2025 UH Team Camp Saturday Top Performers

The University of Houston Team Camp on Saturday offered spectators with great competitive games. Throughout the day, I had the privilege of evaluating five prospects who left a lasting impression. Each of them demonstrated remarkable skills and potential, making significant contributions to their respective roles within the time they had to showcase their abilities.    [player_tooltip player_id='2555167' first='Joshua' last='Lord'] the athletic forward is a well-rounded player that excels at finishing well at the rim, both downhill and in the post. As he goes downhill, he can make accurate kick-out passes when the opposing defense collapses. With his back to the basket, he can use his athleticism to shoot over defenders and hit short jumpers. Occasionally, when he grabs offensive rebounds, he primarily focuses on laying the ball back up. Defensively, he demonstrates versatility by being able to guard on all three levels. He even managed to block a couple of shots against Tomball High School while also playing solid perimeter defense.     Hudson Horvath, a player with good mechanics on his jump shot would be a target for an opposing defense on the perimeter. He started the first half with an early six points, knocking down two three-pointers that put EG3 up against the Gulf Coast Blue Chips. Without the ball, he made himself a target coming off screens at times. While he's a threat on the perimeter, he also looks for opportunities in the lane to convert layups. Defensively, Hudson is very active, playing with a sense of toughness throughout the entire game. With his height, he's not afraid of boxing out opposing players for rebounds on both ends of the floor.     Camran Bateman truly excelled in scoring, showcasing his exceptional footwork and displaying a variety of post moves while facing the basket. In the post, he demonstrated remarkable skill in exploiting mismatches against smaller defenders. He's not afraid to call for the ball either, effectively communicating to his teammates that he has a mismatch. His touch around the basket was evident, leading to numerous opportunities. You can count on him to secure defensive rebounds, but he's also quick to capitalize on offensive rebounds when the chance arises. Camran Bateman plays hard on both ends with every minute he is on the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='2430510' first='Brady' last='Colley'], a skilled shooter, played a pivotal role in building the lead for Grand Oaks against Summer Creek. Throughout the game, he executed his lanes effectively, creating numerous open looks from the perimeter. His offensive contributions provided Grand Oaks with a comfortable cushion for a significant portion of the game. In my opinion, Brady was one of the top shooters I observed throughout Saturday!     Kevin Gladney ran the floor in transition, capitalizing on numerous opportunities in the paint for open shots. His ability to shoot from range also helps him stretch the floor out. Defensively, he's a formidable presence in the paint, contesting shots at the rim. He stands his ground during post defense, refusing to be outmuscled by opposing players.

The University of Houston Team Camp on Saturday offered spectators with great competitive games. Throughout the day, I had the privilege of evaluating five prospects who left a lasting impression. Each of them demonstrated remarkable skills and potential, making significant contributions to their respective roles within the time they had to showcase their abilities.