CP3 Rising Stars National Camp: C/O 2029 Frontcourt Recap (Pt. 2)

Bermuda Run, NC — The 13th annual CP3 Rising Stars Camp concluded after a weekend of high-level competition and continued player growth. The event gathered many of the nation's most promising young prospects, giving them a stage to showcase their abilities in front of scouts and evaluators. Standout performances came from athletes across positions, emphasizing both their current skill and long-term potential. In this eighth installment of our coverage, we spotlight several class of 2029 bigs who made a lasting impact with their play.    Jackson King made his presence felt at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp with his strong interior play and consistent production around the basket. He established himself as a reliable force in the paint, using his size to control the low post and finish efficiently. King's footwork stood out for a player of his size, allowing him to create clean looks and maintain balance in traffic. With an overall skill set that continues to impress, he was a steady producer at the rim and one of the most dependable bigs throughout the event.     Xavier Marciulionis stood out at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp with his versatility and poise. He displayed strong shot-making ability in the mid-range and around the basket, scoring efficiently without forcing the action. Marciulionis was active on the boards, extending possessions with his effort and instincts crashing the glass. He ran the floor well in transition and played at his own pace, never letting defenders speed him up. His all-around game and composure made him one of the more reliable contributors at the camp.     Niles Mason made a big impact at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp, showcasing his athleticism and versatility on both ends of the floor. He flew around the court with energy, scoring consistently at all three levels and keeping defenders on their heels. Mason defended with focus and intensity, often turning stops into fast-break opportunities with his quickness and anticipation. His ability to contribute as a two-way player—scoring efficiently while locking in defensively—made him one of the more complete and impactful performers at the camp.     Savian McAllister impressed at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp, showing how effective he can be as a low-post presence. He consistently finished over smaller defenders, using his size and strength to establish position and convert efficiently. McAllister demonstrated a high basketball IQ, adjusting quickly to defensive schemes and making smart decisions under pressure. Beyond scoring, he stood out as a player who always seemed to make the right play to help his team win, whether through effort, positioning, or timely execution.     William Phillips was an exciting prospect to watch at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp, showcasing why he's considered one of the most skilled players in his class. He competed with a consistently high motor, playing hard every possession and using his strong build to his advantage on both ends. Phillips also showed noticeable growth in his perimeter game, knocking down jumpers more consistently, which made him even tougher to guard. His combination of effort, skill, and physicality highlighted his upside and overall impact at the camp.    Stay tuned for more from Prep Hoops Next!

Bermuda Run, NC — The 13th annual CP3 Rising Stars Camp concluded after a weekend of high-level competition and continued player growth. The event gathered many of the nation's most promising young prospects, giving them a stage to showcase their abilities in front of scouts and evaluators. Standout performances came from athletes across positions, emphasizing both their current skill and long-term potential. In this eighth installment of our coverage, we spotlight several class of 2029 bigs who made a lasting impact with their play.