Pennsylvania Camp Standouts Philly Area Prospects

Few Philadelphia area prospects who made some noise with their play during Hoop Group Future All-American Camp & MADE Hoops VKTRY JR. All-American Camp.    Green scored the basketball in many different ways throughout camp. He was effective in transition and showed that he can play above the rim. His size and length give him advantage over others he goes up against. Green was patient on the attack and used fakes. He also showed that he can rebound out of his area. He showed the ability to use his ball skills frequently.     Benson impressed with his scoring pop showing that he can get a bucket in a timely fashion. He has good size at the lead guard spot and uses it to his advantage against smaller defenders. On the defensive end he shows the ability to cover ground with ease due to his quickness. He has good touch from behind the arc and scored from there on numerous occasions. He also showed he could get others the rock.     Franklin does a good job maneuvering to different spots off the bounce. He was able to play out of screens in the half-court. Franklin was in good spots to get rebounds. His ability to get the ball and go was seen during camp. He uses his angles well on the attack. Franklin was a threat to space the floor. I like how he stays involved in the game and has his fingerprints all over the game.     Copeland is a smooth operating guard who is a natural scorer and finds the rim in a plethora of different ways. He has decent size at the guard position. Copeland is effective filling the lane in transition. He does a nice job breaking the game down and can get the best of defenders in iso situations. Should be a prospect who sees early time in the PCL as a freshman.     Attoh-Mensah is an active live body who makes an impact on the game on either end. He is elite at slashing and uses his quickness to his advantage. His branch like arms allow rebound, contest shots, and disrupt passing lanes. He also has a good deal of athleticism. Attoh-Mensah has no issue seeking out contact when going downhill.     Atkins is at his best when he is lumbering his way downhill in transition. He is a physical scoring guard who has a knack for finding the bucket. He shows some flashes of getting others involved with his passing. Atkins showed some flashes from behind the arc. He is an early name to know in the class of 2029 in the Philly area.     Taormina is a swingman who impressed with his versatility throughout camp. He was a frequent floor spacer. He was in passing lanes to collect steals and turned defense to offense. Taormina showed he could push the ball ahead and find others for scoring chances of their own. He filled the lane in transition effortlessly. His size allows him to take advantage of smaller defenders.     Supplee was a marksmen from behind the arc converting from deep on many different occasions. He shoots a clean ball and if his feet are set there is a high chance he is converting from deep. He also was in good spots to get rebounds. Supplee plays with a chip on his shoulder whenever he steps on the floor and is a threat to be a momentum shifter whenever he steps onto the floor.     Chwastyk impressed with his skill showing he can be a mismatch nightmare on the offensive end. He spaced the floor and also finished around the bucket. He does a nice job running the floor. Chwastyk's length allowed for him to alter shots and protect the rim. He continues to develop with experience.

Few Philadelphia area prospects who made some noise with their play during Hoop Group Future All-American Camp & MADE Hoops VKTRY JR. All-American Camp.