Ian Ash, 2024 - Ash was one of the better catch-and-shoot shooters at the camp. Once he was able to get his hands and feet set, he was pretty much automatic. 

Ky'ree Brown, 2023 - Brown is an aggressive downhill guard who constantly looks to attack the rim. He does a good job of controlling the flow of the offense and excelled in transition, showing he has no trouble finishing with either hand. 

Nathan Eroh, 2023 - Eroh is super active on both ends of the floor and moves really well without the ball. He finds the open spots and makes himself available to his teammates. At 6-foot-6, he has a nice frame and utilizes it in attacking the basket and finishing through contact. 

Aamari Guishard, 2025 - Guishard showed good promise as a freshman attendee. He hustles, plays with a high motor, defends, and took good shots. 

Nedum Ike, 2024 - The 6-foot-3 guard got a ton of paint touches and showed just how aggressive he can be. Once his jump shot gets more consistent, he could be a threat on the offensive end. 

Douglas Ligion, 2022 - Ligion is a lead guard that coaches can trust with the ball in his hands. He takes care of the ball, distributes, and does a good job controlling the tempo of the offense. 

Kaieem Riddick, 2022 - Riddick is a quick guard that uses his speed to pick through the defense to get to open spots. Once he gets to his spot he makes quick decisions and does not force bad shots. 

Nicholas Robinson, 2024 - Robinson made his impact on both ends rather quickly. Offensively, he knocked down perimeter shots from different spots and he played solid defense throughout the day.