Doves Take Flight in the Desert: Diamond Doves OTE (NV) 2026-27 Player Profiles

Overtime Elite (OTE) launched in 2021 as something new: a pro-style league for high school-aged players, run out of its own arena in Atlanta. It paid players salaries at first and was among the first to encourage them to land name, image and likeness (NIL) deals. That model proved hard to sustain. OTE moved to scholarships in 2022 so players could keep their college eligibility, and it has steadily moved toward a more traditional league, much like the Elite Prep League (EPL) or the New England Basketball League (NEBL). This season it no longer runs its own teams; its eight teams are prep programs from across the country, most playing under OTE team names rather than their school names.

Through every change, OTE has fielded some of the strongest teams and players in the national prep and post grad field. Its earlier years produced NBA lottery picks Amen and Ausar Thompson, Alex Sarr and Rob Dillingham, and 25 OTE alumni played in the 2026 NCAA Tournament.

That evolution is why, for the first time, every OTE team is part of the National Prep Team Computer Rankings. OTE teams now play enough games against the rest of the rankings pool for the computer to measure how they stack up. Last year, as an experiment, the rankings staff ran OTE's teams through the rankings for about a month, and their average team ranking landed right with, if not slightly above, the EPL's and the NEBL's.

The Diamond Doves are a new OTE team this season, now they are comprised of the Coronado High School of Henderson, NV, the reigning NIAA Class 5A state champion. Longtime Coronado coach Jeff Kaufman leads the high school program, and Anthony Livingston coaches the OTE games. Four members of last season's state title team anchor the roster, joined by national-level talent from Texas, California, New Jersey, Maryland and Alaska.

The Doves made an immediate statement in their October 30 opener, beating Hellstar 89-85. Hellstar is Woodstock Academy's OTE team, led by coach Tom Espinosa, whose former Putnam Science Academy program won four of the last five National Prep Championships.

Below we profile team's 2026-27 roster.

 Ean Britt (2027) 6'6, 175 lb, guard - Originally from Weehawken, NJ, Britt played for Campbell Hall High (CA) last year. Britt is an elite, high-flying athlete. He is a true open-floor transition threat and a lethal lob option. He regularly finishes fast breaks with thunderous, explosive dunks. While his physical driving ability, Euro-steps, and body control allow him to attack the paint effortlessly, he has continually stretched the floor by developing a reliable three-point shot. Utilizing a long wingspan, great lateral quickness, and active hands, he excels at jumping passing lanes and erasing shots with chase-down blocks. Britt has rapidly ascended national recruiting boards, capturing high interest from programs like Cornell. Plays club ball with Oakland Soldiers-EYBL.

Munir Greig (2027) 6'5, 190 lb, guard - Originally from Philadelphia, PA, Greig became the MaxPreps and Nevada Gatorade Player of the Year at Coronado (Henderson, NV) last year. Greig is one of the top-ranked prospects nationally in the class of 2027, currently recognized as a consensus 4-star recruit and the number-one ranked player in the state of Nevada. A physically dominant wing, Greig uses explosive long strides and a massive frame advantage to relentlessly attack the rim. He is one of the premier transition athletes in his class, known for high-velocity highlight dunks. Because defenders struggle to contain his direct, aggressive drives in the half-court, he excels at drawing heavy contact and getting to the free-throw line at a high volume. While historically a driver, his shooting mechanics and outside efficiency have taken massive leaps, allowing him to step back and stretch the floor with deep triples. So far this season, he has immediately asserted himself as one of the OTE's top offensive weapons, currently sitting among the top scorers in the entire league, averaging 22.0 points per game. He holds multiple D1 offers, including Syracuse, UNLV, Oklahoma State, Virginia Tech, and Mississippi State. Plays club ball with All In Elite-UAA.

Cooper Stahl (2027) 6'7, 220 lb, forward - From Henderson/Las Vegas, NV, Stahl played at Coronado High (NV) last season and was a member of the state championship team. Stahl has a physical frame, and he plays a highly competitive, "scrappy" brand of basketball that anchors the interior defense. Unlike many strong interior bigs, Stahl also possesses a strong catch-and-shoot ability. He moves exceptionally well off the ball, spacing out along the perimeter to bury deep, open three-pointers. He uses his length and upper-body strength effectively on both ends of the floor, creating continuous second-chance points through offensive rebounds and hard put-backs. His recruitment remains in the early scouting phase with mid-to-low major regional programs keeping tabs. Plays club ball with Vegas Elite-EYBL.

Jaylan Virgil (2027) 6'2, 175 lb, guard - Originally from Sacramento, CA, Virgil played at Torrey Pines High (CA) last year. He is highly skilled, lightning-fast, with elite ball-handling and high-volume perimeter scoring production. Virgil boasts exceptional end-to-end speed and baseline-to-baseline acceleration. He serves as a dynamic primary ball-handler who can break down tight defenses and navigate heavy pressure effortlessly. He is exceptionally dangerous in catch-and-shoot scenarios, possessing deep range and a quick release. He once buried nine three-pointers in a single game. Beyond his offensive capabilities, scouts note his fierce on-ball defense. His relentless intensity, quick hands, and quick lateral movements make life incredibly difficult for opposing point guards. Has been offered by Hampton and Pepperdine. Plays club ball with Jalen Green Elite-3SSB.

Malachi Booker (2027) 6'6, 213 lb, small forward - From Houston, TX, Booker played his junior season at national powerhouse Montverde Academy (FL) last year before transferring into the Coronado program. He is a highly coveted elite dual-sport athlete with high-major D1-caliber talent in both basketball and football. Booker features a robust physical frame and high-volume production that has made him one of the most versatile mismatch threats in his class. He uses his upper-body strength to hold his ground inside, bully defenders on drives, and absorb heavy defensive contact effortlessly. He is a relentless, high-volume rebounder whose physical tools allowed him to lead the entire Nike EYBL E15 circuit in rebounding during a breakout Peach Jam run. Booker can carry an offense both inside the paint and on the perimeter. He has soft touch around the rim, an effective post-up game, and the mechanics to stretch out beyond the arc to knock down spot-up three-pointers. He has earned multiple invitations to the USA Basketball Junior National Team minicamps. He holds early basketball offers from Florida State and Iowa, alongside high-major D1 football offers from the University of Houston, Marshall, and Iowa, with academic interest from Penn. Plays club ball with LivOn / Fleur De Lis-EYBL.

DeVaughn Dorrough (2028) 6'7, 215 lb, small forward - Originally from Elk Grove, CA, Dorrough dominated his freshman high school season at Monterey Trail (CA) before transferring to Coronado. Dorrough is a consensus 4-star recruit and is widely regarded as the number-one ranked prospect in Nevada for the class of 2028. He has elite positional size paired with a college-ready frame, allowing him to absorb heavy contact, guard multiple positions, and impose his will around the rim. He blends a smooth catch-and-shoot perimeter game with an aggressive driving style. Utilizing an impressive wingspan and lateral mobility, he acts as a high-volume rebounder and defensive stopper who thrives on taking the toughest matchups. He has earned high-profile selections to USA Basketball Junior National Team minicamps in both San Antonio and Colorado Springs, putting him directly into the top tier of international developmental scouting. Has received multiple early D1 offers, including the University of Washington, Stanford, USC, California, UNLV, and San Diego State. Plays club ball with iTrain Elite-PRO16.

Kyle Amadi (2028) 6'4, 175 lb, shooting guard - From Mansfield, TX, Amadi made waves across the Texas high school landscape making stops at Mansfield Lake Ridge and Faith Family Academy before spending last season at Austin Prep Academy. He joined Coronado after winning the solo gold jersey spot at the 2026 OTE Dream Tryout. He is a consensus 4-star prospect and is widely regarded as one of the premier 2028 perimeter players in Nevada. Amadi is a premium bucket-getter who can create his own shot from anywhere on the floor. He combines explosive open-floor transition dunks with a reliable, quick-release perimeter shot that lets him heat up in a hurry. He utilizes his superior end-to-end speed and long wingspan to hound opposing guards. Scouts frequently praise his lateral quickness and defensive disruption. He has instantly established himself as a premier weapon in the OTE, averaging 26.0 points per game across his first two OTE contests. Sitting inside the top-135 national player rankings by 247Sports, his scholarship list is projected to expand into a national blue-chip recruitment battle as his sophomore campaign continues. Received his first major Power Four offer from the University of Washington. Plays club ball with Drive Nation-EYBL.

Dashaun Harris (2028) 5'10, 145 lb, guard - Originally at Democracy Prep (Las Vegas, NV), Harris is rated as a 4-star prospect and ranked inside the top 10 players in Nevada for his class. He is an incredibly twitchy guard with baseline-to-baseline jets that leave defenders stranded. He plays with an aggressive edge, pushing the pace and applying non-stop pressure every time he triggers a transition break. As a true distributor, Harris possesses an advanced feel for how opposing defenses collapse. He is lethal at drive-and-kick sequences, putting throw-ahead passes on a rope or dishing out accurate dimes to open perimeter shooters. Though an unselfish passer, he is also a proven high-volume scorer who can turn up the heat in chunks. On the defensive end, Harris uses his quick hands and explosive lateral quickness to jump passing lanes, create deflections, and force high-volume turnovers against opposing guards. Plays club ball with Vegas Elite-EYBL.

Graceson Snow (2028) 6'2, 178 lb, guard - From Henderson, NV, Snow played for Coronado High last season. He is a premier pure jump shooter who boasts deep, lethal three-point range and a quick, smooth release off the catch. Snow uses his length and high basketball IQ to manipulate defenses. He is an unselfish floor general who excels at making the extra pass and executing precise half-court reads. While dangerous from the outside, he possesses tight, shifty handles that allow him to navigate traffic, attack open driving lanes, and seamlessly draw contact to get to the free-throw line. On the defensive side of the ball, he relies on persistent on-ball pressure, active hands, and elite foot speed to cut off opposing driving lanes and disrupt baseline execution. Plays club ball with Sin City Select-3SSB.

Logan Svendsen (2028) 6'0, 175 lb, guard - Svendsen played last season for Coronado and was a member of the 2026 state championship squad. He operates primarily as a fundamental, knock-down off-ball shooter who cleanly stretches the floor to prevent interior defensive collapsing. Moving exceptionally well within structural half-court sets, he plays a highly disciplined brand of team basketball with minimal turnovers. On the defensive side, he brings heavy energy to full-court traps and perimeter rotations, utilizing quick reaction timing to check opposing ball handlers.

Diamond Doves OTE's 2026-27 game schedule and results can be found by clicking here