PNW Exposure Camp: Session 2 Standouts
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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…
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Continue ReadingThe 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, a follow-up to our standouts from PNW Exposure Camp Session 1 we take a look at the standouts from session 2.
Jacori Ervin Jacori Ervin 6'11" | PF North Central | 2024 State WA 6’7 PF North Central 2024 – I owe Ervin an apology After day 1, I wasn’t very impressed with him and had little belief that he was a prospect. On day two he proved me wrong. The forward is a fluid rim runner that played with high energy and effort. He led the camp in dunks, finishing a ton of plays with slams around the rim. He’s raw but showed that his ability to rebound, protect the rim, and sprint the floor can impact games right now.
Trevion Frazier 6’1 SG MT Rainer 2022 – Frazier went off on Sunday. The dynamic scoring guard was a bucket at the camp. He showed an advanced offensive skillset, using a ton of COD’s and step-backs to separate from defenders. He had one of the quickest first steps at the camp, putting defenders in a bind with his ability to blow by and get to the rim.
Nate Harding Nate Harding 6'1" | PG Chelan | 2022 State WA 6’2 CG Chelan 2023 (featured image) – Harding was perhaps the top overall player at the camp. His game is as smooth as they come. The CG was able to consistently make tough shots, many coming off the bounce. He has a quick first step and showed a knack for knocking down pull-up jumpers from behind the arc.
Dane Lewis Dane Lewis 6'2" | CG Federal Way | 2023 State WA 6’1 PG Kent-Meridian 2023 – Watching Lewis in drills on Saturday, it was impossible to ignore the fact that no one could stay in front of him. He blew by everyone in 1 on 1, 2 on 2, and 5 on 5 drills. The PG showed off one of the top wiggles at the camp, getting to the bucket at will.
Darius Wilcher 6’2 SG Rainer Beach 2024 – Wilcher was solid, on both days of the camp. He used a quick first step to beat opponents to the rim and was one of the better bucket getters at the Camp. Wilcher also is a sneaky good athlete, that was able to play above the rim on several occasions.
Keegan Williams Keegan Williams 6'4" | SG Lynnwood | 2023 State WA 6’4 SF Lynwood 2023 – I’ll take Williams on my team any day. He plays hard and impacted several games with his energy and effort. His highlight was a terrific meet me at the summit block, and every time I looked up, the forward seemed to be hanging off the rim.
Efe Yurtyapan 6’5 PF Skyline 2024 – Some guys just have a knack for getting things done, and for Yurtyapan that knack is offensive rebounding. The 4 man is a volume rebounder that seemed to get every missed shot. A left-hander, Yurtyapan seemed to keep opponents off balance with his fallaway turnaround jumper.