PNW Exposure Camp: Session 1 Standouts

<p>The PNW Exposure Camp took place on Oct 2nd - 3rd in Kent Washington. Hosted by the Emerald City Basketball Club the camp featured nearly 50 players and was designed to provide exposure for potential college recruits. The camp was open to players in the class of 2025 - 2022 and featured drills, skills training, and 5 on 5 play. The two-day camp was broken up into two sessions each day. In this article, we take a look at the standouts from session 1. </p> <p><strong>Sayerr Senghore</strong> <em>6’5 SF Woodinville 2022</em> - Senghore emerged as one of the top sleepers from the camp. The lefty displayed a casual yet effective game. Senghore always seemed to have just enough, whether that meant to get by opponents, shooting over outstretched arms, or dunking on someone. The wing, who played JV his junior season, just may have turned himself into a true diamond this season. </p> <p><strong>Isaiah Cunningham</strong> <em>6’2 SG Rainer Beach 2025</em> - Cunningham is one of the hardest playing players I’ve watched this season. He gives %110 on every single play, and this weekend was no different The wing, defended and attacked downhill with relentless abandon. He also showed an improved jump shot, knocking down 3’s as well as his share of mid-range shots. </p> <p><strong>Carl Schreck</strong> <em>5’11 PG Capital 2023 (featured image)</em> - Schreck spent Saturday, eating up the competition the lefty plays with a swagger, and the game to back it up. He shot the ball effortlessly from deep and showed the ability to get all the way to the rim and finish when opponents crowded him. The master of the same hand same foot finish, the 5’11 PG showed the ability to complete plays over contesting defenders. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="929625" first="Louis" last="Grante-Halliday"]</strong> <em>6’6 PF Eastside Catholic 2022</em> - Saw a lot of LGH last year when he played with Team Lavine. He has improved greatly since then. I knew he was a high-energy, high motor player, but I was impressed with his new improved shooting ability. The stretch 4 shot lights out during the drills. In the games he flashed nice ball skills, showing the ability to get to the rim off the drive. </p> <p><strong>Mason Kent</strong> <em>6’6 PF Kentlake 2022</em> - Kent just kept growing on me throughout the day. The 4 man was one of the top rebounders at the camp, showing a knack for grabbing offensive boards. The stretch 4 has great form on his shot and showed that he can stretch the floor out to the three-point line. </p> <p><strong>Doni Burkett</strong> <em>5’10 PG Federal Way Public Academy 2026</em> - Burkett was one of the youngest players at the camp, but that didn’t stop him from being one of the most effective. He showed an advanced offensive game, using step-backs and step-throughs to elude defenders. The 8th grader was also one of the more effective marksmen, knocking down his share of shots in catch-and-shoot action. </p> <p><strong>Jeremiah White</strong> <em>6’3 SG Rainer Beach 2025</em> - White was one of the top wings at the camp. He was quick off his feet, showing a good 2nd jump off the ground. He also was an effective 1 on 1 player, punishing defenders with his shooting when they laid off and his slashing when they closed. </p> <p><strong>Caleb Berry</strong> <em>5’9 PG Todd Beamer 2024</em> - Berry was the shooter of shooters. We do this drill called the Steph Curry. Basically, you shoot from 5 spots, and you shoot from that same spot until you miss. The sophomore PG rattled off 22 straight makes from the corner and 30 overall in the drill. He also shot it well in live-action on day two, making him one of the top snipers at the camp. </p> <p style="text-align: center;"><a href="https://twitter.com/7outzbballclub1">Follow Prep Hoops </a></p>