Pangos All-American Preview: Third and Fourth Five
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West Coast grassroots luminary Dinos Trigonis got his Pangos All-American Camp season rolling a month early this year, hosting a so-called “preview” event in Lynwood, CA, one month before the main event in Las Vegas. The Pangos All-American Preview attracted…
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Continue ReadingWest Coast grassroots luminary Dinos Trigonis got his Pangos All-American Camp season rolling a month early this year, hosting a so-called “preview” event in Lynwood, CA, one month before the main event in Las Vegas.
The Pangos All-American Preview attracted a nice group of regional standouts and national sleepers hoping to snare some headlines – and possibly a berth into June’s camp.
In the end, a trio of Southern California guards – Harvard Westlake sophomores
Robert Hinton
Robert
Hinton
6'4" | CG
Harvard-Westlake | 2024
State
#147
Nation
CA-S
Jr. and Trent Perry, and Donda Academy’s Seven Bahati – were named co-MVPS
I had a chance to attend both days of the camp. This is the third report highlighting my standouts that made my third and fourth teams.
Third Five
Chris Arias, 6-5 2024 G Providence School of Jacksonville (FL)
Fluid, three level scorer shot it well from the perimeter throughout the weekend.
Gavin Hightower, 6-0 2025 PG, Windward
High-IQ and crafty point guard possesses elite feel and can score and create with equal aplomb. Really good leader who plays with confidence.
Tyrone Riley, 6-5 2024 G, St. Matthias/ Pius
Athletic, lefty scoring guard can defend multiple positions when engaged.
Jalen Milt, 6-3 2023 G, Norview (VA)
Strong, athletic combo guard got into the paint when he wanted, knockdown midrange shooter.
Martin Gumwel Martin Gumwel 6'11" | C Rancho Christian | 2023 State CA-S , 6-10 2023 C, Rancho Christian
The third best big at the camp blocked and altered a ton of shots and showed off an improved jump hook in the post to complement his rim running and finishing.
Xavier Edmonds Xavier Edmonds 6'8" | PF Bishop Montgomery | 2023 State #245 Nation CA-S , 6-9 2023 PF/C, Bishop Montgomery
Big, skilled four/five makes up for decent athleticism with excellent footwork, touch and shooting ability out to the college three. Also a very good passer with solid balls kills.
Fourth Five
Devin Ringer, 6-3 2024 PG, Fairfax
The MVP of the Top 60 game, I thought Ringer was good enough to be in the Top 30. A wiry, athletic point guard who can shoot it with prolific range and a very good passer and playmaker out of the pick and roll.
Thierry Henry Eme Ngo, 6-7 2023 F, Renaissance Academy
A mystery man of sorts, Ngo was one of the most explosive athletes and finishers in the camp and a really active rebounder to boot. Very raw offensively, but shows flashes of being able to handle in transition and attack off the wing.
Giovanni Goree, 5-11 2023 PG, Viewpoint
One of my favorite “little guards” on the weekend, Goree was a menace defensively and scored it efficiently while also creating for his teammates.
Isaiah Chappell Isaiah Chappell 6'9" | PF South Kent | 2023 State #278 Nation CA-S , 6-9 2023 F, Crossroads
Skilled big who can shoot (nice midrange touch and capable shooting it from the college three) handle and pass the ball. With a very immature frame and burgeoning athleticism, I think Chappell’s best basketball is ahead of him. Needs to add toughness.
Zyier Beverly, 6-8 2023 F, Washington Prep
Bouncy and athletic four man finished lobs and tip jams well above the rim and showed flashes of face-up game from the four spot. Really young 2023 prospect with a ton of upside