CP3 Rising Stars National Camp:Class of 2029 Wing Recap (Pt. 2)

Bermuda Run, NC — The 13th annual CP3 Rising Stars Camp wrapped up after a weekend packed with high-level competition and player development. The event brought together many of the nation's top young prospects, giving them the platform to showcase their abilities in front of scouts and evaluators. Standout performances came from athletes across every position, highlighting both their current skill and long-term upside. In this fifth installment of our coverage, we spotlight several 2029 wings who made a lasting impression on the court.    Cadien Hudson stood out at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp as a versatile and athletic wing with a complete offensive package. He consistently scored at all three levels, showcasing a smooth pull-up jumper and the ability to create his own shot. Hudson also displayed strong playmaking skills, handling the ball with confidence and delivering quality passes for his teammates. His blend of size, skill, and offensive versatility made him one of the more impactful wings in his class.     Ronald Johnson made his presence felt at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp with his relentless two-way play. Offensively, he attacked the rim with aggression, staying in attack mode and finishing through contact without shying away from physicality. His ability to consistently pressure the defense around the basket gave his team a reliable scorer. On the other end, Johnson brought high energy, using his motor and effort to disrupt plays and set the tone defensively. His aggressive mindset and impact on both ends made him one of the more competitive guards at the camp.     Austin Leonard showcased his smooth, composed game at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp. He consistently made the right plays, displaying a high basketball IQ and the ability to dictate the pace on his terms. Leonard stood out offensively with his polished skill set, scoring efficiently while keeping teammates involved. His patience, poise, and understanding of the game allowed him to impact the floor without ever appearing rushed, making him one of the most reliable guards at the camp.     Flory Kuminga turned heads at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp with his power, athleticism, and energy on both ends of the floor. He consistently finished above the rim, throwing down strong dunks and using his physicality to overwhelm defenders. Kuminga played with effort, running the floor hard and staying active throughout games. While most effective around the basket, he also showed progress as a developing shooter, becoming more confident in stretching his range. His size, strength, and athletic ability made him a difficult matchup and a force in the paint.     Draydne McDaniel was arguably the top performer at the 2025 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp, showcasing a dominant all-around game. As a big forward with size, skill, and athleticism, he proved nearly impossible to defend. McDaniel consistently finished above the rim, ran the floor with purpose, and used his smooth offensive game to score from different spots on the court. His vision and passing ability added another layer to his impact, as he created for teammates when defenses collapsed. With his ability to score, rebound, facilitate, and defend, McDaniel truly showed he could do it all.    Stay tuned for more from Prep Hoops Next!

Bermuda Run, NC — The 13th annual CP3 Rising Stars Camp wrapped up after a weekend packed with high-level competition and player development. The event brought together many of the nation's top young prospects, giving them the platform to showcase their abilities in front of scouts and evaluators. Standout performances came from athletes across every position, highlighting both their current skill and long-term upside. In this fifth installment of our coverage, we spotlight several 2029 wings who made a lasting impression on the court.