Illinois Next MS Camp Team 10 & 11 Top Performers

Payton is a six-foot-three-inch Payton is a long, athletic wing. Payton can handle the ball a bit for his size and age making him a match-up problem for slower bigger players and he's too tall and long for smaller, quicker players. Payton showed two skills defending the rim, the oh nevermind when a ball handler turns away when confronted and the instant regret from a block he had on a dribbling guard. He plays AAU for the [program_tooltip program_id='2075383' first='Chicago' last='Demons'].     [player_tooltip player_id='2402553' first='Vincent' last='Sandon'] is a five-foot-nine-inch secondary ball handling guard with some outside shooting ability. I liked how he repositioned himself and made himself available to his teammates. Solid ball handler, potential as a passer.     Tang is a guard that's a strong ball handler, aggressive driver. Fast with the ball, especially getting out into the open floor. Aggressive defender, picking up opponents full-court, quick feet and hands.     [player_tooltip player_id='2385677' first='Noah' last='Young'] showed a little shot creation making a shot that he got himself into space for a mid-range shot. Aggressive attacker, good speed, but not always under control. Growing and maturing will go a long way for Young in his future     Henderson Kalbach didn't ever seem to let his small stature bother him. He shot the ball from range well, hitting a 3-pointer, and was an active worker on defense all game long.