Pangos All-South Frosh-Soph Camp - Top 30 Creme of the Crop Game

Although I couldn't attend the 2024 Pangos All-South Frosh-Soph Camp in person, I was able to catch all the action on BallerTV. Held on October 5th and 6th at the Duncanville Fieldhouse in Texas, the event, organized by Dinos Trigonis, brought together over 230 campers from 17 different states, including Texas, Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana, and Florida. It was a great chance for prospects in the 2027 and 2028 classes to make a name for themselves and showcase their talent on a national platform.    Galen showcased his ability to score both inside and out, displaying solid touch around the basket and the ability to hit from 3-point range. He's an above-the-rim finisher with enough strength and skill to finish through contact in traffic. Roberts' athleticism adds another layer to his offensive game, making him a consistent threat near the rim.     Reese impressed as a confident 3-point shooter with the athleticism to finish above the rim. His creativity as a playmaker was on full display, showcasing good vision and the ability to deliver on-time, accurate passes. With a solid handle, Alston was consistently able to create opportunities for both himself and his teammates.     Christopher displayed intriguing athleticism paired with a smooth midrange jumper and excellent passing ability. His quick first step, combined with good handles, allowed him to consistently get into the paint and finish through contact with impressive touch around the rim.     Cadarian impressed with his creativity and aggressiveness when attacking the rim, often using his good handle to get past and stay ahead of defenders. He showed a soft touch on floaters around the basket and displayed strong playmaking instincts as well as passing vision. Defensively, he competed hard and remained engaged on both ends of the floor throughout the event.     Xander showcased a solid combination of size and mobility, along with a high-energy rebounding motor on both ends of the floor. His mature understanding of rebounding positioning allowed him to consistently be in the right spots for offensive and defensive boards, as well as drop-off passes. Additionally, he demonstrated above-the-rim finishing ability and contributed as a capable passer in the paint.

Although I couldn't attend the 2024 Pangos All-South Frosh-Soph Camp in person, I was able to catch all the action on BallerTV. Held on October 5th and 6th at the Duncanville Fieldhouse in Texas, the event, organized by Dinos Trigonis, brought together over 230 campers from 17 different states, including Texas, Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana, and Florida. It was a great chance for prospects in the 2027 and 2028 classes to make a name for themselves and showcase their talent on a national platform.