17U: Big Shots Carolina Rise Summer Showdown Standouts, Part I
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<h5>Big Shots Carolina Rise Showdown brought out some intriguing prospects. Here’s a look at Part I of the 17U Standouts.</h5>
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<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="574443" first="Camian" last="Shell"] | 5’10 Point Guard | Big Shots Select Winston-Salem</h5>
<p>Shell showed off his ability to make plays in the backcourt and knock down shots for Big Shots Select Winston-Salem on their way to the 17U crown. He’s emerged as a breakout prospect with his ability to navigate the defense and defend the basketball with his speed and strength. </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1258248" first="Eli" last="Johnson"] | 6’1 Guard | Winston 76ers 2022 Johnson (Calvary Day School)</h5>
<p>Johnson was a name in the Winston 76ers backcourt that stood out with his ability to score the ball and make plays at Big Shots Carolina Rise Showdown. He finished with 17.3 ppg including 24 points in their final game to close out the event. He’s a wiry guard that can get downhill and finish in the paint and create shots on the perimeter as well.</p>
<h5>Camron Jones | 6’3 Guard | Team Loaded Bowman (Maury High)</h5>
<p>Jones was a two-way standout on the hardwood with Team Loaded Bowman. He showed off his ability to find the ball on either end of the floor, using his strength and frame to make an impact. He put together 19.7 points per contest while showing off his ability to shoot the ball and create off the bounce as a playmaker. </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="932088" first="Anthony" last="Sellars"] | 6’7 Forward | Big Shots Select Winston-Salem</h5>
<p>Sellars showed off his length and ability to run rim to rim as Big Shots Select Winston-Salem won the 17U crown. He finished with 14 points in the title game as he got to the rim and finished in traffic and showed off his range on the perimeter. He’s a sleeper in NC’s 2022 class with versatility. </p>
<h5>[player_tooltip player_id="1258247" first="Alvin" last="Singleton"] | 5’10 Point Guard | Team Impact NC (New Life Christian Academy)</h5>
<p>Singleton was a fast-starter off the bench for Team Impact that made his impact in the backcourt. He’s a speedy floor general that controls the pace with his ability to knock down shots on the perimeter and finish in traffic. He showed off his decision making skills while producing 14.3 ppg on the weekend.</p>
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