Southwest basketball: a few under-the-radar guys
Eric Newman
<p>The third Southwest Basketball Camp came and went last week in Phoenix at the PHHacility, with plenty of quality hoopers. Though there were only a select few named all-stars of the different games, there was a lot of talent to go around. Here are a few players that I believe performed well but went under the radar a bit.</p>
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<p><strong>Trey Donaldson - Gilbert Christian</strong></p>
<p>Donaldson is a solid team player with a lot of athleticism and shooting ability. He was scoring well and playing good defense throughout the tournament, while not having to dominate the ball. He's poised to have a good senior year.</p>
<p><strong>Michael Batchelor - Millennium</strong></p>
<p>Batchelor is a skilled guard, who, by his own words, is "A bit under the radar," which can be attributed to the amount of immensely-talented players he's surrounded by at Millennium. At this event, he was quick up and down the floor, making good cuts off the ball and had a few good plays to create opportunities for others.</p>
<p><strong>Colin Carey - Sunrise Mtn.</strong></p>
<p>Carey was part of the non-senior all-stars, but played well enough that he definitely could have been in the top-20 game in my opinion. He can shoot the ball from outside at a consistent clip, plays good defense on the ball and with help defense, and has good handles for a guy of his size.</p>
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