MSHTV Camp: 7th Grade Superlatives (Scorers)

Westfield, IN — The 11th annual MSHTV Camp featured talented young prospects from across the country, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate players across multiple age groups during the 2026 camp. We close out our Class of 2032 and seventh-grade coverage with a look at some of the top scorers from the group. These prospects found consistent ways to put points on the board, whether attacking the basket, converting from the perimeter or creating shots off the dribble. Some relied on their ability to score from multiple levels, while others excelled in specific areas and consistently found favorable opportunities within the flow of the offense. Their shot-making, creativity and ability to generate quality looks gave our staff plenty to evaluate. Here is a closer look at some of the top scorers from the Class of 2032 at the MSHTV Camp...    Aydin Garth's scoring continues to put him among the better players in the Class of 2032, and that was evident at the MSHTV Camp. There is an advanced quality to the way he gets points, as Garth can manufacture offense rather than relying strictly on easy opportunities. He has a natural feel for when to attack, can get himself going quickly and becomes increasingly difficult to slow down once shots start falling. Garth's ability to consistently generate offense from the guard position remains one of the stronger parts of his game.     Jayden Jones gave opposing guards plenty of problems with his ability to consistently put the ball in the basket at the MSHTV Camp. With the basketball in his hands, Jones could turn possessions into scoring opportunities in a variety of ways and put pressure on defenders to contain him. He played with an aggressive scoring mindset and was comfortable creating offense for himself. Defenders had a difficult time keeping him from getting to his spots, making Jones one of the more productive scoring guards in the Class of 2032 group.     Isaiah Ortiz flashed plenty of offensive firepower at the MSHTV Camp, finding different ways to score regardless of how defenders approached him. He was comfortable hunting his own offense and had the skill to turn small openings into scoring chances. Ortiz consistently put pressure on his matchup once he had the ball, forcing defenders to account for his scoring ability on every possession. His knack for creating points made him one of the tougher offensive assignments among the Class of 2032 guards.     Domo Symons had plenty in his scoring arsenal at the MSHTV Camp. He could get his offense going in multiple ways, which prevented defenders from settling into one approach against him. Symons was effective creating with the ball in his hands, attacking openings and finding different spots on the floor to produce points. That variety made him a difficult cover and gave him answers against different defensive looks.     Chase Williams further validated his place among the top scorers in the Class of 2032 with his play at the MSHTV Camp. His offensive game continues to progress, and he is becoming increasingly polished in how he goes about producing points. Williams has a strong scoring foundation to build from, with the skill and instincts to consistently find ways to put pressure on a defense. As his game continues to develop, his scoring ability gives him a valuable trait that should translate well moving forward.    Stay tuned for more from Coast 2 Coast Preps!

Westfield, IN — The 11th annual MSHTV Camp featured talented young prospects from across the country, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate players across multiple age groups during the 2026 camp. We close out our Class of 2032 and seventh-grade coverage with a look at some of the top scorers from the group. These prospects found consistent ways to put points on the board, whether attacking the basket, converting from the perimeter or creating shots off the dribble. Some relied on their ability to score from multiple levels, while others excelled in specific areas and consistently found favorable opportunities within the flow of the offense. Their shot-making, creativity and ability to generate quality looks gave our staff plenty to evaluate. Here is a closer look at some of the top scorers from the Class of 2032 at the MSHTV Camp...