ODU Team Camp: 2027-2029 Standouts

My June team camp schedule got underway on Monday when I attended Ohio Dominican's Team Camp, in this article I'll break down the 2027-2029 standouts from the day of basketball.    One of the top prospects at the team camp, Miller showed his impressive skillset as an athletic forward who finished above the rim and had a handful of blocks. Miller still needs to make some physical development by adding weight but has started to do so in the past few months. With a ton of production graduating from a state title team, Miller is now one of the go-to options for Olentangy Orange and he produced at a high level on Monday. With his physical frame and athleticism, Miller is a potential Division I target in central Ohio's 2027 class.     Archbishop Hoban has been one of the top programs in the Akron area and while they have a bit of a new look team around [player_tooltip player_id='2443749' first='John' last='Johnson'], Henninge stood out on Monday. Able to make shots off the catch and liking the floater when he drove to the basket, Henninge was confident going up with his left hand at the rim. I was most impressed with Henninge's passing ability, not letting the ball stick to his hands and helping the ball move from one side of the court to the other.     Cincinnati Hughes showed some solid effort with a young squad that liked to push the pace. Ross Jr is a stockier lefty wing guard who has a high arcing jumper and uses his frame to finish through contact. I also thought Ross passed the ball better than what I've seen in the past, playing off two feet and setting up teammates for layups. As a freshman Ross found his stride in the second half of the season, averaging about 5 PPG and shooting 38.5% from 3-point range.     Massillon Jackson has a young team that (shocker) likes to shoot the 3-point shot. O'Bryne is a stocky lefty guard who showed off his ability to score on the perimeter. Able to make shots off the catch or dribble, O'Bryne is a player you need to put a hand up to prevent him from getting easy looks from 3-point range. Once again the Polar Bears will be tough to defend as they have a bunch of offensive talent.     One of the top incoming freshman in northeast Ohio, Morris was getting busy in an early morning game against Olentangy Orange where he had a couple tough buckets off the dribble as he created his own offense. I was impressed with Morris ability to handle and shoot at his height and age. On a smaller Massillon Jackson squad, Morris had his hands full by defending the biggest player on the opposing team, I liked seeing his effort trying to keep taller and older players off the glass. Morris will be a well-known name across Ohio sooner rather than later.

My June team camp schedule got underway on Monday when I attended Ohio Dominican's Team Camp, in this article I'll break down the 2027-2029 standouts from the day of basketball.