner!!!'

    Sep 8
  • ANNOUNCEMENT
    Howard Williams

    Scouting report on Howard Williams and his fit at Arizona State, highlighting the importance of efficiency for his development.

    Sep 8
  • COMMITMENT
    Howard Williams

    2027 F from Dynamic Prep (TX) committed to Arizona State.

    Sep 8