2002 Cage Scope/High Potential "Blue-Chip" Basketball Camp

Session Three

July 21-25, 2002
Georgetown, KY

Introduction

The 23rd Annual Cage Scope/High Potential "Blue-Chip" Basketball Camp was held in Georgetown, Kentucky at Georgetown College.

The camp directors for this camp are Dave Bones (Cage Scope) and Rick Bolus (High Potential). These two gentlemen have a total of 74 years experience in the business between them. Dave Bones introduced Cage Scope to the world in 1957. Mr. Bones has been a contributor to many periodicals as well as being featured in innumerable newspapers and magazines. Rick Bolus started the Rick Bolus High Potential Basketball Recruiting Service in 1973. Mr. Bolus is a consultant for several national basketball tournaments and shootouts and several of the top college programs in the country are among his subscribers. Many scouting/recruiting services have entered and left the business over the past few years. These gentlemen have withstood the test of time.

There are three sessions this year: June 23-27, July 7-11, and July 21-25. The first session includes a Junior division. This report will cover the final session held July 21-25. Each session also features speakers on recruiting, academics, and basketball. Some of the outstanding players who have attended this camp are Jimmy Jackson, Allen Houston, Rex Chapman, Felton Spencer, Dan Langhi, Darren Hancock, Scott Padgett, Brad Miller, Tim Couch, Dejuan Wheat, etc. All players attending camp also receive mini-clinics. There are mini-clinics for guards, big men, and 3-point shooters. There are also optional competition contests as well as a written evaluation from the camper's league coach.

Each Senior division player also plays a minimum of ten league games (not counting playoff games and All-Star contest) and all games are played full-court. All players receive equal playing time as substitutions are done by the clock. Certified trainers are on duty at all times.

I briefly scanned the roster for this camp session and noted that players from twenty nine states were scheduled to attend. There were also players present from Canada, Germany, and the Caribbean Island of St. Martin.

"Blue Chip" Camp Team Rosters - Session 3

CAGE SCOPE DIVISION (Teams 1-12)
	Team 1 (Navy)			Team 2 (Navy)
	Alabama-Mark Hester			Arizona-Mark Hester
18	Josh Beeke	5-8	5	Brooks Allen	6-2
24	Travis Bolin	5-11	27	Alex Bowers	6-0
25	Andy Bonczyk	6-3	28	Jonathan Breshears	6-7
104	Wade Hasenour	6-3	76	William Feldman	5-10
134	Max Kern	5-10	95	Adam Grubius	6-0
142	Mike Kreuser	6-6	112	Aaron Hill	5-11
164	Stephen McDowell	5-11	122	Christopher Huening	6-4
195	Roman Ritchey	6-4	155	Ryan Marable	6-0
221	Mike Slone	6-3	185	Chris Pereira	6-0
258	Brandon White	5-10	192	Dean Raven	6-3
262	Keith Williamson	6-2	121	Adam Howard	5-11
			328	Kenny Van Hienegen	6-5

	Team 3 (Navy)			Team 4 (Navy)
	Arkansas-Craig Anderson			California-Craig Anderson
8	J.C.Amos	5-7	6	Michael Allen	6-5
23	Adam Bolender	6-1	327	Brandon Cummings	6-1
38	Josh Carlisle	6-3	29	Cameron Brewer	6-2
70	Bowdy Ehler	5-9	71	Preston Eliiott-Moore	6-2
126	Nathan Jaggers	6-0	77	Cody Flower	6-0
138	Matt Klinger	6-1	297	Matt Maresca	6-8
169	Brett Meredith	5-10	139	Jacob Knighton	6-0
173	Brent Morgheim	6-0	177	Joey Muscio	6-2
176	Durand Murray	6-6	268	Jeremy Anderson	6-0
187	Roderick Porter	6-0	250	Brennan Votel	6-4
261	Marc Williams	6-0	269	Ryan Anderson	6-0
285	Chuck Grigsby	5-10	316	Nick Anderson	5-10 1/2

	Team 5 (Navy)			Team 6 (Navy)
	Connecticut-Roger Trennepohl			Florida-Roger Trennepohl
20	Matt Biltz	5-9	7	Luke Almendinger	5-9
86	Logan Gindele	6-0	300	Kris Mills	5-8
273	Lamar Cannon	6-3	40	Walter Cash	6-0
279	Kinny Fain	5-11	101	Enver Harbans	5-11
137	Josh Klinger	5-11	114	Trey Hines	6-4
298	Sharaun Mathews	5-10	119	Edward Horton	6-1
223	A.J. Smith	5-7	178	Jonathan Myers	5-11
231	Brandon Stone	6-0	180	Kyle Nelson	6-3
241	Trey Tindell	6-4	303	Berneil Parker	6-2
242	Chance Trafton	6-3	243	A.J. Trennepohl	5-8
244	Jason Trotter	6-6	253	William Walker	6-0
310	Jeffrey Willis	6-8	260	Brady Wildenradt	5-11

	Team 7 (Black)			Team 8 (Black)
	Georgia-Jeff Kline			Illinois-Jeff Kline
30	Cole Brink	5-10	11	Jerry Appleman	6-1
72	Nathan Embree	5-9	26	Jason Boudreaux	6-7
79	Will Floyd	6-3	31	Adam Brown	6-3
110	Barry Hicks	6-2	42	Kris Caufield	5-10
130	Terrence Jones	6-3	73	Jim Evans	6-2
150	Luke Lyle	6-1	80	Roberto Fortes	6-3
214	Chase Shamlin	6-1	81	David Fox	6-10
222	Cory Smailes	5-6	143	Steve Kriczky	6-2
226	Noel Smith	5-5	182	Nick Oliveira	6-2
240	Dan Thompson	6-5	202	Zach Rutledge	6-1
265	Tommy Wood	5-8	289	Brandon Jefferson	5-9
330	Robert White	5-7

	Team 9 (Black)			Team 10 (Black)
	Indiana-Jim Morgan			Iowa-Jim Morgan
32	Benjamin Brown	6-0	13	Rob Atherton	5-9
57	Kevin Craigo	5-10	34	Ryan Brown	6-1
65	Bryan Deno	6-2	61	Shawn Daugherty	6-4
84	Bobby Frazier	5-11	74	Kurt Faulkner	6-0
91	Campbell Grant	6-0	75	Andrew Feichter	5-11
282	Jeremy Givens	6-4	89	Aaron Gossett	6-4
153	Adam Manning	5-8	132	Nick Karle	6-1
163	Charles McDonough	6-7	144	John Lane	6-5
172	Justin Morgan	6-1	196	J.K. Roberts	6-4
211	Kevin Seabolt	6-0	270	Christopher Barlow	6-2
254	Terrell Warren	6-1	224	Brandon Smith	6-2
264	Matthew Witwer	6-5	263	Jeffrey Winkler	5-9

	Team 11 (Black)			Team 12 (Black)
	Kansas-Grant Brannen			Kentucky-Grant Brannen
4	Parker Alexander	5-10	295	Ravone Littlejohn	6-4
35	Justyn Burgess	6-4	36	Chandler Calfee	5-11
43	Joseph Chilton	6-5	37	Emmanuel Caraballo	6-1
44	Brandon Christy	6-1	41	JeRouy Casselberry	5-11
82	Tony Fox	5-8	120	Richard Houser	5-8
116	Vincent Holman	5-5	123	George Hukill	6-1
141	Justin Kowrach	6-1	219	Brent Shy	6-3
148	Matt Liguzinski	6-1	227	Tyler Smith	5-11
149	Troy Livingston	6-1	306	Arthur Rhodes	6-0
154	Nate Mapp	5-11	286	John Hays	6-5
239	Alex Thompson	6-2	311	Dustin Zaleski	6-0
296	Dominic Lopez	5-10	317	Jacob Burtschi	6-6

HIGH POTENTIAL DIVISION (Teams 13-24)
	Team 13 (Red)			Team 14 (Red)
	Louisiana-Juan Byars			Maryland-Juan Byars
21	Rory Birmingham	6-0	15	Lewis Ball	6-4
45	Tim Clark	5-10	46	Matt Clarkson	5-10
48	Ty Cochran	5-9	47	Milt Clemmons	6-1
108	Ryan Herndon	6-5	111	Dillon Higdon	6-4
124	Brandon Huntley	6-2	115	Darrin Holliman	5-10
156	Sean Maroldo	6-3	158	Drew Martin	6-6
171	Cory Molchan	6-0	165	Matt McKiernan	6-1
189	Zack Pressnell	5-10	168	Jordan Mendelson	6-2
257	Jason Werner	6-4	183	Ari Paschal	6-2
323	Donte Sweatt	6-5	206	Kirk Sandstrom	6-1
325	Carlos Williams	5-11	237	Ronaldo Tankard	6-0
			252	Kaleb Walker	6-1

	Team 15 (Red)			Team 16 (Red)
	Massachusetts-Omar Vazquez			Michigan-Omar Vazquez
267	Ryan Aiken	5-4	55	Tony Cotton	5-11
291	Chris Jeter	6-0	56	Brandon Covington	6-2
90	Clint Graham	6-9	64	Philip Deaton	6-5
96	Jeffrey Gumm	6-1	127	Blake Jones	5-9
99	Chad Hammonds	5-11	129	Bobby Jones	5-9
326	Danny Norman	6-2	135	Josh King	6-7
181	Will Norskog	6-5	186	Travis Pickering	5-10
188	Daniel Potts	5-8	208	Christopher Schmidt	6-4
220	Scott Singleton	5-6	235	Torrion Sykes	5-10
249	Derek Vonckx	6-0	238	Chad Terrell	5-11
259	David White	5-7	292	Jarrell Jordan	6-1
293	Nathaniel Keith	5-10	318	James Cogdill	6-1

	Team 17 (Red)			Team 18 (Red)
	Minnesota-Anthony Perry			Missouri-Anthony Perry
93	Tyrone Hurt	5-9	22	Brett Bisbee	6-5
102	Chase Hardin	5-11	50	Duke Cole	6-1
103	Derek Harmon	6-3	60	Jason Darland	6-1
109	Jaycen Herring	6-3	106	Thomas Heil	6-1
117	Kyle Holmes	6-3	133	Mark Kent	6-5
125	Shane Ingolia	6-1	145	Patrick Lewis	6-1
161	Josh McDaniel	6-2	179	Rana Nandi	5-8
162	Samuel McDaniel	6-6	230	Anthony Stein	6-0
175	Joe Mott	6-1	280	David Platt	6-0
193	Matthew Reynolds	6-4	248	Brett Versen	6-5
266	Kevin Wriht	6-2	256	Sean Walsh	5-9
236	Matthew Tack	6-2	287	Ben Holbrook	6-1

	Team 19 (White)			Team 20 (White)
	North Carolina-Lee Tynes			Oklahoma-Lee Tynes
12	Emerson Ates	5-9	62	Dave Davies	6-1
66	Daniel Drwencke	6-4	68	Adam Ebling	6-2
67	David Drwencke	6-9	92	Justin Graves	5-2
152	Jeff Manley	6-2	146	Evan Liggett	5-10
85	Chase Fulbright	6-1	204	Eric Sanchez	5-11
140	Reginald Koggu	5-11	184	Femi Pedro	5-11
203	Anthony Sadler	6-0	194	Caleb Rice	5-10
283	Ryan Gold	5-9	201	Matthew Rucker	6-7
308	Justin Sok	6-5	201	Matthew Schima	6-1
233	Chris Suel	5-8	229	Matt Sowers	6-3
234	Donald Suel	6-2	245	Carter Tynes	6-4
321	David Stickler	5-9	225	Bryan Smith	6-4
			276	Tucker Edwards	6-0

	Team 21 (White)			Team 22 (White)
	Tennessee-Larry Berkman			Texas-Larry Berkman
1	Osama Abulhassan	6-0	51	Jamel Coleman	5-10
3	Hassan Ahmad	6-3	54	Joseph Cooper	6-3
9	Ali Aoun	6-0	83	Mike Fratangelo	6-1
10	Nader Aoun	5-7	87	Charlie Goetz	6-2
53	Eric Conley	5-11	98	Scott Hammons	5-7
58	Kyle Daneff	6-3	16	Steven Banks	6-0
105	Jason Haskin	6-1	136	Sean Kriby-Peloquin	6-4
151	Rhett Malpass	6-4	301	Ryan Moore	6-0
170	Samad Mohammad	6-11	199	Travis Ross	6-7
274	Jonathan Collins	6-2	246	Stephen Underwood	6-2
198	Michael Roselli	5-10	309	Reonal Upchurch	5-11
247	O.J. Valdez	6-0	319	Willie Jackson	6-2

	Team 23 (White)			Team 24 (White)
	Utah-Mark Wayne			Wisconsin-Mark Wayne
329	Josh Bell	6-2	271	Chris Bentley	6-3
307	Garron Shoulders	6-0	272	Christopher Burton	5-9
313	Robert Sarver	6-3	275	Zach Drummond	6-4
107	Ted Heintschel	5-11	277	Jon Elrod	5-5
113	Zach Hillesland	6-6	278	Stephen Elrod	6-0
314	Jason Foutz	6-0	284	A.J. Gooden	6-3
157	Norman Mars	6-5	2	Jimmy Adams	5-11
320	William O'Dell	6-7	294	D.J. Kelso	5-7
174	Stephen Morris	5-11	299	David McFarland	6-1
322	Maurice Blakey	6-2	302	Derek Morris	6-1
			304	Jason Pogue	6-6
			305	Travis Rasso	6-7

"Blue Chip" Camp Divisions

There were twelve teams entered in the Cage Scope Division. They were designated Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, and Kentucky. The standings for the week were as follows: Arizona (8-2), Iowa (8-2), Alabama (7-3), Connecticut (6-4), Kentucky (5-5), Indiana (5-5), Arkansas (4-6), Florida (4-6), Illinois (4-6), Kansas (4-6), Georgia (3-7), and California (2-8).

There were twelve teams entered in the High Potential Division. They were designated Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Wisconsin. The standings for the week were as follows: Maryland (10-0), Minnesota (9-1), Utah (7-3), Louisiana (7-3), Michigan (5-5), Tennessee (4-6), Missouri (4-6), North Carolina (3-7), Oklahoma (3-7), Wisconsin (3-7), Texas (3-7), and Massachusetts (2-8).

The four teams that advanced to the final four tournament were Arizona, Iowa, Maryland, and Minnesota. Arizona defeated Iowa 56-27 in one semifinal, and Minnesota handed Maryland their first loss of the week 50-44 in the second semifinal game. Minnesota defeated Arizona 47-35 to claim the tourney championship. The Final Four MVP (Minnesota) was 5-11 Sr. Chase Hardin from Bartlett Tennessee. The Runner-Up MVP from the Arizona squad was 6-4 Sr. Christopher Huening from Wyoming, Ohio. Please note that the low scores of the playoff games are the result of the games being shortened after a strenuous week and to allow the players to compete in the All-Star Game.

The "Blue-Chip" All-Star rosters are as follows:

Cage Scope All-Stars Melvin Walker (Riverside Park Hill South, MO)

Jacob Burtschi	6-6	Sr.	Oklahoma City Putnam City	OK
Robert White	5-7	Jr.	Louisville Central	KY
Brett Meredith	5-10	Sr.	Brownsville Edmonson Co.	KY
Stephen McDowell	5-11	Sr.	Indianapolis Lawrence North	IN
Jonathon Breshears	6-7	Sr.	Fulton	MO
Durand Murray	6-6	Jr.	Stone Mountain Redan	GA
Ryan Anderson	6-0	Jr.	Bowling Green Warren Central	KY
Jeffrey Willis	6-8	Sr.	Chattanooga Baylor	TN
Edward Horton	6-1	Sr.	Shreveport Southwood	LA
Terrence Jones	6-3	Sr.	Fremont Ross	OH
Justyn Burgess	6-4	Sr.	Minneapolis North	MN
John Lane	6-5	Sr.	Flora Carroll	IN
Luke Lyle	6-1	Sr.	Fremont Ross	OH
Matthew Witwer	6-5	Sr.	Minot	ND
Ravone Littlejohn	6-4	Sr.	Fairfield Cincinnati Christian	OH
Jeffrey Gumm	6-1	Jr.	Campbellsville Taylor Co.	KY
James Cogdill	6-1	Sr.	Cleveland	TN

High Potential All-Stars Brandon Combs (Bowling Green Warren Central, KY)

Donte Sweatt	6-5	Sr.	Louisville Pleasure Ridge Park	KY
Dillon Higdon	6-4	Sr.	Riverside Park Hill South	MO
Ari Paschal	6-2	Sr.	Virginia Beach Princess Anne	VA
Carlos Williams	5-11	Sr.	Louisville Pleasure Ridge Park	KY
Clint Graham	6-9	Jr.	Campbellsville Taylor Co.	KY
Ryan Gold	5-9	Sr.	Indianapolis Northwest	IN
David Drwencke	6-9	Sr.	Harper Woods Notre Dame	OH
Norman Mars	6-5	Sr.	Toledo Central Catholic	OH
Maurice Blakey	6-2	Sr.	Louisville Pleasure Ridge Park	KY
A.J. Goodin	6-3	Sr.	Ft. Wayne Harding	IN
Jason Pogue	6-6	Sr.	Dayton Colonel White	OH
Brett Versen	6-5	Sr.	Centerville	OH
Brandon Covington	6-2	Sr.	Vevay Switzerland Co.	IN
Garron Shoulders	6-10	Sr.	Louisville Central	KY
Josh King	6-7	Sr.	Janesville Craig	WI
Tyrone Hurt	5-9	Sr.	Louisville Western	KY

Alternates for either team:
Jeffrey Gumm	6-1	Jr.	Campbellsville Taylor Co.	KY
Tyrone Hurt	5-9	Sr.	Louisville Western	KY
Matthew Tack	6-2	Jr.	Sterling Heights Stevenson	MI
James Cogdill	6-1	Sr.	Cleveland	TN

The High Potential All-Stars overcame a large deficit to nip the Cage Scope All-Stars 140-138. 5-9 Sr. Tyrone Hurt hit a late basket with five seconds left in the game to settle the issue. The victors were led by All-Star Game MVP 6-2 Sr. Maurice Blakey with 24 points. 6-5 Sr. Brett Versen, 6-5 Sr. Donte Sweatt, and 6-9 Jr. Clint Graham added 14, 10, and 10 points respectively. The Cage Scope All-Stars were led in scoring by 6-5 Sr.John Lane, 6-5 Sr. Matthew Witwer, 6-6 Sr. Jacob Burtschi,and 6-4 Sr. Justyn Burgess with 15 points each. All-Star Game Runner-Up MVP 6-3 Sr. Terrence Jones added eight points and had an excellent floor game.

6-1 Sr. Edward Horton and 6-2 Jr. Matthew Tack did not participate due to injuries or prior travel arrangements.

This camp gives out several awards over the week session. The awards for this session are:

Free Throw Champ - Under 6-0	Aaron Hill	Canton R-V	MO
Free Throw Champ - 6-0 to 6-3	Jonathan Collins	Lilbum Parkview	GA
Free Throw Champ - 6-0 to 6-3	Brandon Cristy	Bridgeport Red Hill	IL
Free Throw Champ - 6-0 to 6-3	Justin Morgan	Columbus Tree of Life Christian	OH
Free Throw Champ - 6-4 and Up	Brett Versen	Centerville	OH
Hot Shot Champ - Under 6-0	Dominic Lopez	Quincy	MI
Hot Shot Champ - 6-0 to 6-3	Brooks Allen	Pittsfield	IL
Hot Shot Champ - 6-4 and Up	Joseph Chilton	Hayesville	NC
3-Pt. Shooting Champ - Under 6-0	Bowdy Ehler	Gering	NE
3-Pt. Shooting Champ - Under 6-0	Aaron Hill	Canton R-V	MO
3-Pt. Shooting Champ - 6-0 to 6-3	Josh Bell	Lexington Tates Creek	KY
3-Pt. Shooting Champ - 6-4 and Up	Matt Maresca	Bowling Green Warren Central	KY
3-Pt. Shooting Champ - 6-4 and Up	Brett Versen	Centerville	OH
3-Pt. Shooting Champ - 6-4 and Up	Mark Kent	Painesville Riverside	OH
Slam Dunk Champ	Dillon Higdon	Riverside Park Hill South	MO
Most Improved	David Fox	Lakewood	OH
Best Ballhandler	Femi Pedro	Chicago Archbishop Quigley	IL
Best Underclassman	Durand Murray	Stone Mountain Redan	GA
Best Passer	Mike Fratangelo	Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg	PA
Best Defender	William Walker	Cincinnati Northwest	OH
Best Rebounder	Aaron Gossett	Chesapeake	OH
Best Hustler	James Cogdill	Cleveland	TN
Best Station Worker	O.J. Valdez	Cedar Park	TX
Final Four MVP	Chase Hardin	Bartlett	TN
Final Four Runner Up MVP	Christopher Huening	Wyoming	OH
League MVP	Jacob Burtschi	Oklahoma City Putnam City	OK
League Runner Up MVP	Jason Pogue	Dayton Colonel White	OH
All-Star Game MVP	Maurice Blakey	Louisville Pleasure Ridge Park	KY
All-Star Game Runner Up MVP	Terrence Jones	Freemont Ross	OH

Division Summary

Jacob Burtschi, a 6-6 Sr. from Oklahoma City Putnam City, Oklahoma, was a late addition who captured the League MVP as well as being named to the All-Star team. Burtschi is a fundamentally sound player who can score both inside and out. 6-6 Sr. Jason Pogue (Dayton Colonel White, Ohio) was named League Runner Up MVP as well as being selected for the All-Star team. Pleasure Ridge Park (Louisville, KY) should be one of the top contenders for the 2003 Kentucky high school championship and were well represented by 6-2 Sr. Maurice Blakey, 6-5 Sr. Donte Sweatt, and 5-11 Sr. Carlos Williams. All these players were named to the All-Star team with Maurice Blakey capturing the All-Star Game MVP. Sweatt is a slender 6-5 wing player who can maneuver inside the paint for a basket as well as pull up for the outside jump shot. Carlos Williams, a solidly built 5-11 guard, is deceptively quick and strong enough to take the ball inside against the tall timber. Blakey is strong enough to take the ball to the basket and can hit the outside shot.

6-5 Sr. Brett Versen (Centerville, Ohio) played well in the All-Star game and also captured the free throw title in his division as well as tying for the 3-point shooting championship in his division. 6-5 Sr. Matthew Witwer (Minot, North Dakota) had an excellent camp and played well in the All-Star game. 6-5 Sr. John Lane (Flora Carroll, Indiana) and 6-4 Sr. Justyn Burgess (Minneapolis North, Minnesota) also turned in sterling All-Star game performances. 6-3 Sr. Terrence Jones (Freemont Ross, Ohio) showed excellent range on his jump shot.

This was an excellent summer for the Cage Scope/High Potential "Blue-Chip" Basketball Camp. Most rankings are subjective, but I felt like 6-4 Sr. Stephen Floyd (Houston Fort Bend Elkins, Texas) who played in Session Two was probably the top player in camp this summer. Floyd is a very athletic player with good "hops" and should star at the next level. There were many good players spread over the three sessions that should dot college rosters over the next few seasons. Several teams that should be highly ranked in Kentucky high school basketball next season (North Hardin, Warren Central, West Jessamine, Pleasure Ridge Park, etc.) were well represented in summer camp. There were several schools well represented from outside Kentucky, including Hinesville Bradwell Institute (Georgia) who brought their team to Session Two with several players turning in excellent performances. One of the top individual shooting performances was turned in by Zac Madren (Anchorage Christian, Alaska), who set a camp record by hitting 191 consecutive free throws.

There were too many good players in camp to mention them all here and the selections for All-Star slots and camp awards were sometimes difficult, but that is a nice problem to have.

Conclusion

This was my fourth year attending this camp and while I am a veteran observer I manage to learn something new at each session. Talent levels may vary slightly from camp to camp, but the campers have ample opportunity to display their abilities and there are always some previously undiscovered gems. The camp directors have a very "hands-on" approach and observe each player's performance at least once daily. I firmly believe that players will only get better as a result of this concentrated period of competition.

The strengths of any camp should start with the involvement and work ethics of the camp directors. Because of the aforementioned "hands-on" approach, I feel the strengths of this camp are the organization and the opportunity afforded each player. The camp directors make everyone welcome and provide the official camp programs, all-star game rosters, and the list of award winners. The All-Star games are always entertaining due to the work of the camp directors who usually have to juggle the lineups to accommodate early player departures due to travel arrangements. Another, and I believe, very important, strength of this camp is the presence of certified trainers. Injures are evaluated and treated immediately with doctors being on call at all times.

This camp also has a tremendous up-side for players who have either not had the exposure or are late bloomers. While there are many summer camps and leagues, I feel very comfortable with the value each camper receives at this camp and will continue to make the Cage Scope/High Potential "Blue-Chip" Basketball Camp an annual "must visit" for myself.