Pangos All East Camp Prospect Report - Part 2

The Pangos All Freshman-Sophomore Camp Intriguing Prospect Report highlights some of the most promising young basketball talent from across the country. This annual showcase provides a platform for underclassmen to display their skills, athleticism, and potential in front of scouts, coaches, and basketball enthusiasts. Each year, the camp draws a diverse group of athletes eager to make their mark, and this report aims to spotlight those who stood out through their performances, versatility, and upside. Get ready to meet the next wave of rising stars who are poised to leave a lasting impact on the high school basketball landscape.    Was surprise this young man didn't make one of the All-Star games. I watched two of his games. Gentle showed to be a skilled ballhandler and player who can weave past defenders. Gentle was automatic from the 3pt line, vision and dynamic play from him was steady throughout the two-day camp. He can shoot it, drive to the hoop, and push the cause and pressure with his creativity. Gentle has a nice mix of burst and craftiness with his ability to use the dribble to get to any spot on the floor. He has an all-around game and does not have much to not to like. Adding more muscle will certainly give him a better advantage defensively. I was really impressed with the young man's game.     A player I really like. Aggressive & explosive downhill with eye catching vertical athleticism. Played hard & physical on defense, including on switches & rebounding. Brings the ultimate NY swag to the position. Always in attack mode. Possesses a variety of finishing ability at the rim. Perimeter shot a work in progress but showed good form, willingness & ability to get off with quickness. More reps look for that part of his game to improve. Suleyman attends Cardinal Hayes HS (Bronx, NY.)     Joseph Taylor still feels like a sleeper in the state although he shouldn't be. Another player I thought should've been on one of the All-Star Games on Sunday…He's proven—across multiple platforms—that he's a gifted scorer from multiple levels. The 6-foot-4 guard can go on hot stretches from three, and he uses his long rangy frame, athleticism and craftiness to be able to get to the rim. Look for Joseph to have a productive sophomore season at Dover HS this year.     Maxx is a player that we learned about this summer, and we are eager to see what he can show this upcoming season. He showed at the camp to be a willing defender and transition scorer. Maxx is still feeling his way through the offensive end of the floor especially with his perimeter shot…He is an athletic wing that has the potential to be solid player this year.     Aiden is another player that has really blossomed over the last year, Acquach has the size and versatility that really intrigues you. Even with his latest showing at the All-East Camp, the strong southpaw forward was able to operate and show his feelings inside the paint, on the boards, and with his touch and footwork. But show that he is comfortable in operating in space, handling the ball and stepping out, knocking down shots and using his strong frame to make a difference on the defensive end.

The Pangos All Freshman-Sophomore Camp Intriguing Prospect Report highlights some of the most promising young basketball talent from across the country. This annual showcase provides a platform for underclassmen to display their skills, athleticism, and potential in front of scouts, coaches, and basketball enthusiasts. Each year, the camp draws a diverse group of athletes eager to make their mark, and this report aims to spotlight those who stood out through their performances, versatility, and upside. Get ready to meet the next wave of rising stars who are poised to leave a lasting impact on the high school basketball landscape.