The Nike EYBL Peach Jam takes place on Wednesday, July 16 – Sunday, July 20.
The 2025 Nike EYBL Peach Jam tips off on Wednesday, July 16, with games running through Sunday, July 20. The tournament will feature multiple top high school prospects as they battle in North Augusta, S.C.
Before they were NBA stars, players such as De’Aaron Fox, Andrew Wiggins, Aaron Gordon and Jalen Green were notable participants in this summer classic. More recently, Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, had himself quite a summer to remember at Peach Jam two years ago.
Teams will play in selected pool play first, followed by a single-elimination playoff tournament. The championship game will take place on Sunday, July 20 at 1:30 ET. You can catch all the action exclusively on the NBA App, NBA TV and NBA YouTube starting Wednesday at 12:30 ET. For a full list of game schedules and box scores from the entire event, visit the Nike EYBL Schedule page.
Full NBA TV Schedule
Wednesday, July 16
- 12:30 ET | City Rocks vs. Team Why Not
- 2 ET | NY Rens vs. Florida Rebels
- 3:30 ET | Expressions vs. Oakland Soldiers
- 5 ET | Brad Beal Elite vs. Team Final
Thursday, July 17
- 12:30 ET | Utah Prospects vs. Nightrydas
- 2 ET | CP3 vs. Vegas Elite
- 3:30 ET | AZ Unity vs. Florida Rebels
- 5 ET | Brad Beal Elite vs. Oakland Soldiers
Friday, July 18
- 11 a.m. ET | Vegas Elite vs. Team Melo
- 12:30 ET | Mokan vs. Brad Beal Elite
- 2 ET | Oakland Soldiers vs. Team Thad
- 3:30 ET | Utah Prospects vs. Team Takeover
Saturday, July 19
- 9 a.m. ET | 17U Quarterfinals
- 10:30 a.m. ET | 17U Quarterfinals
- 12 ET | 17U Quarterfinals
- 1:30 ET | 17U Quarterfinals
Sunday, July 20
- 9 a.m. ET | 16U Finals
- 10:30 a.m. ET | EYBL Peach Jam 17U Finals
- 12 ET | 15U Finals
- 1:30 ET | PIT Championship
Players to Watch
Jaxon Richardson and the Florida Rebels look to make waves at 2025 Peach Jam.
Tyran Stokes
Tyran Stokes (No. 1, Class of 2026) looks to lead Oakland Soldiers’ revenge tour this summer as he continues to show his growth in the AAU circuit.
In last year’s Peach Jam, Nightrydas Elite (Fla.) defeated Oakland Soldiers (Calif.) 71-62, marking a three-peat for the Florida-based team. Stokes teamed up with A.J. Dybantsa, (No. 1, Class of 2025) and now looks to lead the Soldiers with Jason Crowe Jr. (No. 3, Class of 2026).
Stokes has led the 2026 recruiting class for the majority of the year; the 6-foot-7 forward averaged a double-double in last year’s Peach Jam Classic with 21.8 points and 10.0 rebounds. Stokes also has international experience under his belt as he was part of Team USA’s U19 squad.
Jaxon Richardson
The Richardson family is having a busy summer: Jase Richardson was drafted by the Orlando Magic, and now younger brother Jaxon Richardson (No. 10, Class of 2026) aims to lead the Florida Rebels in this year’s Peach Jam.
Jaxon, the son of NBA veteran Jason Richardson, has yet to commit; he boasts notable offers from Alabama, Miami and USC.
Athleticism seems to run in the family. Measuring 6-foot-5 with a quick first step, Jaxon is able to blow by defenders for highlight dunks while remaining a defensive menace.
Tajh Ariza
Tajh Ariza (No. 20, Class of 2026), the son of NBA veteran Trevor Ariza, will be one of the main players to watch for on Team WhyNot. Ariza is a 6-foot-9 forward and a USC commit.
Ariza stands tall, able to use his towering frame to get defensive stops and open up transition opportunities. Ariza is joined by talented wings Christian Collins (No. 2, Class of 2026) and Maximo Adams (No. 44, Class of 2026) as Team WhyNot looks to make a run.
