James Romel Castillo
San Jose, California
School: Christopher Elementary School
Position: Center
Height: 5' 3"
Weight: 135
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 300
Player Evaluation
James, a 5’3 prospect from Texas, had a solid overall showing but will need to continue to work on his game to improve down the road. His bright spots on the floor with his game was getting to his spots and knocking down mid-range shots. He also had good early mechanics and a good release, just don’t rush it. He will need to continue to add more pieces to his game to be a dynamic player and continue to work on your handles and defense. Coach Kenny said “Become a leader. Must do your job and do what coach wants in order to lead. Always play hard and together. Be more assertive on the court. Enjoyed coaching you this week.”
Julian Simental
Sacramento, Califonia
School: Natomas Westlake Charter
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 3"
Weight: 102
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 301
Player Evaluation
Julian, a 5’3 prospect from Australia and part of the class of 2031, is a player that showed flashes of what he could be down the road but still has to continue to work on his overall feel and improve in areas. As far as his strengths though, he was able to finish strong around the basket and effectively, while also getting on the glass on both ends. He moved well without the ball, never stayed in one spot, and had a good feel with his back to the basket. Coach Harris said “Julian is a high energy player. He has a decent jumper and can finish at the rim. Sometimes, he gets a little selfish and needs to make the right reads. He needs to continue to work on his transition defense and on the ball defense. He has a great athletic ability and is still growing; great attitude as well.”
Camden Bulger
Charleston, West Virginia
School: Horace Mann Middle
Position: Small Forward
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Favorite Athlete: Luka Doncic
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 302
Player Evaluation
Camden Bulger, a prospect from Charleston, West Virginia and part of the class of 2029, is a big guard with talent, so it will be interesting to see how he continues to develop his overall skill set down the road. As far as his strengths, Bulger excelled in showing strong range in his game and excelling in catch and shoot situations, playing well off the ball. But he was also able to finish when the opportunities were there, using his big frame to his advantage and rebounding well for his position to create extra opportunities. Good solid framework with his game. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his ability to move without the ball, his back to the basket moves, footwork, quickness and his handles. Coach said “You are a talented player who is still getting to know the game and how to play along the perimeter. Improving shot from deep. Continue to work on your ball handling and improve your shooting from outside even more. Not afraid to be effective in the post.”
Jace Zowader
Renton, Washington
School: Maple View Middle School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 138
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 303
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Andrew Hernandez
Anderson, Indiana
School: Pendleton Heights Middle School
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 182
Favorite Athlete: Joel Embiid
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 304
Player Evaluation
Andrew, who is a 6’0 Forward from Indiana and part of the class of 2029, captured the eyes of his coach as he only improved from one game to the next and showed some good flashes with his game. When talking about his strengths, Hernandez really displayed a strong range on his shot-making ability as well as shooting mechanics. He also was a good teammate, sharing the ball well and being coachable as well. Word brings a strong feel to the court, using that to his advantage in penetrating and finishing, while also providing a good presence on the ball defensively. Next in his development, he will need to continue to improve on his conditioning, as well as making strides with his quickness and footwork. Coach Petrie said “Andrew improved each game but must continue to work hard on and off the court. He is stronger than he plays, and he could improve even more as he continues to focus on his game. He did show true potential in being a good high school player.”
Junah Roberts
Wolfforth, Texas
School: Shooting Guard
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Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 195
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 305
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Jacob Fayad
Calgary, AB Canada
School: Riverside
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 134
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 306
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Gurman Dhillon
Calgary, Canada
School: Khalsa School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 10
Weight: 153
Favorite Athlete: Lebron James
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 307
Player Evaluation
Gurman Dhillon, a 5’ 10” prospect from Calgary, Canada and part of the class of 2028 had a strong showing throughout the camp and excelled in several areas. His character and attitude were solid. Whether it was the ability to catch and shoot, find the spots on the court, create, and penetrate, finish strong, showcase quickness on the floor, and just be a playmaker, Dhillon was strong throughout camp. Next in Dhillon’s development, continue to work on moving with the ball more, footwork and back to the basket moves. Coach Stone said “Dhillon, it has been fun coaching you. You have a ton of upside. Work on being the floor general you can set up your team to be successful also moving without the ball. No reason to be forcing passes or shots, work on dribble drive and finding the open teammate.”
A.J. Spevak
Reno, Nevada
School: St. Albert the Great
Position: Point Guard
Height: 6' 1"
Weight: 141
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 308
Player Evaluation
A.J. Spevak, a prospect from Reno, Nevada and part of the class of 2028, had a good showing throughout the camp and really was able to showcase how effective he can knock down the open shot. As far as his strengths, does all the little things well, great feel and touch, great attitude, can shoot at a high clip when set, solid shooter, boxes out well and having a nice feel offensively for the game. Next in his development, needs to work on confidence, always plays with max effort, and also be more patient with the flow of the game. Coach said “Great young man, very respectful and a great teammate. He can improve on being a defensive player on and off the ball.”
Kevin Franz
Overland Park, Kansas
School: Aubry Bend Middle
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 159
Favorite Athlete: Luka Doncic
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 309
Player Evaluation
Kevin Franz, a 5’6 prospect from Overland Park, Kansas was a solid overall player that really excelled in being that glue-type guy and not needing the spotlight to be effective. There are things he can continue to work on as a young player and finding ways to be more aggressive, but he was incredibly tough on the court. He showed flashes of his strengths in using his offhand more and being able to penetrate, as well as a great attitude for the game. Next in his development, continue to work on your overall impact and the little things in your game on both sides of the ball. Coach said “Work on your shooting and having a quicker release. On defense, continue to improve your lateral quickness. You were tough and physical throughout the camp. When you drive to the rim, make sure to make quicker decisions and learn how to read what the defense is giving you.” Kevin is a player you will see play at the next level if he continues to work on and off the court.
Selrahc Ambrose Jr.
Killeen, Texas
School: Charles Patterson Middle
Position: Power Forward
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Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 310
Player Evaluation
Selrahc Ambrose Jr., a prospect from Killeen, Texas and part of the class of 2028, was very attentive and coachable on the court. At his age, he was willing to defend and showcase his potential as he continues to grow and develop, and he wasn’t afraid of the bright lights, hitting some big shots late for his team. Ambrose did a nice job in scoring at the arc and over defenders, putting the ball on the deck and creating, and showing that he can be creative with the ball in his hands. Next in his development, continue to work on his ball handling, passing abilities and his transition defensive awareness. Coach said “Very attentive and tried hard and listened well. Work on your shooting off the dribble and off hand. Also work on your defense off the ball and recognizing defensive assignments.”
Tristin Murry Jr
Sacramento, California
School: Fortune Middle School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 7"
Weight: 125
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 311
Player Evaluation
Tristin, a 5’7 prospect from California was an immediate presence on the defensive and showed that he took pride in being a pest on that side of the ball. Whether it was on or off the ball, or in transition, Tristin was at his best when he was creating havoc on the defense. But he also was able to bring a positive impact offensively, scoring well inside the arc at times, penetrating and making plays with the ball in his hands, and having strong handles. A quick guard on the floor that moved well with or without the ball; shifty guard. Next in his development, Tristin will need to work on his range from three and scoring from multiple levels. Coach Adams said “Tristin on defense, I have no complaints; keep doing that and you can make almost any team with that but you have to continue to get better on offense as far as shooting and driving the ball. Get to the rim with purpose and you may get fouled, may not, but opponents will have to respect your game.”
Lincoln Lemieux
Denver, Colorado
School: McAuliffe International
Position: Shooting Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 312
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Darius Davis
Sacramento, California
School: Hazel Mahone Middle
Position: Small Forward
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Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 313
Player Evaluation
Davis, a prospect from north Carolina and part of the class of 2027, was a strong Forward that could help either run the show or find his offense on the court. Though he can continue to work and develop his offensive skills, Davis made his mark in showing his quickness on the court, his footwork, and his impact on the defensive end. He had a nice shot to his game and didn’t settle, attacking the defense as well but also not forcing much and finding his teammates. Next in his development, Davis can continue to improve his shot and adding more to his offensive game, as well as finishing stronger. Coach Saguid said “Very coachable. I asked you to guard some tough players and you did great. Continue to work on the improvements we talked about, and you should be able to facilitate and play in high school. Best of luck to you.”
Gabriel Castillo
Watsonville, California
School: Aptos Jr High School
Position: Shooting Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 314
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Baron Mullens
Jackson, Ohio
School: Jackson
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 5"
Weight: 104
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 315
Player Evaluation
Baron Mullens, a 5’2” prospect from Jackson, Ohio, has a solid base to his game and was able to shine in situations on the court. When talking about his strengths, they were his ability to be effective with his open court play, rebounding your position, his team play, his range of shot and impact in the paint, and moving with the ball as well as his defensive presence. Next in his development, Mullens can continue to improve his ball handling, defense on/off the ball and passing skills, as well as his range on his shot. Coach said “Downs worked hard and love to include his teammates. He worked hard on both sides of the ball. He loved being on the court. Continue to work on multi-directional play. Alternating hands with dribbling drills will make you stronger.”
Kaleem Sacramento
San Jose, California
School: Summerdale Elementary
Position: Power Forward
Height: 5' 2"
Weight: 137
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: # 316
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Maurice Thompson Jr
Zion, Illinois
School: Beach Park Middle
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 156
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 317
Player Evaluation
Maurice Thompson Jr, a 6’0” prospect from Zion, Illinois class of 2028 I believe you have the potential to perform at a much higher level. He is a player that will only continue to add more to his game and develop and will do so size and skill set. Maurice though is a good defensive guard that was able to make his impact more on the defensive side of the ball, being aggressive in transition and a pest on the ball. He always played with good effort while he was on the court. Next in his development, Maurice can continue to work on his overall offensive skillset, adding more and developing his shot, and being more aggressive on the offensive end. Coach said “More time in the gym and continuing to watch basketball will only help your game. Keep working and your time will come.” I believe watching a lot of film your game will take a huge turn as an elite player but it’s all up to you.
Nash Mcmonigle
Littleton, Colorado
School: Powell
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 146
Favorite Athlete: Kawhi Leonard
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 318
Player Evaluation
Nash Mcmonigle, a 6’0 prospect from Littleton, Colorado and part of the class of 2028, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Moved well without the ball in his hands. Next in his development, Mcmonigle, can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a guard with a nice catch and shoot package. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and also be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be assertive as a shooting guard and get your teammates involved as well.” Mcmonigle was enjoyable to coach all weekend and was a great teammate.
Gamachis Gudeta
Calgary, Alberta
School: N/A
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 138
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 319
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Braylon Jones
Conwsy Springs, Kansas
School: Conway Springs Middle School
Position: Center
Height: 6' 3"
Weight: 161
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 320
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Ali Morris
Aurora, Colorado
School: Denver Academy
Position: Shooting Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 321
Player Evaluation
Ali Morris, a prospect from Aurora, Colorado and part of the class of 2028, is a young prospect that excelled in areas and will be interesting to watch as he continues to develop as a player. His areas of strengths were his attitude towards the game and his team, his quickness as a guard, his ability to make plays off the dribble and attack, and his ability to knock down shots in catch and shoot situations. Coach said “Great athlete to work with. Has the potential to be very good. Great teammate, encouraging and supportive, but needs to work on his ball handling and making good decisions on the court. Great defenders and will only get better once footwork is worked on.” Would work on your back to the basket moves to separate yourself from other guards. Morris was enjoyable to coach all weekend and was a great teammate.
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Player Evaluation
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Trace Dold
Wichita, Kansas
School: Haysville Middle
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 7"
Weight: 113
Favorite Athlete: Cam Thomas
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 323
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Zakarre Williams
Waynesboro, Virginia
School: Stuarts Draft Middle
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 163
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2033
Uniform Number: # 324
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Grant Hanson
Chico, California
School: Marsh Jr High
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 122
Favorite Athlete: De'Aaron Fox
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 325
Player Evaluation
Grant Hanson a 5’10” prospect form Chico, California and part of the class of 2028, really shows he enjoys the game and understanding of the game for his age. His areas of strengths were his effort, attitude, and ability to score from a variety of levels; He was also terrific in the open floor, creating, dicing through defenses, creating off the dribble, and making the right reads and finding his teammates. Solid court vision and awareness. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his transition defense, catch and shot moving more without the ball, and the use of his off hand. Coach said “Learn to control pace but also to create in more and different angles. Talking more to help get your players in position. Taking the role of leadership on your shoulders. Transition defense and learning matchups will help you go further. Also, learn to use the mid-range.
Jarell Scott
Round Rock, Texas
School: Rockview Middle School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 218
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 326
Player Evaluation
Scott, a 5’9 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2029, is a young player that has upside to his game and it will be interesting to see where his future takes him. He excelled with his catch and shoot opportunities, as well as using his off- hand well. Scott has good handles that was allow him to create and penetrate, while he also competed in others areas on the court. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his back to the basket moves and his passing abilities. Coach Petrie said “He has tremendous upside and is very coachable. He has a great attitude and his teammates respect him. One thing he needs to work on is his shot selection. He passed up some good shots at times to penetrate. He has a bright future with his game.”
Musunguindji Mwenentanda
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
School: Brandon Valley
Position: Small Forward
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Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 327
Player Evaluation
Musunguindji Mwenentanda, a prospect from Sioux Falls, South Dakota and part of the class of 2028, is a player that was able to play strong and be effective at times, penetration ability is advanced for his position, so it will be interesting to see how he continues to grow and develop. Justin is special when moving without the ball to create opportunities. He was also strong with his team play and effort throughout the camp. Next in his development, Musunguindji 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. 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.”
Chayce Te Nana
Flinders, Australia
School: Warilla High School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 1"
Weight: 119
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 328
Player Evaluation
Chayce, a 6’1 prospect from Australia and part of the class of 2028, had a good showing and should be able to build off this camp in finding out where his strengths are in his game. As far as those go, he excelled in areas in which he was able to show his range and play off the ball in catch and shoot situations, as well as making tremendous on-point passes to set up his teammates. Competed and was always moving, really showing his motor. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his handles and defensive impact. Coach Saguid said “great job this weekend. Continue to work on your ball handling. Great shooting from three with range. Keep working on footwork to get better defensively. Also develop basic post moves to use against smaller guards. Learn how to rebound long shots as a guard. Great attitude all weekend long.”
Seth Everick Guingab
Elkgrove, California
School: Zehnder Ranch Elementary
Position: Power Forward
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 160
Favorite Athlete: Evan Mobley
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 329
Player Evaluation
Seth Everick Guingab, a 5’4” prospect from Elkgrove, California and part of the class of 2029, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. Seth works hard and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Peyton can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a guard with quickness, solid defense on and off the ball. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be aggressive as a power forward and score with your all around abilities.”
Javion Lin
Elk Grove, California
School: Zehnder Ranch Elementary
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 139
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 330
Player Evaluation
Lin, a 5’8 prospect that is part of the class of 2029, is a guard that made plays off the dribble well but also had a strong showing with his range from the perimeter. That was when he was at his best, as the young guard was able to mix it up nicely and be a strong presence on both sides of the court, offensively and defensively. Next in his development, Ware can continue to work on his back to the basket moves and moving without the ball more. Coach Kenny said “Javion is an excellent young player. He gives a lot of energy and effort on the court. Continue on your form shooting and working on your hesitation/ burst of speed. Work on the pull-up jumper as well.”
Philip Peachey
Harrisonburg, Virginia
School: Home School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 4"
Weight: 182
Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 331
Player Evaluation
Philip Peachey, a prospect from Harrisonburg, Virginia, and part of the class of 2028, was very acceptance of criticism and coachable on the court. At his age, he was willing to defend and showcase his potential as he continues to grow and develop, hitting some big shots late for his team. Peachey did a nice job in scoring at the arc and over defenders, putting the ball on the deck and creating, and showing that he can be creative with the ball in his hands. Next in his development, continue to work on his off-ball handling, passing abilities and his transition defensive awareness. Coach said “Very attentive and tried hard and listened well. Work on your shooting off the dribble and off hand. Would focus more on moving without the ball on the offensive side. Also work on your defense off the ball and recognizing defensive assignments.”
Jedidiah Balmediano
Sacramento, California
School: Bradshaw Christian
Position: Power Forward
Height: 5' 5"
Weight: 172
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 332
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
La'Vontae Brooks
Killeen, Texas
School: Laurel Springs
Position: Center
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Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 333
Player Evaluation
La’Vontae Brooks, a prospect class of 2028 from Killeen, Texas has a feel for the game and that immediately stood out to his coaches. He is a young player that will only continue to add more to his game and develop and will do so because of his attitude and work ethic. La’Vontae though is a solid Center that was able to make his impact more on the defensive side of the ball, being aggressive in transition and a pest on the ball. He always played with good effort while he was on the court. Next in his development, La'Vontae can continue to work on his overall offensive skillset, adding more and developing his shot, and being more aggressive on the offensive end. Coach said “More time in the gym and continuing to watch basketball will only help your game. Keep working and your time will come.” La’Vontae was a pleasure to coach all weekend.
Carson Stack
Visalia, California
School: Oak Grove
Position: Center
Height: 5' 7"
Weight: 127
Favorite Athlete: Lamelo ball
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: # 334
Player Evaluation
Stack, a 5’7 prospect from California, had a good overall camp and is a young talent that was able to flash in certain situations but also has room for growth in his game. As far as his strengths, he was really able to excel in his shooting off the dribble and showing a confident release, from multiple levels on the floor. He was able to mix it up though with his ability to penetrate, one of his strongest aspects in his game early on, doing so with some crafty handles and speed. Coach said “Learn to become a leader. TO lead your team you must do the majority of things correctly and what coaches ask. Play hard and together. Be coachable and a good teammate. Work on never taking plays off. Really enjoyed watching you on the court this weekend.”
Chenhao Fan
Sacramento, California
School: Edward Harris Middle
Position: Power Forward
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 198
Favorite Athlete: Tim Duncan
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 335
Player Evaluation
Chenhao Fan, a 5’11 prospect from Sacramento, California and part of the class of 2028, is a player that was able to play strong and be effective at times, penetration ability is advanced for his position, so it will be interesting to see how he continues to grow and develop. Fan’s strengths in his game were his quickness and footwork, his presence defensively, shooting mechanics and moves back to the basket. Next in his development, Fan can continue to work on his range on his shot, his use of his off hand, moving without the ball and being more of a penetrator on the court. You do a good job in finishing around the basket, 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 attitude, continued effort, and team play.”
Blake Patterson
Circleville, Ohio
School: Circleville Tigers
Position: Small Forward
Height: 6' 1"
Weight: 197
Favorite Athlete: Tracy Mcgrady
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 336
Player Evaluation
Blake Patterson, a 6’1 prospect form Circleville, Ohio, and part of the class of 2028, really shows he enjoys the game and understanding of the game for his age. His areas of strengths were his attitude, basketball IQ, continuous effort always, quickness and ability to score from a variety of levels; He was also terrific in his 3pt range, catch and shot, back to the basket moves, dicing through defenses, creating off the dribble, and making the right reads and finding his teammates. Solid court vision and awareness. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his transition defense, moving more without the ball, rebounding his position and the use of his off hand. Coach said “Learn to control pace but also to create in more and different angles. Completed hard for most of the time. Talking more to help get your players in position. Taking the role of leadership on your shoulders. Transition defense and learning matchups will help you go further.
Makai Thomas
Gooding, Idaho
School: Ione Junior High
Position: Center
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Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 337
Player Evaluation
Makai Thomas, a prospect from Gooding, Idaho and part of the class of 2029, was a strong and physical force all throughout the camp and ultimately showed he was the top Center in camp. Thomas was a physical presence down in the paint and on both sides; whether it was him ripping through the competition, finishing strong at the rim, or showing his touch, he was strong in that area and ran the floor extremely well for his size. Thomas was also a terrific presence in blocking shots and snatching up all rebounds. Next in his development, continue to get quicker and work on his defensive impact on and off the ball, as well as get more consistent with his mid-range. Coach said “When his energy was constant, he demonstrated being an elite prospect. His effort made the team better and one of the most competitive teams. With continued hard work and his skills, who knows how good he can be. He should be skilled enough to defend all positions. He will learn to attack the gaps for easy baskets.”
Alex Aguirre
Pendleton, Indiana
School: Pendleton Heights Middle School
Position: Power Forward
Height: 6' 2"
Weight: 166
Favorite Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 338
Player Evaluation
Alex Aquirre, a prospect from Pendleton, Indiana and part of the class of 2029 had a strong showing throughout the camp and excelled in several areas. His character and attitude were solid. Whether it was the ability to catch and shoot, find the spots on the court, create, and penetrate, finish strong, showcase quickness on the floor, and just be a playmaker, Alex was strong throughout camp. Next in Alex’s development, continue to work on moving with the ball more, footwork and back to the basket moves. Coach said “Alex, it has been fun coaching you. You have a ton of upside. Work on being the floor general you can set up your team to be successful also moving without the ball. No reason to be forcing passes or shots, work on dribble drive and finding the open teammate.” You are a really tough kid and play like you enjoy the game.
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Waylon Day
Centennial, Colorado
School: Falcon Creek Middle School
Position: Center
Height: 6' 2"
Weight: 222
Favorite Athlete: Nikola Jokic
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 344
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Tater Ciechanowski
Santa Clarita, California
School: Heritage Christian
Position: Center
Height: 6' 1'
Weight: 187
Favorite Athlete: Derrick Rose
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 345
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Isaiah King Saguid
Pearl City, Hawaii
School: Hawaii Baptist Academy
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 5"
Weight: 60
Favorite Athlete: Kihei Clark
Class: 2032
Uniform Number: # 346
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Crew Stephens
Lacey, Washington
School: Pleasant Glade Elementary
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 77
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2032
Uniform Number: # 347
Player Evaluation
Crew Stephens, a 4’9” prospect from Lacey, Washington and part of the class of 2032, is a young player that has upside to his game, and it will be interesting to see where his future takes him. He excelled with his catch and shoot opportunities, as well as using his off hand well. Stephens has good handles that was allow him to create and penetrate, while he also competed in other areas on the court. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his back to the basket moves and his passing abilities. Coach said “He has tremendous upside and is very coachable. He has a great attitude, and his teammates respect him. One thing he needs to work on is his shot selection. He passed up some good shots at times to penetrate. It’s going to take time, but it will pay off. He has a bright future with his game.”
Caleb Mendoza
Garden Ridge, Texas
School: Cornerstone Christian
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 4"
Weight: 64
Favorite Athlete: Jose Alvarado
Class: 2032
Uniform Number: # 348
Player Evaluation
Caleb Mendoza, a 4’4” prospect from Garden Ridge, Texas and part of the class of 2032, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. Caleb Mendoza is still really young and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Caleb can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a guard with solid defense on and off the ball. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be assertive as a point guard and get your teammates involved as well.”
Dylan Flanigan
North Redington Beach, Florida
School: Northside Christian
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 0"
Weight: 88
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 349
Player Evaluation
Dylan Flanigan, a 5’0” prospect from Florida and part of the class of 2029, is a young player that was really able to learn and understand more about his game and where he can continue to improve his game. He was able to show flashes of where he could strive, including using his offhand well to make plays, showcasing his speed, competing on the boards, and bringing a team mentality to the court with a great attitude. Next in his development, continue to improve your range, ability to create, and your defensive impact. Coach said “Keep learning about the game and how it is played especially each position. Lots of ball handling to increase you being comfortable with the ball and lots of shooting mechanics drills to help with shooting accuracy. Learn to do everything from triple threat position.”
Maxwell Preasha
Bellevue, Nebraska
School: Anderson Grove
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 1"
Weight: 86
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 350
Player Evaluation
Maxwell, a 5’1 prospect from Nebraska and part of the class of 2031, is an intriguing combo guard that was a terrific player that had a great attitude and motor. He had a nose for the ball. He was able to create out of triple threat options, played bigger than listed, and he never stopped moving. Very vocal on the court, mentally tough, and was a great rebounder as well. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his lateral dribble and ability create different close-outs, your change of pace, and passing with either hand on the court.
Camden Comer
Vail, Arizona
School: Ocotillo Ridge Elementary
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 11"
Weight: 82
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 351
Player Evaluation
Camden Comer, a 4’11” prospect from Vail, Arizona and part of the class of 2031, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. Camden Comer is still really young and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Camden Comer can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a guard with solid defense on and off the ball. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be assertive as a point guard and get your teammates involved as well.”
Nehemiah Majors
Lemon Grove, Calfornia
School: Urban Discovery Academy
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 6"
Weight: 98
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 352
Player Evaluation
Nehemiah Majors, a 4’6” prospect from Lemon Grove, California and part of the class of 2031, had a good showing and should be able to build off this camp in finding out where his strengths are in his game. As far as those go, he excelled in areas in which he was able to show his range and play off the ball in catch and shoot situations, as well as making tremendous penetration ability to the basketball. Competed and was always moving, really showing his motor. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his shooting mechanics, handles and defensive impact. Coach said “great job this weekend. Continue to work on your ball handling. Needs to work on shooting from three with range. Keep working on footwork to get better defensively. Also develop off the dribble moves to create space due to your size. Learn how to rebound long shots as a guard. Keep it up and focus on getting better each day. Keep developing your skills and you will be successful in time.
Shabadjot Singh
Calgary, Canada
School: Khalsa School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 100
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 353
Player Evaluation
Singh, a 5’6 prospect from Canada and part of the class of 2028, had a good overall weekend at the camp and played extremely hard. He had a great attitude and mentality throughout and was able to make plays with his shot-making ability as well as in a variety of other ways. Singh was strong in showing his range on his shot, as well as his mechanics. And even though listed at 5’6, he played scrappy and battled to make those impact players coaches love. Next in his development, Singh can continue to work on his ball-handling and his ability to make plays with either hand, as well as being stronger and getting downhill more. Coach Saguid said “When I think of the word tenacity, you immediately come to mind. I ask that you continue to work hard toward your goal. You are just at the beginning of stage of your career and will be a vital tool for your team down the road. Keep grinding and remember to focus on the goal at hand.”
Kobe Wilson
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
School: Noel Levasseur Elementary
Position: Point Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2032
Uniform Number: # 354
Player Evaluation
Kobe Wilson, a prospect from Wisconsin and part of the class of 2032 had a strong showing throughout the camp and excelled in several areas. His character and attitude were outstanding. Whether it was the ability to catch and shoot, find the spots on the court, create, and penetrate, finish strong, showcase quickness on the floor, and just be a playmaker, Green was strong throughout camp. Next in Kobe’s development, continue to work on moving with the ball more, footwork and back to the basket moves. Coach said “Kobe, it has been fun coaching you. You have a ton of upside. Work on being the floor general you can set up your team to be successful also moving without the ball. No reason to be forcing passes or shots, work on dribble drive and finding the open teammate.”
Jordan Hoeft II
Cudahy, Wisconsin
School: Cudahy Rickers
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 82
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 355
Player Evaluation
Jordan, a 4’9 prospect from Texas and part of the class of 2031, was strong in leading the charge and bringing that point guard mentality to the court. Jordan excelled when the ball was in his hands, making plays off the bounce, reading the floor well, showing his awareness, and his ability to make plays. He was strong when he was able to get downhill, finishing well around the basket but also was able to make his impact felt in other areas of the court. Next in his development, he can continue to improve his shot consistency, his ball-handling more, and using his off hand more to create. Coach said “The will of a human will create opportunities that no one can destroy or take from you. Your ability to handle the rock says that with time and maturity, that swagger is going to come. Keep working and know that it was a joy to coach you.”
Anthony Molina
Cudahy, Wisconsin
School: J.E Jones
Position: Shooting Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: # 356
Player Evaluation
Anthony, a prospect from Wisconsin and part of the class of 2030, was a big presence on the court and it will be interesting to see how he continues to develop and grow as an overall player. With his size though, he was strong in being versatile and making plays off the dribble, creating for himself, and finishing through defenders. Also active on the boards and has a nice shot for a player at his size at his young age. Next in his development, he can continue work on his shot off the dribble, as well as just add more to your game. Coach Harris said “Slow your pace down on the catch and read the defense. Great driver but ability to drive, stop, and shoot will open more for you. Defense has the ability to be great. Sharpen the little tools in your game and good things will come.”
Mason Mastin
Atlanta, Georgia
School: Kipp South Fulton
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 1"
Weight: 91
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 357
Player Evaluation
Mason Mastin, a 5’1 prospect from Atlanta, Georgia, and part of the class of 2031, has potential to be a great player in the future. He is a very quick guard that and amazing ball handling skills, can score at will and is very dedicated early to the game. He has a solid overall feel to his game in all areas and makes his impact felt in a variety of ways. Coach said “Mason is an amazing player but must become more coachable, has potential to play the game at the next level. He can finish by penetrating on contact and finish well. He can continue to work on his overall game, and he will be a great player. He was an amazing “player” to coach. Bright future if he make the right choices!
Thomas Samman
Michigan City, Indiana
School: Norte Dame Catholic
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 5"
Weight: 62
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 358
Player Evaluation
Thomas Samman, a 4’5 prospect from Michigan City, Indiana and part of the class of 2031, is a point guard that was able to show flashes of his game at an early age. One can see that he was more effective with the ball in his hands, making decisions and finding his teammates for open shots, handling pressure, and creating, and ability to use his quickness and footwork to his advantage to attack. Next in his development, Thomas can continue to work on his shot off the dribble and his release, as well as his defensive presence on the court. Coach said “It was a pleasure to coach Thomas. Continue to work on the little things with your game, including your communicating, shot, passing, and decision making, as well as continue work on getting stronger as a player.” Great teammate, easy to coach and is very coachable.
Elijaah Robinson
Dixon, Illinois
School: Raegan Middle school
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 1"
Weight: 96
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 359
Player Evaluation
Robinson, a 5’1 prospect from Illinois and part of the class of 2029, really excelled as a guard on the court. The 5’1 guard did a strong job in being a playmaker on the court, especially with the ball in his hands but he was also able to make his presence felt in other areas of the floor. Robinson did a great job in getting paint touches and finishing well around the basket, but also making the right reads and finding his teammates. He had a nice blend of his game in being a team-player but also scoring when the opportunity was there. He was also strong on the boards for his position. Next in his development, Robinson can continue to work on his on and off the ball defense as well as shooting off the dribble. Coach Terry said “Robsinson, it has been a great coaching you the last few days. Keep on working, this information is to help you grow. Continue to work on moving without the ball, cutting to the basket can help you score. Don’t be scared to be aggressive on the court and keep growing on your skillset.”
Caleb Ashby
Rustburg, Virginia
School: Yellow Branch Elementary
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 5"
Weight: 83
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 360
Player Evaluation
Caleb, a 4’5 prospect from Virginia and part of the class of 2031, led the way and was strong in several areas, especially with the ball in his hands. His areas of strength were his ability to handle the basketball, make plays off the dribble, get inside and create, his quickness as a guard, and his impact on the defensive end. Coach Kenny said “It was awesome getting to coach you. I thought you showed great ability to handle the rock, defend on ball, and shoot form the perimeter. There are areas you can continue to work on including being stronger at finishing around the basket, continue to get stronger on the defensive end, and as a point guard, continue to work on being vocal. If you continue to work on these, you will be a much better player when college comes around.”
Tyrik Holt
Cudahy, Wisconsin
School: J.E Jones
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 4' 3"
Weight: 68
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 361
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Aizen Joseph Manuel Shelton
Waianae, Hawaii
School: Ka Papahanao' Mailikukahi
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 4' 10"
Weight: 72
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2032
Uniform Number: # 362
Player Evaluation
Aizen, a 4’10 prospect from Hawaii and part of the class of 2032, is a young prospect that excelled in areas and will be interesting to watch as he continues to develop as a player. His areas of strengths were his attitude towards the game and his team, his quickness as a guard, his ability to make plays off the dribble and attack, and his ability to knock down shots in catch and shoot situations. Coach said “Great athlete to work with. Has the potential to be good. Great teammate, encouraging and supportive, but needs to work on his ball handling and making good decisions on the court. Great defenders and will only get better once footwork is worked on.”
Gabriel Perez
Plano, Texas
School: Fowler Middle School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 2"
Weight: 92
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 363
Player Evaluation
Gabriel Perez, a 5’2” prospect form Plano, Texas and part of the class of 2028, really shows he enjoys the game and understanding of the game for his age. His areas of strengths were his effort, attitude, and ability to score from a variety of levels; He was also terrific in the open floor, creating, dicing through defenses, creating off the dribble, and making the right reads and finding his teammates. Solid court vision and awareness. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his transition defense, catch and shot moving more without the ball, and the use of his off hand. Coach said “Learn to control pace but also to create in more and different angles. Talking more to help get your players in position. Taking the role of leadership on your shoulders. Transition defense and learning matchups will help you go further. Also, learn to use the mid-range.
Novaj Jacobs
Mariemont, Ohio
School: Mariemont Jr
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 152
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: #364
Player Evaluation
Novaj, a 5’9 prospect from Ohio and part of the class of 2028, was a strong young talent that has potential in his game as he continues to work on his skillset and grow as a player. He was strong in several areas of the floor but was at his best when he was showing his ability to get to the basket to finish, show off his craftiness in his handles, his ability to be a willing passer, and work hard in transition defense. Next in his development, Novaj can continue to work on his back to the basket moves and his shot-making from three. Coach Saguid said “You are a skilled guard that gets his teammates involved and to their spots. There were times where you passed up shots and I thought you should take them. Great hands on defense but also need to work on moving your feet. Make sure you are more vocal as a leader on the court and work on adding a floater to your game.”
Braylon Solis
Hollywood, Florida
School: Guidepost Montessori Center
Position: Center
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 117
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 365
Player Evaluation
Braylon Solis, a 5’ 6” prospect from Hollywood, Florida and part of the class of 2029 had a strong showing throughout the camp and excelled in several areas. His character and attitude were solid. Whether it was the ability to catch and shoot, find the spots on the court, create, and penetrate, finish strong, showcase quickness on the floor, and just be a playmaker, Braylon was strong throughout camp. Next in Braylon’s development, continue to work on moving with the ball more, footwork and back to the basket moves. Coach said “Braylon, it has been fun coaching you. You have a ton of upside. Work on being the floor general you can set up your team to be successful also moving without the ball. No reason to be forcing passes or shots, work on dribble drive and finding the open teammate.” You are a team leader and play love you the game.
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Uniform Number: # 366
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Levi Selke
Michigan City, Indiana
School: Notre Dame Catholic
Position: Small Forward
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 88
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 367
Player Evaluation
Levi Selke, a 4’9” prospect from Indiana and part of the class of 2031, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. Levi Selke is still really young and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Levi Selke can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a guard with solid defense on and off the ball. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be assertive as a point guard and get your teammates involved as well.”
Daeshaun George
Killeen, Texas
School: Patterson Middle School
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 7"
Weight: 129
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 368
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Jayden Medeiros
Honolulu, Hawaii
School: Nuuanu Elementary
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 76
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 369
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Klayton Thomas
Kermit, Texas
School: Monahans ISD
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 82
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Uniform Number: # 370
Player Evaluation
Klayton Thomas, a 4’9” prospect from Kermit, Texas and part of the class of 2032, had a good showing throughout the camp and really was able to showcase how effective he can be as a player. Klayton plays with great instincts, was a strong on ball defender and with his transition defense was elite level. As far as his strengths, they were his shooting range, his passing feel and touch, his transition and on-ball defense, and footwork as a player, and having a nice feel offensively for the game. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his use of his off hand, ability to finish, defense on/off the ball and rebounding his position. Coach said “Great young man, great effort and a good teammate. He can improve on his shoot selection and don’t force the contested ones.” Don’t be afraid to lead and take charge of a team you have that skill set.
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Uniform Number: # 371
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Bing Lee
Zion, Illinois
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Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 76
Favorite Athlete:Stephen Curry
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 372
Player Evaluation
Bing Lee, a 4’9” prospect from Zion, Illinois and part of the class of 2031, was solid throughout the entire weekend in what he could provide for his team. He made it clear that he can be a difference-maker on the offensive end, especially with his ability to be a shot-maker. Time after time, he was able to make big shots from outside, showing his range, his confidence, and his ability to spread out the defense. Whether it was off the dribble or catch and shoot situations, Bing made the defense pay time after time. He also played with a great IQ and feel for the game, as well as his attitude for his teammates. Next in his development, Bing can continue to add more levels to his game, being able to penetrate and finish better as well. Coach said “Bing has good range to his shot. He really showed his quick release and uses screens well to find his shot. The areas that I would like to see him continue to improve in is quickness, footwork, penetration ability and running the floor on both ends, creating for others, and his defensive positioning off the ball.” Played very well and did everything I asked you to do.
Chase Walton
Trabuco Canyon, California
School: Seashore Academy
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 118
Favorite Athlete: Devin Booker
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 373
Player Evaluation
Chase Walton, a 5’4 prospect from Trabuco Canyon, California and part of the class of 2031, is a player that only got better as the camp went on and was able to show his strengths as a player and what he could be as he continues to improve. When talking about his strengths, they were his shooting mechanics on his shot as well as his ability to score inside the arc. But he was also coachable and used his basketball IQ to his advantage. Next in his development, Walton can continue work on his expanding his range, knocking down shots off catch and shoot and off the dribble, and continuing to work on his passing skills. Coach said “Chase, I really enjoyed coaching you this weekend. Some of the improvements that need to be made is communicating on the floor defensively, keeping your head up on offense, knowing when to pass, and stop trying to split the double team. Start penetrating to make plays and not just score.”
Garren Mackey
Ladera Ranch, California
School: Chaparral Elementary
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 72
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 374
Player Evaluation
Garren Mackey, a 4’9” prospect from California and part of the class of 2031, had a solid overall camp at the Phenom America camp. He was able to showcase his skills in certain areas but also had a great attitude and was eager to learn as well. His strengths on the court was his consistency to be a team player, his ability to put pressure on the defense, his awareness in finding his teammates and making the right reads, and moving without the ball to create opportunities. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his moving without the ball, rebounding and off-ball defense, as well as his back to the basket moves. Coach said “Try to be more vocal on the court at your position. Continue to work on your quickness, footwork as well. Shooting off the dribble and three-point consistency will continue to help you as well. Defense will get you playing time so build the hunger to make an impact there as well.”
Tarek Kendale
Aurora, Colorado
School: Crescent View Academy
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 8"
Weight: 67
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 375
Player Evaluation
Tarek, a 4’8 prospect from Colorado and part of the class of 2031, has a good understanding and base for the game that he can only build off the more he grows and develops. He was strong in showing his range on his shot as well as making plays on both sides of the ball. Coach Kenny said “He is a very hard worker. He is also very coachable and tries hard on all plays. Enjoyed watching him all weekend long. Continue to work on the fundamentals of the game including ball handling, shooting, court vision, and footwork. He has a heart of gold and gives it his all at all times. Continue to be a team player and take no days off in working and developing as a player.”
David Kariuki
Kileen, Texas
School: Liberty Hill Middle
Position: Small Forward
Height: 5' 9"
Weight: 125
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 376
Player Evaluation
David Lariuki, a 5’9” prospect from Killeen, Texas and part of the class of 2033, has a solid package to his game as a small forward and a good base and mindset for the game. David works hard and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Terrelle can continue to work on his passing skills, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a shooting guard with quickness, solid defense on and off the ball. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be assertive as a shooting guard and get your teammates involved as well.” David is a great young athlete, is extremely talented player and a very promising young basketball player.
Mason Dejesus
Springfield, Massachusetts
School: McMahon
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 5"
Weight: 70
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2033
Uniform Number: # 377
Player Evaluation
Mason Dejesus, a 4’5” prospect from Springfield, Massachusetts and part of the class of 2033, had a good showing and should be able to build off this camp in finding out where his strengths are in his game. As far as those go, he excelled in areas in which he was able to show his range and play off the ball in catch and shoot situations, as well as making tremendous on-point passes to set up his teammates. Competed and was always moving, really showing his motor. Next in his development, he can continue to work on his shooting, handles and defensive impact. Coach said “great job this weekend. Continue to work on your ball handling. Needs to work on shooting from three with range. Keep working on footwork to get better defensively. Also develop basic post moves to use against smaller guards. Learn how to rebound long shots as a guard. Keep it up and focus on getting better each day.
Deandre Maas
Sterling, Illinois
School: Challand Middle School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 1"
Weight: 102
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 378
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
London Davis
Elk Grove, California
School: Zehnder Ranch
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 11"
Weight: 77
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 379
Player Evaluation
London, a 4’11 prospect from California, is a young player that is still developing his offensive feel but made his presence felt in other areas of the court especially on the defensive side of the ball. Whether it was his on-ball, off-ball, or transition defense, London was strong, showing good quickness to stay in front and footwork. Was able to make plays when he penetrated and created but also knocked down shots off the ball. Coach Terry said “Work to become a leader. Leaders need to do what is expected from their coaches. Play hard and together. Work to play off ball to get easy buckets and when to move. Love your effort on the court.”
Cameron Davis
Elk Grove, California
School: Zehnder Ranch
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 4' 11"
Weight: 85
Favorite Athlete: LeBron James
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: # 380
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Jace Kobus
Nashville, Illinois
School: Nashville Grade School
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 8"
Weight: 77
Favorite Athlete: Darius Garland
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 381
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Jaxon Dominguez
Hewitt, Texas
School: Lake Air Montessori
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 8"
Weight: 80
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2032
Uniform Number:# 382
Player Evaluation
Jaxon Dominguez, 4’8 prospect from Texas, has a great attitude for the game and that immediately stood out to his coaches. He is a young player that will only continue to add more to his game and develop and will do so because of his attitude and work ethic. Jaxon though is a solid guard that was able to make his impact more on the defensive side of the ball, being aggressive in transition and a pest on the ball. He always played with good effort while he was on the court. Next in his development, Jaxon can continue to work on his overall offensive skillset, adding more and developing his shot, and being more aggressive on the offensive end. Coach said “I liked your attitude. More time in the gym and continuing to watch basketball will only help your game. Keep working and your time will come.”
Kingston Evans
Prescott, Arizona
School: Basis Prescott
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 0"
Weight: 76
Favorite Athlete: Luka Doncic
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: #383
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Rayden Smith
Renton, Washington
School: Apoolo Elementary
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 9"
Weight: 67
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 384
Player Evaluation
Rayden Smith, a 4’9” prospect from Washington and part of the class of 2031, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. Rayden is still really young and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Rayden can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach said “You are a guard with solid defense on and off the ball. I would like to see you shoot off the dribble more and be more aggressive in shotting the basketball when you have an open shot. Be assertive as a point guard and get your teammates involved as well.”
Jairnes Mclean
Lompor, California
School: Vandenburg Middle
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 02"
Weight: 93
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 385
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Caleb Henry
New Orleans, Louisiana
School: Christian Brothers School
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 4' 6"
Weight: 87
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 386
Player Evaluation
Coming July 28-31st of 2023
Jace Mulholland
Gowen, Michigan
School: Greenville
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 2"
Weight: 102
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 387
Player Evaluation
Jace, a 5’2 prospect from Michigan and part of the class of 2029, was a very talented prospect that stood out well with his coaches and what he was able to show at the camp. He was coachable, had a great attitude, and worked on the court. He was able to make plays in finding his shot, be a dynamic playmaker with the ball in his hands, had terrific handles and passing abilities for his age, and was one of the quickest players on the court. Coach Kenny said “Jace is a tremendous talent. He is a great defender and ball handler. I would like him to be more vocal on the court. He has a decent release point on his shot but like him to continue to work on that. He is very unselfish, a true point guard on the court. He has a bright future with him.”
Kyle O'Connor
El Cajon, California
School: Magnolia Elementary
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 5"
Weight: 107
Favorite Athlete: Kyrie Irving
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: # 388
Player Evaluation
Kyle, a 5’5 prospect from California, has a chance to be a name that you will be seeing more down the road with what he showed at the camp. He was consistent throughout and really made his presence felt as one of the better players at the camp. At his size at a young age, Kyle did a nice job in mixing his ability to score from a variety of levels and ways, but was especially strong with his back to the basket. But he was also able to finish with tough, finish strong, actively attack the boards, make his presence felt defensively, and did all the little things needed. Next in his development, he will need to continue to work on his shooting off the dribble. Coach Harris said “Kyle has the potential to be an elite prospect. He does everything very well. He could be more demanding for the ball in his hands, but he was excellent on the boards, wasn’t afraid to do the dirty work, and was consistent throughout. There isn’t much missing in his overall game and excited to see him as he continues to grow and develop.”
Jordan Rulach
Melbourne, Australia
School: St. Kevins
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 3"
Weight: 88
Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: #389
Player Evaluation
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Tavi Doerue
Amarillo, Texas
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Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 390
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Marcuss Gonzales
Richardson, Texas
School: Otto Middle School
Position: Point Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 391
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Uniform Number: # 392
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Rj Henderson
Centennial, Colorado
School: Thunder Ridge Middle school
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 7"
Weight: 143
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2028
Uniform Number: # 393
Player Evaluation
RJ, a 5’7 prospect from Colorado and part of the class of 2028, was one of the smaller players on the team but played with tremendous heart and attitude for the game. It will be interesting to see how he continues to develop as a player and where the game will lead him. He was the ultimate team player, played hard on both sides of the floor, and showed strong vision and court awareness. RJ really tried to make his presence felt in other areas of the game and played hard. Next in his development, Joseph can continue to work on being more aggressive and making plays off the dribble. Coach Saguid said “RJ”, it was great coaching you over the camp. I hope this helps you grow as a player and a person. As I have said all camp, you are a young and growing player. Keep building on all aspects of your game. You get after it at all times. Not scared to set screens and go after the ose balls. That is all done from heart.”
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Uniform Number: # 394
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Jordan Johnson
Frisco, Texas
School: Cobb Middle School
Position: Point Guard
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Favorite Athlete: Jordan Poole
Class:2028
Uniform Number: # 395
Player Evaluation
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Aiden Hu
Elk Grove, California
School: Merryhill
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 11"
Weight: 81
Favorite Athlete: Kobe Bryant
Class: 2030
Uniform Number: # 396
Player Evaluation
Aiden, a 4’11 prospect from California, has to potential to be a very good player as he continues to work and develop but the future looks bright. Had a great attitude, was coachable, and really played hard, but would love to see him become more vocal. Had a solid pull-up jumper but was crafty and quick with the ball in his hands. He did what the coaches needed him to do on both ends and worked hard on the defensive side of things. Coach Kenny said “Work to become a leader on the court. You are alright there, just be more assertive towards your teammates. Play hard and together. Learn to run a team, make sure they get to their spots then go to attack. Really enjoyed coaching you this weekend.”
Joshua Donald
Jacksonville, Florida
School: Potters House Christian Academy
Position: Shooting Guard
Height: 5' 0"
Weight: 76
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2031
Uniform Number: # 397
Player Evaluation
Joshua, a 5’0 prospect from Florida and part of the class of class of 2031, is a young rising talent that is one to keep an eye on, as he was like a secret weapon the court for his team. His areas of strengths were his range on his shot, especially inside the arc, his ability to stretch the floor, make plays off the dribble, finish well, his ball handling, his quickness, and his ability to rebound at his position. Coach Kenny said “Quiet but the secret weapon. Very coachable and understands the game. Needs to build confidence to dribble and shoot. Love his aggression on both sides so the ball. Needs to work on his handles more and shooting off the dribble more. Also continue to work on moving without the ball. It was a pleasure though coaching this young man.”
Aiden Mensah
Denver, Colorado
School: Cherry Creek Challenge
Position: Point Guard
Height: 5' 0"
Weight: 78
Favorite Athlete: Ja Morant
Class: 2029
Uniform Number: # 398
Player Evaluation
Aiden Mensah, a 5’0” prospect from Colorado and part of the class of 2029, has a solid package to his game as a guard and a good base and mindset for the game. Aiden is still really young and is just starting to learn the game at the next level. He operated better inside the arc and showing his mid-range game more but also was strong as an on-ball defense, getting into defenders and creating havoc as well as transition defense. Next in his development, Aiden can continue to work on his ability to finish, his handles and making them stronger, don’t ball watch on offense, and making a bigger impact on the boards. Coach saidI didn't get to Coach him but 1 game so my evaluation is based on a limited time frame.
Abraham Abdallah
Calgary, Canada
School: Elbow Valley
Position: Point Guard
Height: 4' 8"
Weight: 73
Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry
Class: 2032
Uniform Number: # 399