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<p><strong>Winston-Salem, NC —</strong> The 14th annual CP3 Rising Stars National Camp brought together many of the top prospects from the Class of 2030 for three days of competition and development. Players took part in station work before competing in five-on-five games, providing plenty of opportunities to evaluate different areas of their games. Our coverage will take a team-by-team approach, highlighting several players from each roster and the individual traits they displayed throughout camp. We begin with the Bears, taking a closer look at some of their top performers...</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Antonio Sessions was easily the top athlete on his team at the 2026 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp, bringing an impressive combination of explosiveness, speed, and activity from the wing position. He flew around the court and was particularly effective in the open floor, where his athletic tools made him difficult for defenders to contain. Sessions attacked with pace in transition, covered ground quickly, and consistently put pressure on the defense when he had space to operate. His physical tools gave him plenty of ways to impact the game on both ends of the floor.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Tristan Sullivan, who recently reclassified into the Class of 2030, handled the majority of the ball-handling responsibilities for his team at the 2026 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp. Sullivan played with a polished handle and consistently looked comfortable initiating the offense and creating opportunities for those around him. He was at his best with the basketball in his hands, using his feel and decision-making to control possessions without forcing the action. Sullivan played with a high basketball IQ and regularly made the type of winning plays you want from a lead guard.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Major Howell made his biggest impact on the defensive end at the 2026 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp. His athleticism and physical tools allowed him to match up well with opposing forwards, where he consistently made scoring opportunities difficult and competed on every possession. Howell moved well laterally, stayed active and used his strength to handle physical matchups. His ability to take on challenging defensive assignments gave his team a major advantage whenever he was on the floor.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Charles Neuberger was relentless on the glass at the 2026 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp, consistently finding ways to come away with rebounds on both ends of the floor. He used his height and strong hands to secure the ball in traffic while playing with a consistent level of activity around the basket. Neuberger created additional opportunities for his team by keeping offensive possessions alive and was equally effective finishing defensive possessions with rebounds. His willingness to battle on the boards was a valuable part of his team's play throughout camp.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">There has been plenty of buzz throughout the DMV surrounding Giovani Hamlet's long-term potential, and his play at the 2026 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp provided a good look at why. Hamlet displayed an advanced scoring package, finding production from multiple areas of the floor and rarely relying on one way to create offense. What made him particularly effective was his ability to read how defenders played him and adjust his approach accordingly. Whether creating off the dribble, attacking available space, or finding openings away from the ball, Hamlet consistently found ways to put the ball in the basket.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Landon Moore gave his team quality minutes on both sides of the ball at the 2026 CP3 Rising Stars National Camp. He brought consistent activity defensively, protecting the rim and making it difficult for opponents to find clean looks around the basket. On offense, Moore converted his opportunities inside and displayed good touch as a finisher. There was a lot to like about his overall upside, especially with the way he combined his physical tools with productive, winning basketball.</p>
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Winston-Salem, NC — The 14th annual CP3 Rising Stars National Camp brought together many of the top prospects from the Class of 2030 for three days of competition and development. Players took part in station work before competing in five-on-five games, providing plenty of opportunities to evaluate different areas of their games. Our coverage will take a team-by-team approach, highlighting several players from each roster and the individual traits they displayed throughout camp. We begin with the Bears, taking a closer look at some of their top performers...
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