<h2>September 8, 2015</h2><p>Old Mill guard <strong>Camari Wilkerson</strong> has yet to see his recruitment take off just yet, but has seen some interest come in from three programs.</p>
<p>“Southern Connecticut State, Mount St. Mary’s, and Quinnipiac have been in contact with me; they’ve called and texted,” said the 5-foot-10 senior. “I have plans to visit Southern Connecticut State, they’ve been wanting me to come up, but I just need to find some time to fit that into my schedule.”</p>
<p>Wilkerson spent his spring and summer with two seperate area grassroots programs, starting with Mid-Atlantic Select, but ending with Maryland 3D.</p>
<p>“The roster on Mid-Atlantic Select had too many people, and Maryland 3D just played more people and I was able to get in more,” he said.</p>
<p>“I really worked on my off-hand and my shooting, and getting more assists and more shots.”</p>
<p>The 5-foot-10 prospect has spent most of his playing career as a point guard, but is also comfortable playing the off-guard. He described his playing style to PHM.</p>
<p>“I like to find my open shooters, and then once I get the shooters rolling I can get to the inside and get the post players involved. I’d say my passing and ball-handling are my best strengths,” said Wilkerson, who is getting set for his senior season with the Patriots.</p>
<p>“This year I’m going to start at the two so that I can get more shots up. I’m comfortable playing either guard position, but I do like to come off the screen and play offense that way. And I think we should be able to make it to regional championships, or even further.”</p>
Continue reading this article and more.
Continue Reading
Already a subscriber?
Log in