All-N-One Camp Showcase: New Prospects to Add to Your Radar

All-N-One Sports had a great college recruitment showcase on Monday, October 13th where several different coaches came to watch young men prove themselves on the hardwood and compete for scholarship opportunities. Overall, the camp had great success in total handing out over 30 offers on the afternoon. Here are some prospects who you should add to your radar watch for this upcoming year and the rest of their high school career.    [player_tooltip player_id='2986155' first='Trey' last='Knight'] was one of my top prospects on the day who did not necessarily have to score points to impact the game. He had several tough finishes in the paint off post touches and fastbreaks, but he also knew when to pass and when to shoot at the right times. He continuously moves without the ball and sets off ball screens, showing physical toughness and good IQ. Look for Trey to break out in his senior year this season!     [player_tooltip player_id='2987473' first='Hayden' last='Woodbury'] has been a good decision maker on offense, stretching the floor with shooting and finishing in the paint. His defense under the basket is also good and he hustles well in transition. Woodbury plays a very fundamental game, and this leads to him being involved in almost 85% of his team's offensive possessions. He is a good pick and roll maestro going to the rim and his ability to shoot jumpers when left open certainly helps with spacing and ball movement. Hayden should be a focal point this year for FBCA in their academic season and I look forward to watching him play again.     [player_tooltip player_id='2559510' first='Parker' last='Hughston'] was one of the best shooters who attended the camp. He caught fire early in the day and never looked back as he drained numerous threes in the face of defenders and never shied away from an open look. As one of the younger, more impressionable players at the event, Parker came in as a sleeper prospect and caught my attention very early in the day as one of the more dialed in hoopers. He moves well when trying to get open on offense and had very good hustle for loose balls on defense and in transition. Hughston has now made his way onto my radar for this upcoming season playing at Parish Episcopal in Dallas.     Louis Kathios immediately caught the gaze of all coaches, scouts, and media in attendance at the event due to impressive athleticism and off ball IQ decision making. He had some impressive finishes under the basket and even managed a few posterizing dunks during the scrimmages in the afternoon. Louis has a long wingspan that he can utilize on defense to play passing lanes well and block shots in the paint. He ran his lane well in transition and capitalized on open looks at the rim when the defense was late in rotation.     Bryce did a good job of playing his role at the tournament, not trying to do anything outside of what he knew he was capable of. He helped out on rebounds, consistently knocked down long range shots, and helped handle the ball under pressure. Davis was one of the prospects I had not seen before this event, and he made an impression on me with how fundamental he played when he was on the court. He had a good energy on both sides of the ball, and his hustle was contagious for his teammates.

All-N-One Sports had a great college recruitment showcase on Monday, October 13th where several different coaches came to watch young men prove themselves on the hardwood and compete for scholarship opportunities. Overall, the camp had great success in total handing out over 30 offers on the afternoon. Here are some prospects who you should add to your radar watch for this upcoming year and the rest of their high school career.