July
8-9, 2019
Georgetown, KY
©2019 by Ron Harrison
The 40th Annual Rick Bolus’ High Potential® "Blue-Chip" Basketball Camp® was held in Georgetown, Kentucky at Georgetown College.
The camp director for this camp is Rick Bolus, who is entering his 46th season as a basketball scout and his 40th year as an exposure basketball camp director. Rick Bolus started the Rick Bolus High Potential® Basketball Recruiting Service in 1973. He is also a consultant for several national basketball tournaments, shootouts, and All-Star games. Numerous colleges representing all levels of play subscribe to his High Potential® Basketball Recruiting Service.
There are two sessions this year: June 25-29 and a mini-camp July 8-9. This report will cover the second session, held July 8-9. Each session also features speakers on recruitment and academics. All players 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.
Some of the outstanding players who have attended Rick Bolus’ camps include Glendon Alexander, Keita Bates-Diop, Jeff Brooks, Rex Chapman, Tim Couch, Richie Farmer, Travis Ford, Pat Graham, Darren Hancock, Allen Houston, Jack Ingram, Jimmy Jackson, Tony Kimbro, Dan Langhi, Derek Lowe, A. J. Moye, Brad Miller, Drew Neitzel, Larry O’Bannon, Jared Odle, Scott Padgett, John Pelphrey, Ty Rogers, Felton Spencer, Scott Sutton, Sean Sutton, Dejuan Wheat, Allonzo Trier, and Albert White. Norris Cole also attended this camp and was a first round pick in the 2011 NBA draft and a member of the NBA Champion Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013. Five past final fours (2010-2014) have had at least one former High Potential® "Blue-Chip" camper.
All games are played full-court in Alumni Gym and the intramural complex. Certified trainers are on duty at all times.
The Rick Bolus' High Potential®
“Blue-Chip” Basketball Camp® is not affiliated with any other
basketball camp using the names “High Potential;” or “Blue-Chip”.
Players from nine states are scheduled to attend this session.
The Roster containing Rick Bolus’ player analysis is available at this link: 2019_Bolus_Boys_Camp2.pdf
(Note: # refers to jersey number, not
ranking)
Roster information is provided by
Rick Bolus
|
# |
Name |
Ht/Class |
School/Town, State |
|
1 |
Hayden Ash |
5'11 So. |
Central Hardin/Cecilia, KY |
|
2 |
Hayden Bennett |
6'3 8th |
Adair Co. Middle/Columbia, KY |
|
3 |
Josiah Bibb |
5'9 Jr. |
Brown/Louisville, KY |
|
4 |
Evan Biliter |
6'0 Fr. |
Pineville/Pineville, KY |
|
5 |
Abram Brock |
5'7 So. |
Knox Central/Barbourville, KY |
|
6 |
Warner Bryan |
6'8 Sr. |
LaRue Co./Hodgenville, KY |
|
7 |
Cade Butler |
6'1 Sr. |
Calloway Co./Murray, KY |
|
8 |
KC Cabiness |
6'3 So. |
Hopkinsville/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
9 |
Jaden Carman |
6'3 Sr. |
Donelson Christian Acad/Nashville, TN |
|
10 |
Seth Clark |
6'0 So. |
Junction City/Junction City, KS |
|
11 |
Jamaun Clark |
5'9 Sr. |
Paris/Paris, KY |
|
12 |
Gabriel Coleman |
6'2 Jr. |
Lawrence Co./Lawrenceburg, TN |
|
13 |
Malik Corley |
5'5 8th |
Laporte Middle/Laporte, IN |
|
14 |
Carson Crass |
6'0 Sr. |
La Porte/La Porte, IN |
|
15 |
Bryson Cross |
5'11 So. |
Clinton Co./Albany, KY |
|
16 |
Joshua Crump |
6'0 8th |
Munfordville Elementary/Munfordville, KY |
|
17 |
Theo Cseledy |
6'3 Fr. |
Dunbar/Lexington, KY |
|
18 |
Faris Dahman |
5'10 Jr. |
University School/Hunting Valley, OH |
|
19 |
Cohen Davis |
5'9 8th |
Clinton Co./Albany, KY |
|
20 |
Luke Dawalt |
6'5 Sr. |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
21 |
Ethan Dean |
5'9 So. |
Bloomfield/Bloomfield, IN |
|
22 |
Cameron Decker |
6'4 Jr. |
Beechwood/Ft. Mitchell, KY |
|
23 |
Nicholas Delk |
6'4 So. |
Clinton Co./Albany, KY |
|
24 |
Boston Devore |
6'2 Jr. |
Metcalfe Co./Edmonton, KY |
|
25 |
Peyton Dial |
5'11 So. |
Metcalfe Co./Edmonton, KY |
|
26 |
Caleb Dukes |
5'11 Sr. |
Franklin Christian Academy/Franklin, TN |
|
27 |
Joshua Dukes |
6'3 So. |
Booneville/Booneville, MS |
|
28 |
Nikolas Dumancic |
6'2 Jr. |
Ryle/Union, KY |
|
29 |
Davontae Fahle |
6'2 Jr. |
Bellefontaine/Benjamin Logan, OH |
|
30 |
Rashaad Faulkner |
5'5 7th |
Bryan Station Middle/Lexington, KY |
|
31 |
Luke Fawns |
5'8 7th |
McNabb Middle/Mt. Sterling, KY |
|
32 |
Carter Fischer |
5'11 Jr. |
Trinity Christian Acad./Lexington, KY |
|
33 |
Brandon Fisher |
6'2 Jr. |
Columbia/Columbia Station, OH |
|
34 |
Joseph Filippo |
6'2 So. |
Franklin Christian Academy/Franklin, TN |
|
35 |
Cole Gibson |
5'11 So. |
William Blount/Maryville, TN |
|
36 |
Matthew Golinski |
5'7 8th |
Bryan Station Middle/Lexington, KY |
|
38 |
Nick Griffith |
5'2 8th |
Beaumont Middle/Lexington, KY |
|
39 |
CJ Grote |
6'2 So. |
Oldenburg Academy/Oldenburg, IN |
|
40 |
Mason Guffey |
6'3 Fr. |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
41 |
Immanuel Hackett |
6'2 Sr. |
Metter/Metter, GA |
|
42 |
Leon Chase Hammond |
6'4 Sr. |
Oak Hill/Oak Hill, OH |
|
43 |
Dylan Hammonds |
6'1 Fr. |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
44 |
Cameron Harrison |
6'1 Jr. |
National Trail/New Paris, OH |
|
45 |
Caden Holton |
6'1 Sr. |
DeSales/Louisville, KY |
|
46 |
Locke Hord |
6'3 Sr. |
Fairview/Fairview, TN |
|
47 |
Isaac Hosman |
5'10 8th |
Massac Co./Metropolis, IL |
|
48 |
Will Isfort |
5'9 Jr. |
Estill Co./Irvine, KY |
|
49 |
Caleb Johnson |
5'11 Sr. |
Paris/Paris, KY |
|
50 |
Zachary Jordan |
5'8 6th |
Bowling Green Jr H.S./Bowling Green, KY |
|
51 |
Jackson Keene |
5'2 7th |
Elkhorn City Elementay/Elkhorn City, KY |
|
52 |
Preston Keith |
6'2 So. |
Central Hardin/Cecilia, KY |
|
53 |
JD Kendall |
6'2 Fr. |
Harrison Co./Cynthiana, KY |
|
54 |
Landon Kistler |
6'4 Jr. |
Brunswick/Brunswick, OH |
|
55 |
Coby Kramer |
5'5 Fr. |
Highlands/Ft. Thomas, KY |
|
56 |
Logan Lautzenheiser |
5'10 Sr. |
DeSales/Louisville, KY |
|
57 |
Connor Loy |
5'7 7th |
Adair Co. Middle/Columbia, KY |
|
58 |
Jacob Mann |
6'4 Sr. |
Bullitt Central/Shepherdsville, KY |
|
60 |
Tre Massey |
6'3 Jr. |
Brunswick/Brunswick, OH |
|
61 |
Andre McClellan |
5'9 8th |
Homeschool/Spring Hill, TN |
|
62 |
Arthur McKnight |
5'9 Jr. |
Hopkinsville/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
63 |
Malik Mitchell |
5'8 Sr. |
DePaul Cristo Rey/Cincinnati, OH |
|
65 |
Logan Nelson |
6'2 Jr. |
Central Hardin/Cecilia, KY |
|
66 |
Grant Niehaus |
6'2 Sr. |
Washington/Washington, IN |
|
67 |
Grant Patterson |
5'11 So. |
Miami Valley Christian Acad/Milford, OH |
|
69 |
Isaiah Powell |
6'4 Jr. |
Hudson/Hudson, OH |
|
70 |
Andrew Rinn |
6'2 Jr. |
Revere/Bath Township, OH |
|
71 |
Jacob Roberts |
6'2 Jr. |
White Station/Memphis, TN |
|
72 |
Ryan Schulte |
5'9 So. |
Bloomfield/Bloomfield, IN |
|
73 |
Luke Schumacher |
6'2 Fr. |
Bishop Brossart/Alexandria, KY |
|
74 |
Andrew Sizemore |
6'2 Jr. |
Knox Central/Barbourville, KY |
|
75 |
Zachariah Smith |
5'2 8th |
Walton Verona Middle/Verona, KY |
|
76 |
Jack Smith |
6'2 Sr. |
Archbishop Alter/Kettering, OH |
|
77 |
Isaiah Smith |
6'0 So. |
Male/Louisville, KY |
|
78 |
Mason Spurbeck |
6'9 Sr. |
Clarksville/Clarksville, TN |
|
79 |
Josh Stacy |
5'4 Fr. |
Boyd Co./Ashland, KY |
|
80 |
Stefan Stanic |
6'6 Jr. |
Normandy/Parma, OH |
|
81 |
Mack Tackett |
5'9 So. |
Pendleton Co./Falmouth, KY |
|
82 |
Trefor Thomas |
6'1 8th |
Trinity Christian Academy/Lexington, KY |
|
83 |
Elijah Thompson |
6'2 So. |
Pineville/Pineville, KY |
|
84 |
Sawyer Thompson |
5'11 7th |
Pineville/Pineville, KY |
|
85 |
Camron Thompson |
5'9 Jr. |
East Jessamine/Nicholasville, KY |
|
86 |
Zachary Turner |
6'0 Sr. |
Central Hardin/Cecilia, KY |
|
87 |
Brady Uhl |
6'1 Sr. |
Alter/Kettering, OH |
|
89 |
Eli Watkins |
5'10 So. |
Christian Academy/Louisville, KY |
|
90 |
Tyler Weathington |
6'3 Jr. |
National Trail/New Paris, OH |
|
91 |
Cameron White |
6'2 Sr. |
Augusta/Augusta, KY |
|
92 |
Matthew Wills |
6'0 So. |
Hopkinsville/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
93 |
Kolby Wright |
6'2 So. |
Christ Presbyterian Acad./Nashville, TN |
|
94 |
Tybias Young |
6'0 Sr. |
Metter/Metter, GA |
|
95 |
Esrom Tsegate |
5'4 Fr. |
Eastern/Louisville, KY |
|
96 |
Grayson Bryant |
5'10 So. |
Eastern/Louisville, KY |
|
97 |
Xavier Shobe |
5'8 Jr. |
Southern/Louisville, KY |
|
98 |
Kenny Swincher |
5'9 Jr. |
Atherton/Louisville, KY |
|
99 |
Jamiere Weaver |
6'1 So. |
Fern Creek/Louisville, KY |
|
100 |
Sam Robinson |
5'9 So. |
Fern Creek/Louisville, KY |
|
101 |
Cam'Ron Hamby |
6'1 Jr. |
Southern/Louisville, KY |
|
102 |
Jaden Sheppard |
5'9 7th |
Sahuarita/Tucson, AZ |
|
105 |
Ben Hyatt |
5'3 Fr. |
Trinity/Louisville, KY |
|
106 |
Jonathan Anthony |
5'9 Sr. |
Lloyd Memorial/Erlanger, KY |
|
107 |
Brady Schuler |
5'9 Fr. |
Floyd Central/Floyds Knobs, IN |
|
108 |
Simon Craig |
5'11 Jr. |
Eastern/Louisville, KY |
|
109 |
Kaelon Harkema |
6'1 CF |
Ballard/Louisville, KY |
|
110 |
Phillip Armstrong |
6'0 CF |
Seneca/Louisville, KY |
|
111 |
Zachary Bird |
6'4 Jr. |
Eastern/Louisville, KY |
|
112 |
Jaden Outten |
6'1 Sr. |
Aspire Academy/Louisville, KY |
|
115 |
William Bryan |
5'10 Jr. |
University Heights Academy/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
116 |
Cameron George |
6'4 Sr. |
William Blount/Maryville, TN |
|
117 |
Zach Patterson |
6'3 Sr. |
Knox Central/Barbourville, KY |
|
118 |
Jevonte Turner |
6'3 Jr. |
Knox Central/Barbourville, KY |
|
120 |
Slaht Hunter |
6'2 Sr. |
Wiliamsburg Independent/Williamsburg, KY |
|
121 |
Aiden Borden |
6'1 So. |
Hopkinsville/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
122 |
Jacob Gauze |
6'1 Fr. |
Raceland/Raceland, KY |
|
123 |
Bailey Thacker |
5'11 8th |
Raceland/Raceland, KY |
|
124 |
John Reinhart |
5'8 8th |
St. John's/Georgetown, KY |
|
125 |
Ricky Washington |
5'10 Jr. |
Woodford Co./Versailles, KY |
|
126 |
Kendrick Adams |
6'2 So. |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
127 |
Khryan Vaughn |
6'4 So. |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
128 |
Jhaden Vaughn |
6'3 8th |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
129 |
Jordan Miles |
5'11 Fr. |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
130 |
Bradin Nelson |
6'0 Fr. |
Webster Co./Dixon, KY |
|
131 |
Marquis Barnett |
6'2 Jr. |
Brunswick/Brunswick, OH |
|
132 |
Baylor Mattingly |
6'2 Jr. |
Lincoln Co./Stanford, KY |
|
133 |
Sam Clements |
5'6 8th |
St. Peters & Paul/Lexington, KY |
|
134 |
Dominic Brown |
5'11 Jr. |
Magnolia Heights/Senatobia, MS |
|
135 |
Jace Coats |
5'2 7th |
Barboursville Middle/Barboursville, WV |
|
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|
|
|
Junior High School Division
There were three teams entered in this division designated Louisiana, South Carolina, and Tennessee. They will play exhibition games on Monday night which does not count toward the championship. Tuesday they will play three games each with the champion being decided by won-lost records or winning percentage. In the event of a tie the champion will be determined by criteria determined by the camp director. The records after exhibition play were Tennessee (2-0), Louisiana (2-1), and South Carolina (0-3). The records were then cleared and play began Tuesday for the championship. Louisiana claimed the championship with a 3-1 record. Tennessee claimed the runner-up position with a 2-2 record and South Carolina finished play with a 1-3 slate. 6-3 8th Grade Jhaden Vaughn (Trigg County Cadiz KY was named Tournament Co-MVP from Team Louisiana. 6-1 Fr. Dylan Hammonds (Grant County Dry Ridge KY) was named Tournament Co-MVP from Team Tennessee.
Junior High School Division All-Tournament Team
|
Isaac Hosman |
5'10 8th |
Massac Co./Metropolis, IL |
|
Mason Guffey |
6'3 Fr. |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
Cohen Davis |
5'9 8th |
Clinton Co./Albany, KY |
|
Jhaden Vaughn |
6'3 8th |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
Evan Biliter |
6'0 Fr. |
Pineville/Pineville, KY |
|
Dylan Hammonds |
6'1 Fr. |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
Coby Kramer |
5'5 Fr. |
Highlands/Ft. Thomas, KY |
|
Sam Clements |
5'6 8th |
St. Peters & Paul/Lexington, KY |
|
John Reinhart |
5'8 8th |
St. John's/Georgetown, KY |
|
Zachariah Smith |
5'2 8th |
Walton Verona Middle/Verona, KY |
This camp gives out several awards over the session. The awards for the Junior High School Division are:
|
Free Throw Champ – Frontline |
Rashaad Faulkner |
Bryan Station Middle/Lexington, KY |
|
Free Throw Champ – Backcourt |
Coby Kramer |
Highlands/Ft. Thomas, KY |
|
Hot Shot Champ – Frontline |
Sawyer Thompson |
Pineville/Pineville, KY |
|
Hot Shot Champ – Backcourt |
John Reinhart |
St. John's/Georgetown, KY |
|
3-Pt. Shooting Champ – Frontline |
Bailey Thacker |
Raceland/Raceland, KY |
|
3-Pt. Shooting Champ – Backcourt |
John Reinhart |
St. John's/Georgetown, KY |
|
Top Sleeper |
Trefor Thomas |
Trinity Christian Academy/Lexington, KY |
|
Most Improved |
Bailey Thacker |
Raceland/Raceland, KY |
|
Top Ballhandler |
Nick Griffith |
Beaumont Middle/Lexington, KY |
|
Top Passer |
Rashaad Faulkner |
Bryan Station Middle/Lexington, KY |
|
Top Defender |
Malik Corley |
Laporte Middle/Laporte, IN |
|
Top Rebounder |
Theo Cseledy |
Dunbar/Lexington, KY |
|
110% Award |
Jackson Keene |
Elkhorn City Elementay/Elkhorn City, KY |
|
Top Station Worker |
Josh Stacy |
Boyd Co./Ashland, KY |
|
Top Shooter |
Coby Kramer |
Highlands/Ft. Thomas, KY |
|
Best Attitude |
Jace Coats |
Barboursville Middle/Barboursville, WV |
|
Camp MVP |
Isaac Hosman |
Massac Co./Metropolis, IL |
|
Camp Runner-up MVP |
Mason Guffey |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
Tournament Co-MVP |
Dylan Hammonds |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
Tournament Co-MVP |
Jhaden Vaughn |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
|
|
|
Junior High School
Division Summary
There were several impressive players in this division. 5-10 8th
Grade Isaac Hosman (Massac County Metropolis IL) was named Camp MVP for
this division and is an outstanding scoring and passing point guard. 6-3
Fr. Mason Guffey (Grant County Dry Ridge KY) was named Camp Runner-UP
MVP for this division and finishes at the rim and can stroke the outside jump
shot. 6-3 8th Grade Jhaden Vaughn (Trigg County Cadiz
KY) excellent talent with a big upside. 6-1 Jr. Dylan Hammonds
(Grant County Dry Ridge KY) is a good player with solid skills in all
areas. 6-0 Fr. Evan Biliter (Pineville Pineville KY) is an
excellent rebounder who hustles and has a soft touch on his jump shot.
5-9 8th Grade Cohen Davis (Clinton County Albany KY) this
scoring combo guard is one to watch in the future. 5-6 8th
Grade Sam Clements (St. Peters & Paul Lexington KY) finishes well
and can score from anywhere. 5-5 Fr. Coby Kramer (Highlands Ft.
Thomas KY) is very athletic, passes the ball, and is a good shooter. 5-8
8th Grade John Reinhart (St. John’s Georgetown KY) is a great
penetrator who finishes at the rim. 5-2 8th Grade Zachariah
Smith (Walton Verona Middle Verona KY) has solid skills and a great
attitude.
5-5 8th Grade Malik Corley (LaPorte Middle LaPorte IN) is a quick, fast, athletic point guard who can shoot the ball. 6-3 Fr. Theo Cseledy (Paul Laurence Dunbar Lexington KY) is a post player who runs the floor and rebounds well. 5-7 7th Grade Connor Loy (Adair County Middle Columbia KY) is a strong guard who gets results, watch in the future. 6-1 8th Grade Trefor Thomas (Trinity Christian Academy Lexington KY) is a great team player who hits the boards and plays hard. 5-11 8th Grade Bailey Thacker (Raceland Raceland KY) is a much improved player who scores well with his jump shot. 5-11 7th Grade Sawyer Thompson (Pineville Pineville KY) can play effectively both inside and out. This is a partial list of players who impressed and there were several other players in this division poised for “break out” seasons.
There were ten teams entered in this division. The North Division consisted of Alabama, Arkansas, California, Delaware, and Florida. The South Division consisted of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, and Kentucky. Each team will play five games with the “tournament” champion and runner-up being determined by winning percentage. If there is a tie the tiebreaker will be determined by criteria set by the camp director.
The records after the five games were as follows: North Division-Florida (4-1), Alabama (3-2), Arkansas (3-2), California (2-3), and Delaware (2-3). South Division-Kentucky (4-1), Indiana (4-1), Illinois (2-3), Iowa (1-4), and Kansas (0-5). Kentucky was named Tournament Champion based on less defensive points allowed and Florida was named Tournament Runner-Up based on the same criteria plus a victory over Indiana in head-to-head competition. Tournament Co-MVP from Team Kentucky was 5-9 Sr. Jonathan Anthony (Lloyd Memorial Erlanger KY). The Tournament Co-MVP from Team Florida was 6-3 So. KC Cabiness (Hopkinsville Hopkinsville KY). This was a very competitive high-spirited slate of five games and even though it was not an actual tournament format each team took ever game seriously and the outcome was not decided until the last round of games when the only undefeated team Indiana was knocked off by Florida.
High School Division All-Tournament Team
|
Stefan Stanic |
6'6 Jr. |
Normandy/Parma, OH |
|
Zachary Turner |
6'0 Sr. |
Central Hardin/Cecilia, KY |
|
William Bryan |
5'10 Jr. |
University Heights Academy/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
Jacob Roberts |
6'2 Jr. |
White Station/Memphis, TN |
|
Ricky Washington |
5'10 Jr. |
Woodford Co./Versailles, KY |
|
Warner Bryan |
6'8 Sr. |
LaRue Co./Hodgenville, KY |
|
Brady Uhl |
6'1 Sr. |
Alter/Kettering, OH |
|
Carson Crass |
6'0 Sr. |
La Porte/La Porte, IN |
|
Leon Chase Hammond |
6'4 Sr. |
Oak Hill/Oak Hill, OH |
|
Tybias Young |
6'0 Sr. |
Metter/Metter, GA |
|
Jamaun Clark |
5'9 Sr. |
Paris/Paris, KY |
|
Logan Lautzenheiser |
5'10 Sr. |
DeSales/Louisville, KY |
|
Zach Patterson |
6'3 Sr. |
Knox Central/Barbourville, KY |
|
Cameron Harrison |
6'1 Jr. |
National Trail/New Paris, OH |
|
Grant Niehaus |
6'2 Sr. |
Washington/Washington, IN |
|
Tre Massey |
6'3 Jr. |
Brunswick/Brunswick, OH |
|
Dominic Brown |
5'11 Jr. |
Magnolia Heights/Senatobia, MS |
|
Zachary Bird |
6'4 Jr. |
Eastern/Louisville, KY |
|
Kaelon Harkema |
6'1 CF |
Ballard/Louisville, KY |
|
Jaden Outten |
6'1 Sr. |
Aspire Academy/Louisville, KY |
|
|
|
|
This camp gives out several awards over the session. The awards for this division are:
|
Free Throw Champ – Frontline |
Nikolas Dumancic |
Ryle/Union, KY |
|
Free Throw Champ – Backcourt |
Grayson Bryant |
Eastern/Louisville, KY |
|
Hot Shot Champ – Frontline |
Locke Hord |
Fairview/Fairview, TN |
|
Hot Shot Champ – Backcourt |
Baylor Mattingly |
Lincoln Co./Stanford, KY |
|
3-Pt. Shooting Champ – Frontline |
Tyler Weathington |
National Trail/New Paris, OH |
|
3-Pt. Shooting Champ – Backcourt |
Tybias Young |
Metter/Metter, GA |
|
Top Sleeper |
Andrew Rinn |
Revere/Bath Township, OH |
|
Slam Dunk Champ |
Kaelon Harkema |
Ballard/Louisville, KY |
|
Most Improved |
Khryan Vaughn |
Trigg Co./Cadiz, KY |
|
Top Ballhandler |
Arthur McKnight |
Hopkinsville/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
Top Passer |
Jack Smith |
Archbishop Alter/Kettering, OH |
|
Top Defender |
Immanuel Hackett |
Metter/Metter, GA |
|
Top Rebounder |
Jevonte Turner |
Knox Central/Barbourville, KY |
|
110% Award |
Xavier Shobe |
Southern/Louisville, KY |
|
Top Station Worker |
Luke Dawalt |
Grant Co./Dry Ridge, KY |
|
Best Attitude |
Jaden Carman |
Donelson Christian Acad/Nashville, TN |
|
Top Shooter |
Jacob Mann |
Bullitt Central/Shepherdsville, KY |
|
Top Underclassman |
Stefan Stanic |
Normandy/Parma, OH |
|
Camp MVP |
Warner Bryan |
LaRue Co./Hodgenville, KY |
|
Camp Runner-up MVP |
Leon Chase Hammond |
Oak Hill/Oak Hill, OH |
|
Tournament Co-MVP |
KC Cabiness |
Hopkinsville/Hopkinsville, KY |
|
Tournament Co-MVP |
Jonathan Anthony |
Lloyd Memorial/Erlanger, KY |
|
|
|
|
High School Division
Summary
6-8 Sr. Warner Bryan (LaRue County Hodgenville KY) was named Camp MVP
and is a big body that is very effective in the paint. 6-4 Sr. Leon
Chase Hammond (Oak Hill Oak Hill OH) was named Camp Runner-Up MVP and is a
strong, aggressive 4/5 type that defends his position. 6-6 Jr. Stefan
Stanic (Normandy Parma OH) was named top underclassman can play either the
“3” or “4” and the sky is the limit. 6-2 Jr. Jacob Roberts (White
Station Memphis TN) is a crafty, scoring wing player. 6-0 Sr. Carson
Crass (LaPorte LaPorte IN) is a pure point guard who distributes and makes
his teammates better. 6-1 Jr. Cameron Harrison (National Trail New
Paris OH) point guard with skills and high basketball IQ. 5-11 Jr. Dominic
Brown (Magnolia Heights Senatobia MS) has great ball security and court
vision. 5-9 Sr. Jamaun Clark (Paris Paris KY) is a quick,
aggressive point guard who finishes at the rim. 6-0 Sr. Tybias Young
(Metter Metter GA) is a strong wing player who can shoot the “3” ball.
6-2 Sr. Grant Niehaus (Washington Washington IN) shoots the ball well
from outside. 6-3 Jr. Tre Massey (Brunswick Brunswick OH) is a
good shooter who can create his own shot. 6-1 Sr. Brady Uhl (Alter
Kettering OH) is a smart point guard who scores and passes.
6-3 Sr. Zach Patterson (Knox Central Barbourville KY) has good all around skills and can shoot the ball. 5-10 Jr. Ricky Washington (Woodford County Versailles KY) is a quick, scoring combo guard. 6-0 Sr. Zachary Turner (Central Hardin Cecilia KY) gets to rim and defends. 5-10 Jr. William Bryan (University Heights Academy Hopkinsville KY) excellent floor general who leads and scores. 6-1 Sr. Jaden Outten (Aspire Academy Louisville KY) scoring point guard is clever in the paint. 6-1 CF Kaelon Harkema (Ballard Louisville KY) athletic graduating senior can really play the 2-guard. 6-4 Jr. Zachary Bird (Eastern Louisville KY) strong rebounder and team leader. 5-10 Sr. Logan Lautzenheiser (DeSales Louisville KY) is a complete and versatile scorer. 6-4 Sr. Jacob Mann (Bullitt Central Shepherdsville KY) is a good shooter and moves well without the ball. 6-4 So. Khryan Vaughn (Trigg County Cadiz KY) is very strong with a good upside.
6-3 Jr. Jevonte Turner (Knox Central Barbourville KY) is an athletic combo guard that finishes at the rim and rebounds. 6-2 So. Kolby Wright (Christ Presbyterian Academy Nashville TN) is a strong, athletic player. 6-4 Sr. Cameron George (William Blount Maryville TN) finishes strong at the rim. 6-2 Sr. Jack Smith (Archbishop Alter Kettering OH) has good, solid offensive skills. 6-5 Sr. Luke Dawalt (Grant County Dry Ridge KY) is a good shooting forward. 6-9 Sr. Mason Spurbeck (Clarksville Clarksville TN) has a big body and crashes the boards. 6-3 So. Joshua Dukes (Booneville Booneville MS) is young and can shoot the “J”. 6-2 Sr. Immanuel Hackett (Metter Metter GA) is a versatile player who can play any position. 5-9 Sr. Jonathan Anthony (Lloyd Memorial Erlanger KY) is a combo guard who has a good basketball IQ, gets results.
This was my 21st year attending the camp and I continue to be impressed with
the involvement and work ethics of the camp director. He has a very
“hands-on” approach and observes each player’s performance at least once
daily. While talent levels may vary slightly from camp to camp, the
players have ample opportunity to display their abilities, and there are always
some previously undiscovered gems.
The strengths of this camp should start with the aforementioned work ethics of the camp director. He makes everyone feel welcome and provides the official camp programs, all-star game rosters, and the list of award winners. 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.
Ron Harrison’s reports on this and other basketball events appear on http://www.kyprephoops.com.