2020 Big Shots Prep Nationals: Moravian Prep Report

<p>The Moravian Prep Regional and Post-Graduate programs had productive years on the hardwood this season. Here's a look at some top performers at Big Shots Prep Nationals.</p> <h3>Regional Team</h3> <h5>2020 Point Guard - Cam Thompson</h5> <p><strong>Cam Thompson</strong> is a scrappy guard that got after it on both ends for the regional squad at Big Shots Prep Nationals. Coaches in need of an unselfish guard that will do anything to win should inquire about Thompson. He never backs down from a challenge and sets the tone with his ability to get to the paint and finish in traffic despite his 5-foot-10 size.</p> <h5>2022 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="944996" first="Hamilton" last="Campbell"]</h5> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="944996" first="Hamilton" last="Campbell"] is a combo guard for the regional squad that showed off his whole toolbox in their victory over New Faith Christian Academy in the national title game. He put up 21 points on five made 3-pointers, playing well within himself to lift his team on offense. He’s an all effort guy that plays hard and puts on a show while he does it.</p> <h5>2020 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="833170" first="Perez" last="Bowser"]</h5> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="833170" first="Perez" last="Bowser"] was another prospect for Moravian Prep’s regional squad that stepped up big in their championship victory with 17 points in the backcourt. Bowser showed off his ability to run the floor and get to the rim in their final game and showed his stroke with three 3-pointers in their first game of Big Shots Prep Nationals. He’s a prospect that adjusts to the game as it goes along and does it quite well.</p> <h5>2021 Forward[player_tooltip player_id="838040" first="Tavis" last="Bridges"]</h5> <p>6-foot-7 forward [player_tooltip player_id="838040" first="Tavis" last="Bridges"] is a prospect that continues to show off his potential at the next level. He uses his length well in the paint to finish with authority around the rim and his play was enough that Chowan University offered while in attendance. As he learns to make things easy on the floor, he’ll be one to watch for the regional squad.</p> <h5>2021 Forward Tee Bryan</h5> <p><strong>Tee Bryan</strong> is an emerging forward that plays his role well as an option in the paint and a presence in the paint on defense. He got hurt in their title game but he still managed to show off his ability to rebound the ball and defend the paint. He'll be one to watch over the spring/summer.</p> <h5>2021 Forward Sasha Letino</h5> <p><strong>Sasha Letino</strong> is a mismatch on the hardwood when he's engaged and focused on his role as a sharpshooter and cutter in the halfcourt. He scored a personal weekend-best 16 points along with two 3-pointers in their final game of the weekend to show off what he could do. He's another junior forward to watch in the regional squad's rotation.</p> <h5>2025 Guard Eli Ellis</h5> <p><strong>Eli Ellis</strong> is just a seventh-grader but he’s managed to find his way as a key piece for the regional squad. He earned an offer from Southern Miss after posting 24 points in a 78-72 victory over Carolina Basketball Academy. He’s a player that does more than just knock down 3-pointers, though he’s able to do so at a high volume if not guarded on the wing.</p> <h3>Post-Grad</h3> <h5>6-foot-2 Guard Javon Anderson</h5> <p>Francis-Marion commit <strong>Javon Anderson</strong> was a standout for Moravian Prep Black Post-Grad as they won the Prep National title in the Blue division. Anderson showed off his skill set as a combo guard that can get downhill and make things happen with relentless effort. He's a 6-foot-2 guard that's just scratching the surface as a two-way threat on the floor.</p> <h5>6-foot-7 Wing/Forward Zach Austin</h5> <p>Zach Austin was a standout all-weekend long for Moravian Prep Black, producing 22.7 points per game and the MVP of the Blue Division for his post-grad club. The 6-foot-6 versatile wing made things look easy as he got to the rim and finished with authority no matter who was in front of him. He holds offers from High Point and USC Upstate.</p> <h5>6-foot-6 Forward Noah Dunn</h5> <p><strong>Noah Dunn</strong> is a forward prospect that's really bounced back with Moravian Prep Black after suffering a knee injury late last season. He's really mastered taking his time and knocking down shots in the high-post and midrange area. As he does that and rebounds the basketball, look for him to get a few more offers as the season wraps up. He holds offers from Limestone College and Montreat.</p> <h5>6-foot-1 Guard David Murphy</h5> <p><strong>David Murphy</strong> was a combo guard for Moravian Prep Grey that stood out with his ability to control the tempo. Murphy is an explosive guard that makes plays at the rim. He's an unselfish combo guard that lets the game come to him and doesn't overdo things. As he learns to create for himself, he's a player that should get a lot more looks.</p> <h5>6-foot-3 Guard/Wing Devaron Benjamin</h5> <p><strong>Devaron Benjamin</strong> was another Moravian Prep Grey standout that did a whole lot more than score. Benjamin made things look easy on both ends using his length and quickness to create turnovers and get easy layups on the fastbreak. As he grows into his body and gets stronger, look for him to find his way as a versatile option on the floor.</p> <h5>6-foot-1 Guard Themus Fulks</h5> <p><strong>Themus Fulks</strong> was a top performer in the Post Grad division with his ability to get to the rim and finish. He averaged 18.7 points per game for Moravian Prep Grey and took home MVP honors in their opening game of Big Shots Prep Nationals with 17 points. Fulks is a smooth operator that makes plays no matter who is on the floor with him. He can find teammates open for shots or push the ball on the break for layups at the rim. He's a lead guard that should get some looks and already holds an offer from South Carolina State.</p> <h5>6-foot-4 Guard/Wing Shawn Nelson</h5> <p><strong>Shawn Nelson</strong> is an underrated athlete in the Moravian Prep Grey rotation that showed off his ability to rebound and run the lane on the fastbreak. Nelson was a versatile option for Moravian Prep Grey that showed off his ability to create off the bounce. He's got untapped strength and athleticism that makes him an intriguing prospect for this squad. He's been offered by South Georgia Tech and has interest from Florida Southwestern, Tallahassee CC and Florida Southwest.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>