Holy Cross prospect camp: potential D3 players

On Sunday, August 24th, I attended Holy Cross' prospect camp at their campus in Worcester, MA. 40+ players were in attendance and there were recruitable players at ALL college levels. This article will conclude my coverage from camp!   Read: <a href="https://prephoops.com/2025/08/holy-cross-prospect-camp-standout-big-men/">Holy Cross prospect camp: standout big men</a>   Read: <a href="https://prephoops.com/2025/08/holy-cross-prospect-camp-impressive-guards/">Holy Cross prospect camp: impressive guards</a>   Read: <a href="https://prephoops.com/2025/08/holy-cross-prospect-camp-wings-who-excelled/">Holy Cross prospect camp: wings who excelled</a>   Below are potential D3 players who played well.    Grimsley's superpowers are his physicality and athleticism; he looks like he's ready to play college hoops right now. The 6-foot-5 rising senior is incredibly strong on drives to the rim and discards players who try to stop him from getting there, but he can also shoot it a bit from the outside and has the handles of a guard. This strength and athletic pop allows him to guard a variety of players on the defensive end, too. I would guess Grimsley will play very high level D3 basketball, but he could certainly get some scholarship looks because of his size and skillset. He's the closest thing to a scholarship prospect on this list.     Green is an exciting above the rim athlete who can do a little bit of everything offensively. He's adept at shooting the three ball -- though he could get a bit more consistent and do it more effectively off the dribble -- and he does a good job using dribble moves to blow by his defender. At the rim, he has good lift and can finish in a variety of different ways with both hands. Some improvements in his physicality (getting bigger/stronger) or his creation ability could earn him some scholarship looks, but Green is probably a high level D3 player right now.     Neal has the looks of a late blooming D3 wing. The 6-foot-4 lefty has grown a lot over the past year and is quickly becoming an effective athlete on the court. He has excellent cutting instincts and does a good job finding his way to the ball; he had a variety of garbage-man plays and always seemed to get to loose balls before his opponents. His shot is a bit wonky, and the lefty will definitely have to figure that out if he wants to play high level D3 hoops, but he has a lot of time to do so. Neal is only entering his junior year at Lynnfield High School, and he hasn't reclassified yet.     Dargati looks like a prototypical high level D3 guard. The 6-foot-4 rising senior has excellent size for the guard position and uses his body to carve out space in the middle of the floor, often leading to fadeaway jumpers and floaters. Though he isn't the quickest or most athletic, he uses his strength and brain to operate at his own pace in the paint. Dargati also strokes it from three and has good passing instincts. He's going to make a high level D3 coach very happy, or perhaps he could even get some scholarship looks because of his positional size and shooting ability.     Taylor is a very intriguing long-term prospect who has gotten a lot better over the past year. The 6-foot-7 forward is so much more controlled and balanced than he used to be, and his athleticism has continued to develop. He does a good job finishing stuff around the rim and can even step out and hit some perimeter shots, though his shot selection isn't always the best. Taylor will garner D3 attention because of his size and potential, but nothing is out of the question for him if he continues to grow and get better quickly.     Louis is another guy who exudes D3 hoops. I saw him for the first time at Curry camp and was impressed with his ability to attack the cup and use his physicality to overwhelm opposing guards. At Holy Cross camp, though, it was his defense that stood out; he does a good job beating offensive players to the spot and walling them up with his strong upper body and hands. If he can continue to get in better physical condition and be able to display that kind of effort on every possession, he could certainly garner some high level D3 looks. This year will be big for him at Archbishop Williams, and a good season could lead to some prep school opportunities for the following year.

On Sunday, August 24th, I attended Holy Cross' prospect camp at their campus in Worcester, MA. 40+ players were in attendance and there were recruitable players at ALL college levels. This article will conclude my coverage from camp!