Top Performers Sophomore ID Camp: Second Team All Soph

Following the Sophomore ID Camp two weeks ago, we're spotlighting the Second Team All-Sophomore Camp selections. These players represent the Top 15 performers recognized for their outstanding abilities and potential. Expect these athletes to become significant stock risers and prominent names within their respective classes. Each player brings a unique skillset to the court, setting the stage for a promising basketball journey.    [player_tooltip player_id='2529529' first='Brennon' last='Moreno'] put on an impressive performance by doing what he does well. There is beauty in the simple game of a traditional big man. Moreno plays the game smart and lets the flashy players showcase their skills. On the other hand, he sets picks and screens, and when they reward him with a pass he finishes. He is a big strong player and when he moves around bodies move. He is a strong post player, and he has a high motor. He works hard on the glass, and when he rebounds, he scores or makes a play for his teammates. Moreno is exactly what you want in a player, his age and size. Smart, strong, active and efficient     [player_tooltip player_id='2934525' first='Gytrin' last='Patterson'] spent the showcase displaying a high motor and stellar athleticism. He is a strong guard that works to get to the rim and dominates in the paint. He is a rim running guard that thrives on the physical part of the game and tests guards to see how physical the game will be. He has a nice mid-range stroke to match his physical style of play. He is also one of a handful of players that showed some defensive intensity as well. He was on constant lookout for competitive matchups. He was one of the few bullies in the gym and only wanted to compete against the top guys. Keep an eye out for Patterson because his skill and mentality perfectly align with growth and progress.     [player_tooltip player_id='2934420' first='Dylan' last='Vaughn'] worked the showcase with a strategy that showed flashes at just the right time. In the 3 on 3 he showed that he can handle the ball and score in one-on-one situations but also demonstrated his IQ by making timely decisions. In the 5 on 5 he was more explosive and showed his ability to handle the ball, rebound and defend while also knocking down shots. His game is serious and fun to watch because of his fundamental understanding of the game. After a quick chat with him it was clear that he was at the Camp for business. He is a clear next level prospect in the 2028 Class.     [player_tooltip player_id='2623551' first='Braylen' last='Wilson'] was the first player at the camp to catch my eye, and it was simply because of his energy. He was on 10 at the start of the 3 on 3 and he maintained that energy the entire showcase. As a sophomore earning minutes will be tough at Shreve, but there is no doubt that if his number is called, he will be ready. Wilson is a hooper. Wilson is a competitor. Wilson is everything that you want in a young player. He played hard and saw success and faced challenges, but his energy never shifted. He is a three-level scorer that uses his skill based on situations. He competes on both sides of the ball and excels on both ends. Two thumbs up for this talented player.     [player_tooltip player_id='2532109' first='Teriyl' last='Matthews']' approach to the ID Camp was to showcase his skills. He was on point and on target with his strategy. He showed that he can be the primary ball handler for a team by stepping in as PG on most possessions. When someone else wanted the pressure of bringing up the ball, he obliged and then showed his ability to play on the wing by scoring from three, the mid-range or by getting to the rim. He also, constantly moved without the ball creating more basketball opportunities for his team mates to make play. He moves to the ball when it is in the air creating a lot of second chance opportunities. Bottom line is Matthews demonstrated his abilities in a competitive environment and proved he is worthy of a ranking spot.     Levingston was one of the biggest guards in the gym with the size of a player beyond his classification. Levingston is easily at his best when he orchestrates the offense and works to get downhill. Once he gets both feet in the paint, something good will happen. He is hard to guard because of his firm understanding of pace and his tight handle. He is another one of the bully players that uses his strong frame to get to the rim and has the patience to finish in traffic while making defenders guess his next move. He is also a lock down defender and prides himself on being a tough competitor. Levingston will surely be one of the top scorers in his division next season, and as his shot continues to develop, he will be a name known around the state.

Following the Sophomore ID Camp two weeks ago, we're spotlighting the Second Team All-Sophomore Camp selections. These players represent the Top 15 performers recognized for their outstanding abilities and potential. Expect these athletes to become significant stock risers and prominent names within their respective classes. Each player brings a unique skillset to the court, setting the stage for a promising basketball journey.