Jason McClain
Cottonwod, Arizona
School: Mingus Union High School
Position: Center
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #200
Player Evaluation
McClain, a 6’0 prospect from Arizona and part of the class of 2025, is a player that was able to play strong and be effective at times but was a little undersized for his position so it will be interesting to see how he continues to grow and develop. McClain’s strengths in his game was ahis footwork on both sides of the court, his presence defensively, and moving well without the ball to create opportunities. He was also strong with his team play and effort throughout the camp. Next in his development, McClain can continue to work on his range on his shot, his use of his off hand, and being more of a penetrator on the court. Coach Taylor said “Undersized big man. You do a good job in boxing out, just need to work on grabbing the rebound. Does a really good job using stuff learned in drills and using that in the game. Needs to work on ball handling and being able to handle the rock more as well as his shot.”
Tyler Jordan
Windham, New Hampshire
School: Windham Middle School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #201
Player Evaluation
Jordan, a 6’0 prospect from New Hampshire and part of the class of 2026, was an absolute joy to coach and was the ultimate teammate on the court and on the bench. His attitude for the game, his team-mentality, and his effort really shined. But there were other areas where Jordan excelled in, which included his defense on the ball, his ability to catch and knock down shots, get to his spots, and use his off hand. He was also strong overall defensively and with his ball-handling. Next in his development, Jordan can continue to work on his ability to finish around the basket stronger and through contact, as well as work on his release time and expanding his range. Coach Lofton said “Even though you were injured, you still gave it all you had and with a ton of energy. You were a great teammate on the floor and off. Continue to work on the improvements that we mentioned and best of luck in high school.”
Caden Deffebaugh
Little Elm, Texas
School: Trent Middle
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #202
Player Evaluation
Deffebaugh, a 6’2 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2026, had a really good showing and is a young prospect to really watch out for. Used his size well and understood how to be effective on the court. At his size, he was able to score well over defenders, step out and be effective but also put on the deck and get to the basket to finish strong. Good quickness and feel for the game at his size and was all over the boards also. Very versatile feel to his game. Next in his development, Deffebaugh can continue to work on his defensive impact and his use of his off hand more. Coach Brigham said “You adapted well to your environment, and you made others better around you. Continue to work on your off hand, I want to be able to not identify if you are right or left-handed. Lane defense is solid btu continue to work on your perimeter defense. You are a good player, so teammates will follow your leadership on the court.”
Isaiah Diaz
Chula Vista, California
School: Bonita Vista
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 6"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #203
Player Evaluation
Diaz, a 5’6 prospect from California and part of the class of 2025, was a guard that impressed his coaches with his mentality, his effort on the court and ability to make plays. He was stronger with his ability to put the ball on the floor and create, finishing well for his size but also creating with his shifty handles and his use of his off hand. Next in his development, Diaz can continue to improve in his transition defense, as well as his court sense and moving without the ball more. Coach Harmon said “Plays with a great effort on both ends. Improve on stopping the ball in transition more. Need to look to attack the basket and penetrate more. You are a team play and very coachable. Continue to improve on moving without the ball as well. You handle the ball well with both hands but continuing to work on fighting through screens. Loved that you were a willing passer on the court as well.”
Cole Murdock
Evington, Virgina
School: Timberlake Christian School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Devin Booker
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #204
Player Evaluation
Murdock, a 6’0 prospect from Virginia and part of the class of 2026, had a solid camp throughout and with more time and development, he could be a very good and effective player. His areas of strengths were his ability to get inside and finish around the basket, his shot and release as well as his touch, his passing ability for his position, and his help side defense. Murdock also used his size to carve out and box out on the boards, getting on the glass on both sides of the floor. Next in his development, Murdock can continue to improve his range and shooting in certain situations, as well as his footwork. Coach Brigham said “Focus on being more diverse going into high school. Finish around the basket with contact, I want you to create a mid-range shot and it will allow you to be more unguardable. Work on shooting off the dribble, your quickness, and your footwork as well. Create the hunger for defense, as if you can’t live without it. Great weekend overall though.”
Vashon Carter
Pflugerville, Texas
School:
Position: Point Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #205
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Jahill Brewster
Lubbock, Texas
School: Lorenzo High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving & Kevin Durant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #206
Player Evaluation
Brewster, a 6’0 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2024, is a pass-first guard that really had a strong handle to his game and was able to create for himself and for others. Very high basketball IQ, finishes off two feet, finishes over bigger defenders, and can play physical. Good presence on the defensive end as well. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his footwork, moving more without the ball, and his back to the basket moves. Coach Anderson said “Pass-first player, handles double teams well, and really has good vision and court awareness. Can continue working on his range, making wing and post entry passes with both hands, hesitation moves, and passing off the dribble. Great weekend of basketball.”
Gregory Jefferson
Amarillo, Texas
School: Amarillo High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 5"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #207
Player Evaluation
Jefferson, a 5’5 prospect form Texas and part of the class of 2025, had a really good overall camp and was quite useful in many situations on the court. He was able to be a consistent threat from the perimeter as well as show a fluid shot with his release. That is where he excelled the most, but also was strong on defense, bringing a nice presence and staying active throughout and using his quickness to his advantage. Next in his development, Jefferson can continue to work on his ability to penetrate and make plays, as well as rebounding and his back to the basket moves. Coach Taylor said “Good catch and shoot player. Can handle the ball when he want to. Great on-ball defense and pretty good off-ball defense as well. Needs to work on his handles and work on having confidence in bring the ball up the court. You have a good package with your handles, just have to use it in the game”
Davaughn Hueitt
Chula Vista, California
School: San Diego High School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 7"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kawhi Leonard
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #208
Player Evaluation
Hueitt, a 6’7 prospect from California and part of the class of 2025, certainly caught eyes with his 6’7 frame and size, using that to his advantage throughout the camp and bringing a strong presence inside the arc. That is where he was able to shine, finishing well around the basket, showing good touch, and was above average with his back to the basket. He also used that size on both ends, especially on the glass. Next in his development is continuing to work on his shot and stepping out more, but also working more on the defensive end as well. Coach Wilson said “Hueitt used his 6’7 frame to his advantage. He stayed vertical, made his presence felt inside well. The areas I would like to see him work on is not floating or resting at the three-point line, running the floor every time, and being more aware of the game and what he can bring.”
Travarein Samuels
Slaton, Texas
School:
Position: Shooting Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #209
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Daniel Macgregor
Clearwater, Florida
School:
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #210
Player Evaluation
Macgregor, a 6’0 prospect from Florida and part of the class of 2024, was exceptional throughout the camp and really captured the eyes of many scouts at the event. Macgregor was a play-making guard on the court throughout, showing how he can be score the ball, get downhill and finish, and be tough to defend with his handles and court sense. He was filling it up throughout the camp and showed why he was one of the top players there. Next in his development, continue work on finishing at the rim and moving with the ball more. Coach Wharton said “Hands down was the best player at the camp in my opinion. Continue to stay positive and lead. Continue to take and learn more about being a leader. Finish more consistently at the rim and don’t leave your feet to pass, getting caught in the air and turning the ball over. Great job though this week, the sky is the limit.”
Jaxon Toniolli
Amarillo, Texas
School: Randall High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #211
Player Evaluation
Toniolli, a 6’0 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2025, had a good overall camp and was really able to show how effective he could be on the floor. Coming in, one could see that he had a tremendous IQ and feel for the game, and really gave maximum effort on the court and was that team player. As far as his impact on the court, Toniolli was another terrific shooter with range, as he knocked down shots from behind the three on multiple occasions with ease and was strong in catch and shoot situations. But he also gave glimpses of his ability to penetrate the defense, have good handles to his game, and his ability to cause havoc with his on-ball defense. Next in his development, Toniolli can continue to improve with his use of his off hand, as well as his passing and overall defensive impact. Coach Wilson said “Toniolli was competitive throughout and had a high IQ for the game. He also showed good handles with the ball in his hands, getting low and driving. Areas that I would like to see him improve in is his communication with his teammates and his defensive awareness on the court.”
Anatta Chankhunthod
Saratoga, California
School:
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 10"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #212
Player Evaluation
Chankhuthood, a 5’10 prospect from California and part of the class of 2026, is an interesting power forward on the court and really plays with an unselfish attitude; had no issues in making the right decisions, finding his teammates, and being a team-first player. He also did a lot of the little things for his team which included his defensive presence, moving without the ball and creating opportunities, attacking the glass and doing the dirty work, and playing with maximum effort. Next in his development is to continue to make progress in his offensive game and making strides to being an effective scorer in ways. Coach Allen said “It was a joy coaching you. I enjoyed your selflessness on the court and your ability to rebound the basketball. Made so many tough and hustle plays for our team.”
Skyler Scull
St Pete, Florida
School:
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 11"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #213
Player Evaluation
Scull, a 5’11 prospect from Florida and part of the class of 2023, was a solid player throughout the camp and was able to excel in certain areas and situations on the floor. When it comes to his strengths, he did a great job in being able to penetrate and either get to the basket or find open teammates on the court, really using his quick feet and handles to his advantage. Scull used that same quickness in getting into his opponents defensively as well. Was able to make plays with the ball in his hands. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his shot creating and range. Coach Hankins said “Skylar is a solid player with great potential. Always looks to set up his man for success. He is so fun to watch with his teammates. Has a great finishing package and just can’t be held downhill. Work on your floaters and pull-ups.”
Bo Foreman
Lewiston, Idaho
School: Jennifer Jr High
Position: Shooting Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #214
Player Evaluation
Foreman, a 5’8 prospect from Idaho and part of the class of 2026, had a good natural feel for the game and think the best days are ahead of him as long as he puts in the work and continues to develop. His areas of strengths were his range and finding the open spot for his shot, his quick release and ability to get his shot off, and his ball-handling and passing ability. Next in his development, Foreman can continue to improve his shot-making inside the arc, his back to the basket moves, and rebounding at his position. Coach Brigham said “Continue to create a positive attitude and effort, front court attributions must get stronger. Work on your defense and footwork speed as well. Jumpshot needs to be more consistent off the dribble and it will open up things more for you. As a guard, you have to become more vocal and confident in your decision making, as well as being able to finish around the basket. Great weekend and you were a joy to coach.”
Joshua Baber
Goodyear, Arizona
School: Estrella Foothills High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Klay Thompson
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #215
Player Evaluation
Baber, a 6’2 prospect from Arizona and part of the class of 2025, really impressed with his motor and effort on the floor and overall, is a player that was consistent but still has room to grow and develop. He was solid in several aspects of his offensive capabilities but was strong in catch and shoot situations. He competed on the defensive end well and use his 6’2 frame to work hard on the boards. Just did a lot of the little things needed. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his back to the basket moves and his transition defense. Coach Harrison said “You have played solid defense all weekend long. I love that you go hard on both ends and go for the rebound. Keep playing with aggression. Would like to see you attack the basket a bit more and not be worried about shooting.”
Vincent Hemmerich
Flanders, New Jersey
School: Mt Olive High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 11"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Devin Booker
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #216
Player Evaluation
Hemmerich, a 5’11 prospect from New Jersey and part of the class of 2025, is a very coachable player that is willing to learn and develop, as we shall see what the future holds as he continues to develop. As far as where he was able to shine on the court, Hemmerich did a nice job in making quick decision and using his speed to his advantage, as well as making strong passes, moving constantly without the ball, and showing a smooth shot with his game. Next in his development, Hemmerich can continue to work on his shooting off the dribble more, his use of his off hand, and finishing stronger. Coach Taylor said “Very coachable player. Constantly asking extra questions and drill to improve his game and IQ. Needs to work on his ball handling and work on his confidence and shooting. Watch film, as this can help your game.”
Brandon Jojo Gilbert
Graham, North Carolina
School: Southern Alamance High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Donovan Mitchell
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #217
Player Evaluation
Gilbert, a 6’0 prospect from North Carolina and part of the class of 2025, is a young developing prospect that the more he continues to put in the work, he will only get better. Gilbert was able to show that he plays with great energy on both sides of the court and leaves it all out there and plays with a team mentality. Moved well without the ball, was able to make the right passes, good decision-maker, and plays hard on defense. Next in his development, Gilbert can continue to improve his shot and range, as well as his ball handling. Coach Harmon said “Plays hard on both ends of the court. A very coachable player. Continue to improve shooting mechanics. Can improve ball handling and use of his off hand. Moved well without the ball offensively. Needs to attack the basket more and improve in finishing in traffic.”
Sachin Keshaav
Frisco, Texas
School: Frisco Memorial High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #218
Player Evaluation
Keshaav, who is a 6’2 guard from Texas and is part of the class of 2025, had a strong camp all throughout, really excelling in certain areas and with his continuing development overall, he could be a name to really watch out for. As a player, he was terrific on the court as well as off the court, really showcasing a terrific attitude, a good IQ for the game, and was quite coachable. On the court, Keshaav really excelled with his ability to get to his spots and knock down shots, whether it was in catch and shoot situations or off the dribble. He also was strong with his ability to finish well around the basket, his passing ability in finding his teammates, and his impact on the boards as a guard. Next in his development is continuing to work on his quickness and footwork, as well as impact on the defensive end. Coach OJ Matthews said “Keshaav is one that could play in college someday if he wants. He was strong with his ability to knock down shots from an array of levels as well as making his impact felt in other areas of the floor. He will need to continue to work on his strength and frame.”
Patrick McKelson
Pacifica, California
School: Summit Shasta
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 11"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #219
Player Evaluation
McKelson, a 5’11 prospect from California and part of the class of 2025, was a natural leader on the court and when the ball was in his hands, was able to make play after play. He was consistent in getting into the paint and attacking the basket, creating well with his handles. He was also able to use those same handles to get to his spots for his jumper. McKelson had a good IQ for the game at his age, as well as reading and seeing the floor as a guard. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his defensive mentality and his shot-making from behind the arc. Coach Kidd said “You are a good player but continue to watch your emotions. Emotion is good at times when properly focused. You are a natural leader and people will follow but you need to lead by example, especially on the defensive end. Keep working on your off hand and continue to put in the work with your game.”
Adam Nakai
San Jose, California
School: Santa Teresa
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #221
Player Evaluation
Nakai, a 6’2 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, was solid throughout the entire camp but there were areas that he could continue to improve to make him a better overall player. He was good on the offensive end, showing his range and scoring from a variety of levels and in an array of ways. Could create off the dribble or play off the ball and knock down shots. He penetrated well and finished strong over defenders and around the basket. Also solid on the boards and moving without the ball. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his defensive presence in transition, off the ball, and on the ball, as well as his quickness and footwork.
Sebastian Flores
La Mesa, California
School: Lincoln High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 7"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephan Curry
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #222
Player Evaluation
Flores, a 5’7 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, is an intriguing guard that showed he can run the show and be the leader/initiator on the court but also make plays with his game offensively. Mixed it up quite well on the floor, showing good range and release, as well as being a penetrator and making plays to finish strong and over defenders with touch or for his teammates. Competed on both ends of the court and impressed with his speed on the court. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his passing ability, his footwork, his rebounding for his position, and in creating more on his shot.
Makai Aytch
Syracuse, Utah
School: Layton Christian Academy
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 8"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Sharife Cooper
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #223
Player Evaluation
Aytch, a 5’8 prospect from Utah and part of the class of 2023, had a nice showing at the camp and really showed that he can bring that point guard presence to the floor. He was strong in creating off the dribble, finding and seeing teammates, making the right reads, and making smart decisions. Good shot mechanics and release on his shot and loved his team mentality. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his back to the basket moves and defensive impact. Coach Betts said “true point guard, needs to improve on left hand especially when attacking in transition. Continue to improve being vocal on the court. Has all the intangibles to be a floor general.”
Jackson Farris
Hawthorne, California
School: Wiseburn Da Vinci
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Paul George
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #224
Player Evaluation
Farris, a 6’0 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, really played with tremendous poise on the court. Never seemed to speed up, made the right reads, and was able to make his presence felt in an array of ways. Strengths, he was strong with his perimeter shooting in catch and shoot situations but saw the floor well and finished strong when needed. He also excelled with his footwork, transition defense, and off ball defense. Next in his development, continue to work on back to the basket moves. Coach Boone said “Never was rattled in big moments. Has the ability to create and knock down from three. He was able to penetrate without turning the ball over and kept his team involved. One of his best attributes was his ability to be in the right spot at the right time for his shot.”
Zachariah Ordonez
Lubbock, Texas
School: Slaton High School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #225
Player Evaluation
Ordonez, a 6’2 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2023, was a joy to be around and was quite coachable on the court. There were certain areas where he was able to flourish in more than others which included his range on his shot and ability to knock down open jumpers, his quick release and finding ways to get his shot off, and his impact on the defensive end in all facets. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his ability to create off the dribble and his moves with the ball in his hands. Coach said “Zach was a joy to coach and is a great young man and a great teammate. He was able to showcase his shot-making ability and was a pest on the defensive end.”
Tyquavaen Green
Lubbock, Texas
School: Coronado High School
Position: Point Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #226
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Tayren Combs
Amarillo, Texas
School: Westover Junior High
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 1"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #227
Player Evaluation
Combs, who is a 6’1 prospect from the state of Texas and is part of the class of 2026, really opened some eyes with his game at the camp. There were several areas he excelled in for a player at his age, both on and off the court. Overall as a player, Combs was coachable, had a terrific attitude for the game, and was the ultimate team player all weekend long. When he was on the court showcasing his game, Combs was strong in being able to finish well, use his quickness to his advantage, and also was able to knock down shots, especially strong inside the arc. He also was able to showcase his footwork and speed on the defensive end as well. Next in his development, Combs will need to continue to work on his perimeter shot and also attacking the boards more. Coach Ravenscroft said “You are an exceptional athlete. Continue to use your quickness and bounce to develop your game. You move very well without the ball. Continue to find the open space to stretch the defense, which will allow you to create more scoring opportunities. Work on your mid-range and three-point shooting to become more of a threat on the perimeter. And continue to develop your overall strength to improve your inside game.”
Alex Straser
Menlo Park, Ca
School: Sacred Heart Preparatory, Atherton
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #229
Player Evaluation
Straser, a 6’2 prospect from California and part of the class of 2025, was able to find ways to shine with his game, especially with his ability to knock down shots but still has areas where he could add to his game. His range and three-point shooting really stood out, seeing that he has put the work in with his mechanics and release, and doing so from multiple levels. Where he can develop as a player is adding more and putting the ball on the deck more, as well as his handles, quickness, and moving without the ball. Coach Harmon said “Can look to be more aggressive offensively. Will knock down shots when open. Must improve on-ball defense. Continue to work on becoming stronger and quicker as a player, as well as establishing position when rebounding. Move without the ball and you are a willing passer but continue to work on court vision.”
Trent Vincent
Syracuse, Utah
School: Syracuse Jr High
Position: Shooting Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #230
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Steven Ning
Saratoga, California
School: Saratoga High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 9"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #231
Player Evaluation
Ning, a 5’9 prospect from California and part of the class of 2025, had a good showing at the Phenom America camp overall and was able to really flash as a player in certain situations and areas of his game. The areas that he excelled in was his shot-making and making plays off the dribble, his ability to create and put the ball on the deck, his handles and craftiness, and he use of his quickness, court awareness, and footwork on the court. Next in his development, Ning can continue to work on his back to the basket moves and his transition defense. Coach Vasquez said “Great job this weekend, from what I saw this weekend you have a very good handle and very good IQ for the next level as a point guard. You must be that vocal leader on both sides of the court. Look to score when your inside, especially when you feel the defense fall back on you.”
Lance Lawton
Trumansburg, New York
School: Charles O'Dickerson High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 11"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #232
Player Evaluation
Lawton, a 5’11 prospect from New York and part of the class of 2023, had a strong attitude for the game and was one that was solid throughout the weekend but could become even better as a player as he continues to put in more work. He was solid overall in several situations on the floor and made plays when needed, knocked down shots with confidence, and played hard on both ends of the court, but he could continue to add more to his overall game. Coach Watts said “Lawton, you have to continue to get stronger and become a student of the game. Continue to talk and be more vocal on both offense and defense, and be more aggressive on the court. Work on your pull-up game and play with confidence!”
Elijah Gillespie
Puyallup, Washington
School: Washington Connect Academy
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 8"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #233
Player Evaluation
Gillespie, a 5’8 prospect from Washington and part of the class of 2026, really excelled on the court and is going to be a player that you will want to start monitoring. The guard was dynamic on the court, he was able to attack off the bounce, defend the ball at a high level, and hit tough contested shots. His handles, his rebounding, his attitude and effort, and his range and release all stood out as well. Next in his development, Gillespie can continue to improve his footwork, his back to the basket moves, and moving more without the ball. Coach Spencer said “You are a potential D1 guard but still need to lock in off the ball defensively, continue to work on not over dribbling, and moving with out the ball. You’re a great player and just need to think about the game more and study it; but you have a ton of potential in your game.”
Moses Stephenson
Lubbock, Texas
School: Estacado High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 1"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #234
Player Evaluation
Stephenson, a 6’1 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2025, really was able to showcase his IQ and attitude for the game at the camp. He was really able to be a dependable penetrator to the basket and creator for the most part, showing his craftiness and shiftiness as a guard along with his quickness. When he got to his spots, he displayed a good feel in knocking down shots off the bounce or in catch and shoot situations. And at 6’1, he really did rebound well for his position. Next in his development, Stephenson can continue to work his range and back to the basket moves, as well as his transition defense. Coach Kidd said “You are super athletic and smart with the ball. You have moments when you can be a little reckless going to the basket at times but that attitude will serve you well just learn to see the floor better and attack the holes instead of always going into the crowd. Keep working on your off hand as well.”
JoJo Cipollino
Northport, New York
School: Northport High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 10"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Tyler Hero
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #235
Player Evaluation
Cipollino, a 5’10 prospect from New York and part of the class of 2024, had a good overall weekend but this could just be the start for him as he continues to put in the work and develop as a player. Areas of strengths was his ability to catch and shoot, good release time and mechanics, and his passing ability. That doesn’t mention his vision and awareness, his handles, his transition defense, and his use off his off hand, all of which were solid. Next in his development is to work on his penetration ability and finishing strong. Coach Roberson said “Let this be the beginning to your development. Continue to get stronger and work on your quickness. Continue to put in the hard work and in your training, improving in the areas noted and best of luck to you down the road.”
Raylen Rigney
Spanaway, Washington
School: Stahl Jr High
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 10"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #238
Player Evaluation
Rigney, a 5’10 prospect from Washington and part of the Class of 2026, really shined at the camp with his coaches. He has the talent to play at the next level as he continues to work on his feel for the game, as he was really able to show his shot-making and range with his game, his good release and shooting mechanics, and his ability to get downhill when needed. He possesses the skill and abilities to play without the ball but there is still area for improvement. Rigney has a great IQ for the game. Next in his development, he needs to continue to work on his defensive impact, his ability to score with his back to the basket, and using his off hand. Coach Mills said “Raylen was one of the best offensive players in the camp. He can score from anywhere on the court. He is a strong, rugged guard that can get downhill. He must get back in transition on defense. Learn to play 94 feet and trust his teammates.”
De'Andre Dunn
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
School: Kenilworth Science and Technology
Position: Point Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #239
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Elijah Thomas
Oshawa, Ontario Canada
School: Ursuline Collegiate College
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #240
Player Evaluation
Thomas, a 6’2 prospect from Canada and part of the Class of 2026, was one of the top performers for his team and really showed his toughness, playing through an injury. But when he was on the court, Thomas made his presence felt on the offensive end, scoring the ball in a variety of ways. He was strong, got downhill, and has the ability to score in a variety of ways and finish well. He was consistent throughout the camp in being a big offensive threat. Next in his development, Thomas will need to work on his defensive impact, both on and off the ball, and in transition. Coach Mills said “Elijah was one of the best offensive threats at the camp. He has clear Division I talent. He was strong in getting downhill and converting well. Next, he will need to learn how to play defense. He must work on his on and off the ball defense; play 94 feet on the court.”
Tyler Ward
Woodway, Texas
School: Bishop Louis Reicher catholic High
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #241
Player Evaluation
Ward, a 6’0 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2023, had a good overall showing at the camp and showed that he had a good understanding of the game and how to be effective on the court. The guard was able to bring a balanced attack of scoring and finding his teammates; simply being a playmaker. He excelled in areas of being a two-way player, showing his footwork and balance, and playing with a great motor. Next in his development, Ward can continue to improve on his IQ and back to the basket moves, and moving without the ball. Coach said “Tyler was a very nice player but has to control tempo of the game more and improve on his overall basket feel. Very respectful player, very coachable, and a great teammate.”
Jalen Mills
Hope Mills, North Carolina
School: Hope Mills Middle School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 7"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #242
Player Evaluation
Mills, a 5’7 prospect from North Carolina and part of the class of 2026, really understands the game at an early age and has a terrific basketball IQ. Can see that he has learned the game and really put in the work on the court. As far as where he excelled, Mills was very good in penetrating and making plays off the dribble, as well as finishing and displaying strong handles. His ability to use his off hand was impressive and when the ball wasn’t in his hands, he moved without the ball to create opportunities. Next in his development, Mills can continue to work on his shooting off the dribble and increase his range from three. Coach Allen said “Have confidence every time you step out on the court. You are a big guard; you have to use your ability to get to the rim instead of just settling for your jump shots.”
Gabe McFetters
Oshawa, Ontario Canada
School: Maxwell Heights
Position: Point Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #243
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Caleb Coote
Oshawa, Ontario Canada
School: Notre Dame Catholic H.S.
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 3"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #244
Player Evaluation
Coote, a 6’3 prospect from Canada and part of the class of 2026, was the biggest player on the team but really showed that he can a versatile player that plays with such enthusiasm for the game. Whether it was him putting it on the deck, making plays in the post, attacking the boards, finding his teammates, or helping on defense, Coote made his presence felt in a variety of ways. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his shooting off the dribble and his footwork/ court sense. Coach Brigham said “Your enthusiasm for the game allows you to hear corrections. Vision and court awareness, you must start seeing the open man on downhill drive, off hand usage continue to work on as well. Continue to study film and improve your game, as you have a bright future ahead of you.”
Malik Hill
Oakland, California
School: Cristo Rey De La Salle
Position: Small Forward
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #245
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Daveon Barker
Christiana, Tenneesse
School: Christina Middle School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 11"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #246
Player Evaluation
Barker, a 5’11 prospect from Tennessee and part of the class of 2026, was able to showcase his strengths on the floor but also learned where he can continue to improve as a player in certain situations. When it comes to his strengths as a player, he was able to do more work off the dribble and out in transition. He also really could be a pest defensively and creating trouble for his opponents and did the little things on the floor. Quick guard on the court. Next in his development, continue to work on your range and shot-making ability, as well as your footwork and moving without the ball. Coach Curley said “Need to work on you handles and lateral movement. Do several drills to help you in that area. Work on your footwork as this will help you not lose the ball in the lane. Shoot every day to improve your shot.”
Yudai Ishikawa
Tokyo, Japan
School: Teikyo High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 8"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Trae Young
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #247
Player Evaluation
Ishikawa, a 5’8 prospect from Japan and part of the class of 2023, was terrific in his role of being that point guard and leader on the court. Really had a good feeling and understanding of the game and what he could provide. His consistent ability to get downhill and set up his teammates was impressive, really playing with an unselfish feel to his game. Crafty guard that moved his feel well, was quick, had a quick first step, and had great court vision on the court. He did knock down shots at times but was at his best putting it on the deck. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his release and moving better without the ball. Coach Velez said “By far one of the best point guards. He was a major contributor. Helped lift his teammates each and every game. Very good on-ball defender. Needs to work on getting his shot off quicker. Great vision and consistent each game. Needs to continue to improve his shooting and controlling the tempo of the game.”
Kavon Ray
Irvine, California
School: St Anthony
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 3"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #248
Player Evaluation
Ray, a 6’3 prospect from California and part of the class of 2023, had a great attitude and IQ for the game but if he continues to improve in the little areas of his game, he could become an even better player. He was really good as a combo type guard, but was at his best when attacking and getting downhill, attacking the defense and finishing. He has tremendous footwork and quickness at his size which helped him on the defensive end, as well as showing that competitive nature to be one of those players to attack the boards. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his shot and range, as well as continue to get stronger to help him in other areas. Coach Velez said “Weight room is a must for the next level. Continue with his combo move instead of a direct attack into open space for his shot and finish at the basket. Understood well, no middle penetration. His read and react can always improve. Showcased flashes of a camp All-Star.”
Beka Deressa
Kent, Washington
School: Chinook Middle School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 8"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #249
Player Evaluation
Deressa, a 5’8 prospect from Washington and part of the class of 2026, had a good overall camp and was really able to show his ability to be a leader on the court and control the game. His strengths on the court were his ability to create and penetrate, really get his teammates involved, and makes plays off the dribble as well as score off the dribble. Next in his development, Deressa can continue to improve his back to the basket moves, his release time and shot mechanics, as well as his quickness. Coach Crenshaw said “Beka is an extremely talented player. He is a leader on the court and controls the offense. He is a good 3-point shooter as well. He can continue to move the ball more and not over dribble. High ceiling with his game as long as he continues to work.”
Zander Phillips
Bristol, Tennessee
School: Tennessee High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 3"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #251
Player Evaluation
Phillips, a 6’3 prospect from Tennessee and part of the class of 2025, was a strong prospect throughout and was able to flourish with his shot-making ability and using his size well to his advantage. Phillips showed consistently his ability to knock down shots from multiple levels, get to his spots well and score off the ball, and smooth/confident shooting mechanics and release. He has great court awareness and sense of where to be to find his shot. Next in his development, Phillips can continue to improve his ball handling, his quickness as a player, and adding more back to the basket moves. Coach Vasquez said “Great job this weekend. You really have a nice shot and can handle the ball. From what I saw, you shoot much better off the catch and shoot and I would say to train on shooting off the dribble more. Keep a high arc shot, as some of your shots were coming long because you were shooting flat.”
Kyelin King
San Diego, California
School: Lincoln High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 3"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Russell Westbrook
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #252
Player Evaluation
King, a 6’3 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, had a good showing throughout the camp. King was able to excel in several situations including being a vocal leader, his ability to move without the ball, being a good defender, his team mentality, how to be efficient on both ends, his pace in his game, and finishing through contact. Next in his development, King can continue to work on his catch and shoot, his back to the basket moves, and passing abilities. Coach Anderson said “continue to work on your dribble hand off situations, creating better angles, your two-feet finishes, and on your overall shooting. But you were strong in several areas and had a great weekend overall.”
Dontrez Williams
Sikeston, Missouri
School: Sikeston High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 4"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #253
Player Evaluation
Williams, a 6’4 prospect from Missouri and part of the class of 2025, has an interesting game and has a lot of tools that will allow him to go far if he continues to develop. As far as his strengths go, he really excelled in using his body and penetrating, finishing through contact and really showing the ability to operate inside the arc. He was quick for his size and rebounded well for his size. Next in his development, he has to continue to work on his passing skills, expanding his shot, and moving without the ball. Coach Harrison said “You have all the tools to do great in the game. You are blessed with a lot of athletic ability. Now you need to learn how to make your teammates great. You don’t need to be flashy, just be smooth with all you do and keep up the great work.”
Nathaniel Howell
Toronto, Ontario Canada
School: Upper Canada College
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #254
Player Evaluation
Howell, a 6’0 prospect from Canada and part of the Class of 2026, had a great attitude and really left it out al lot on the floor; he played with maximum effort at all times throughout the camp. Even though he battled through pain, Howell never gave in. He was strong without the ball, he worked hard on defense, and he was able to get his teammates all involved. Next in his development is to continue expand and work on his shot-making ability, as well as using more of his off hand. Coach Mills said “He works very hard without the ball. He was able to correct mistakes on the court and works hard to keep his team involved. He was willing to make those hustle plays on both sides, as he did all the small things on the court whether it was passing, rebounding or getting those 50/50 ball. He will need to work on his ability to finish with his off hand and become a stronger threat in penetrating the defense.”
Dante Censori-Hercules
Botton, Ontario Canada
School: Inspire Academy
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 5"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #255
Player Evaluation
Hercules, a 6’5 prospect from Canada and part of the class of 2025, is a very intriguing prospect and one to keep an eye on down the road. At his size and the position he plays, he really created havoc for his opponents throughout the entire weekend at the camp. He was strong in several areas, whether it was his scoring ability all throughout, his ability to score with his back to the basket, his ability to get inside the paint and finish strong/through contact, or his two-way presence, Hercules really shined all throughout. Next in his development will be continuing to work on his catch and shoot opportunities but also his transition defense and moving more without the ball. Coach Wilson said “Hercules has great attention for the game and the details. He is a long and athletic prospect with a good skillset at 6’5. The areas of I would like to see him improve in are his off-the ball defense and his transition defense.”
Adrian Lau
Toronto, Ontario Canada,
School: Inspire Academy
Position: Small Forward
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Jayson Tatum
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #256
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Babatunde Durodola
Toronto, Ontario Canada
School: Inspire Academy
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 7"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #257
Player Evaluation
Durodola, a 6’7 prospect from Canada and part of the class of 2025, was impressive throughout the camp and is one that could have a bright future ahead of him as he continues to work. There were several areas in which he was incredibly strong in and effective, but with his 6’7 frame, he was a dominant force down low. Finishing all around the basket, through contact, attacking the offensive and defensive boards, making his presence felt on help defense, and running the floor, Durodola was impressive. Next in his development is to continue to work on his on-ball defense as well as looking to get quicker with his game. Coach Kidd said “You got D1 written all over you. Stay in the gym, work on your off hand, improve your conditioning, and shoot a lot of jump shots as well. Watch college basketball to improve your basketball IQ as well.”
Dylan Scott
Anderson, Indiana
School: Daleville High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Jayson Tatum
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #258
Player Evaluation
Scott, a 6’2 prospect from Indiana and part of the class of 2023, was extremely competitive throughout and really showed that motor and nature in his game on both sides of the court. As far as his strengths, he was strong with his shooting from multiple areas, strong mechanics, and good use of his off hand. Also did an excellent job penetrating the gaps and creating, as well as moving without the ball. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his handles, his passing, and quickness as a player. Coach Boone said “He plays with a ton of heart and will not back down. Has that go get it mentality and very coachable. He understands how to get to his spots and knock down shots. Also is a tough slasher and underrated athlete. Very consistent throughout the entire camp. Continue to work on your handles.”
Brick Nkugwa
Kampala, United Kingdom
School: Busche Academy
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 2"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #259
Player Evaluation
Nkugwa, a 6’2 prospect from Kampala and part of the class of 2024, was strong and had an excellent skillset to his game; certainly a player to jot down and watch more this upcoming season. As far as his strengths, he was strong offensively all over the court, showing his versatile scoring ability and scoring with a ton of confidence. He also was off the charts with his on-ball defense, penetrated well, finished strong, and had strong handles. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his movement without the ball, his vision, and passing skills. Coach Betts said “Has an excellent mid-range jumper, especially off the dribble. Showed there was more to his game than just scoring. Has to improve moving without the ball and becoming more efficient off the dribble, getting teammates involved.”
Amethyst Price
Santee, California
School: Grossmont High School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 7"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #260
Player Evaluation
Price, a 5’7 prospect from California and part of the Class of 2026, really impressed with her ability to compete and make her presence felt all over the court. She had a great attitude, competed on every play, and was a team player throughout the camp. She was strong in her ability to create her own shots and score within the arch, while also having very good vision and court sense. Next in her development will be to continue to work her shot and use of off hand, moving without the ball, and penetrating the defense and finishing more. Coach Mills said “Price always seems to shine through her smooth, steady, low-maintenance game. She is a smart, well-rounded guard with the ability to thrive within a role or expand her game as a leader. She can knock down shots and is the ultimate team player. She did everything she was asked and didn’t complain.”
Lucas Prestifilippo
Ramsey, New Jersey
School: Don Bosco Prep
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6' 4"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Luka Doncic
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #262
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Maxwell Hudnall
Arleta, California
School: Providence High School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 5"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2023
Uniform Number: #263
Player Evaluation
Hudnall, a 6’5 prospect from California and part of the class of 2023, is a good-sized prospect that should be able to be a key part for a team in high school and was able to show more about his game but also can learn where to improve. He was able to excel with his back to the basket, as well as show more of his passing game and his impact on the defensive end with his on-ball defense and in transition. He has good court awareness and rebounded well with his frame. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his ability to create and penetrate, moving without the ball, his footwork, and more use of his off hand. Coach Shelly said “Need to continue to work on you ball handling and your post moves. Footwork will be key for you. Love to see you bring that energy to the court more as well.”
Marquis Dejon Jiles
Winnetka, California
School: NAHS
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6' 3"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #264
Player Evaluation
Jiles, a 6’3 prospect from the state of California and part of the class of 2025, had a very strong camp throughout and really impressed the coaches with what he was able to provide and his style of play. He was the absolute hustle guy and put in the work on the court. Jiles made his impact on both sides of the floor, whether it was attacking on defense and getting into his opponents, creating havoc but also making plays on the offensive end. Offensively, he was strong in showing his range inside the arc as well as his back to the basket moves and his ability to use his off hand. Next in his development, Jiles can continue to improve in shooting off the dribble and his shooting mechanics, which will help his overall offensive game. Coach King said “I like everything about your game, your hustle and defensive presence but continue to work on your offensive game and have more tricks in your bag. Also, continue to improve your jump shot as it will make you a more complete player.”
Daven Thao
Sacramento, California
School: Sheldon High School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 10"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Luka Doncic
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #265
Player Evaluation
Thao, a 5’10 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, has a key piece for his team and did what was needed for his team to find success. Though he may not have jumped out as far as one factor in his game, Thao was impactful with his game and was consistent throughout the camp. He was able to score inside the arc well, has a good release on his shot, and was either able to score in catch and shoot situations or off the dribble. Next in his development is to continue to get stronger overall in his game and working on his vision/court sense as well. Coach Watts said “Continue to work on communicating on the court, as it will help you in several situations on both ends of the floor. Also continue to work on understanding how to be a point guard and running the show; talk to your teammates and continue to work on your defensive presence. When he is relaxed and letting the game come to him, he really shined on the floor.”
Jace Balangue
Porterville, California
School: Porterville High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #266
Player Evaluation
Balangue, a 6’2 prospect from California and is part of the class of 2024, was able to show flashes of his game and where he can continue to improve as a player to get where he wants to be down the road. Was stronger in catch and shoot situations, as well as making the right reads, finding his teammates well, and being effective on as a defender in the half court and in transition. Also showed tremendous court awareness and vision on the court, finding his spots and seeing the floor well. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his back to the basket moves, rebounding, and quickness. Coach Epps said “Great job this weekend. Work on a few post moves to use vs. smaller guards. Keep your elbow in on your shot. Keep working on your footwork and quickness as a player to become a better on-ball defender. Great job passing the ball at the right time to your teammates.”
David Ndungu-Chege
Wichita, Kansas
School: Wichita Collegiate School
Position: Center
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2025
Uniform Number: #267
Player Evaluation
Chege, a 6’6 prospect from Kansas and part of the class of 2025, is a big man that is skilled and really puts in the effort in running the floor and getting to his spots. He did a great job doing so, running in transition, finishing at the rim and getting back on defense, but also continuing to move in the paint and not settling and being strong on the boards. Next in his development, Chege can continue to add more to his offensive arsenal and setting out more, his ball handling, and his vision/court sense. Coach Taylor said “Big man that can run the floor on both sides. Really good transition defense, blocks shots well and also rebounds. Very strong under the rim and can also push the ball in transition. Continue to work on your post moves and contesting shots without fouling at times. Work on your basketball IQ and your jumper.”
Matteo Sanchez
San Jose, California
School: Oak Grove High School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Derrick Rose
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #268
Player Evaluation
Sanchez, a 6’0 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, is a forward that made his presence more in other areas outside his offense but was able to make strides and flashes overall. He penetrated well, saw the floor, was strong off the ball defensively, and rebounded well for his position. He had good moments in knocking down shots as well but overall, he had a great attitude throughout. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his shot-making abilities. He played with a great effort and was able to make plays in a variety of ways throughout the camp well.
Andres Goyes
Los Gatos, California
School: Los Gatos High school
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 11"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #269
Player Evaluation
Goyes, a 5’11 prospect from California and part of the class of 2024, was a player that excelled on the floor and played with a team mentality. Goyes had a great attitude, was coachable, and was able to display a nice ability to catch and shoot with a good release. He also was strong defensively, strong handles, passed the ball well, and rebounded well at his position. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his vision and court awareness, as well finishing stronger around the basket. Coach Betts said “A team-first player, was vocal all weekend long. Needs to improve finishing around the rim and his handles. Also improve decision-making in transition.”
Cordae Wade
San Diego, California
School: Widefield High School
Position: Power Forward
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2024
Uniform Number: #270
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022
Connor Lee
Shallowater, Texas
School: Shallowater High School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 4"
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Dennis Rodman
Class: 2026
Uniform Number: #297
Player Evaluation
Lee, a 6’4 prospect from Texas and part of the Class of 2026, is a young player that already sports good size and has a chance to develop into a nice player as he continues to put in the work with his game. Connor suffered a tough injury on Day 1 and really showed his spirit in being a team player, as he was able to stay at the camp and support his teammates. Though limited in our viewing, Lee was able to knock down shots from several areas of the floor, as well as use his 6’4 size to be effective on the boards. Next in his development, Lee needs to continue to just put in the hours on the court, improving his overall feel for the game and continue to progress his game. Coach Mills said “Connor needs to play as much basketball all summer as he can. He has a quality balance between skill and athleticism. He is a long and wiry prospect, he listens and accepts coaching. He needs to continue to add strength and also needs to work on his footwork, his back to eh basket moves, and his use of his off hand. He is a solid team player and plays defense.”
Ehikhueme Ehikhametalor
Ontario, Canada
School: J. Addison
Position: Power Forward
Height:
Weight:
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 299
Uniform Number: #299
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2022