<p>Jack Britt HS <strong>EJ McArthur</strong>: One of the better leaders that you will come across on and off the court, he is a true extension of the coach on the court. He looks to get all of his teammates involved, constantly communicating on both ends of the court and providing his own offense when needed.</p>
<p>Cleveland HS <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1032851" first="Walter" last="Ghaffar"]</strong>: He didn’t necessarily have the senior season that he hoped for but he showed that he is a legit prospect and one that can compete on the next level. He plays the game with a high motor so it seems like he’s constantly all over the court diving for loose ball, battling for rebounds and doing whatever it takes to give his team extra opportunities. </p>
<p>Laney HS <strong>Makoa Suriago</strong>: An unselfish player with a high IQ for the game, he is a solid player on both ends of the floor and does whatever his team needs him from him. He took on the facilitator role during this event, passing up his own shots to create scoring opportunities for teammates. </p>
<p>Living Water <strong>Josh Bryant</strong>: Will be a player that could benefit from going the JC route and fully rounding out his game some more. He stepped up time and time again knocking down big shots and showing some flashes of what he can be if he continues to put in the work. </p>
<p>Havelock HS <strong>Jaheim Lockhart</strong>: Another Guard that showed he could absolutely fill it up scoring wise, he can beat players off the dribble and finish above the rim but also scores it well from the perimeter. Schools at the JC level will want to take a close look at him as he’s another one of those players that’s on the brink of being a legit D2 prospect.</p>
<p>Liberty Christian <strong>Luke Edwards</strong>: He put up major numbers during his high school season but during camp he simply wanted to prove that he can play with college level talent. Throughout the day he did a nice job of getting others involved, giving max effort on the defensive end and playing whatever role his team needed from him. </p>
