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<p class="has-medium-font-size">The NYBA Development and Recruitment Camp provided a competitive platform for prospects to showcase their skills, basketball IQ and long-term potential in front of evaluators. Throughout the event, several guards distinguished themselves through a combination of positional size, shot creation, playmaking, athleticism, leadership and two-way production. Joshua Augmon, Jagger Whitty, [player_tooltip player_id='2748363' first='Chris' last='Martineau'], Korbyn Hammel, Deloni Pughsley and Rahkeem Reynolds Jr. each displayed intriguing qualities that made them stand out while offering a glimpse of how their games can continue developing moving forward. Here is a deeper dive into each player…</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700 has-medium-font-size">Joshua is a big guard with positional size who can control possessions through pace, handle, and shot creation. He is comfortable changing speeds, getting defenders off balance and working his way to his scoring areas without appearing rushed. His middle game is a legitimate weapon because he can create separation off the bounce, rise with balance, and score with touch when the defense takes away the rim. The craft in his handle gives him multiple ways to initiate offense, turn the corner, or create a clean look when his team needs a bucket. At 6'6, he can see over smaller defenders and absorb contact while keeping his line to the basket. His blend of positional size, pace, and off-the-bounce skill gives him value as a versatile backcourt creator who can generate offense for himself and place steady pressure on the defense.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700 has-medium-font-size">Jagger displayed scoring touch in the middle game and showed comfort operating in the space between the rim and the arc. He can settle into open pockets, get balanced, and convert with a soft release rather than forcing every possession all the way to the cup. That mid-range touch gives him a useful counter when defenders run him off the line or when help closes the driving lane. His ability to score from this area can become especially valuable late in possessions, when the defense has taken away the first action and a player must create or convert a difficult look. Jagger's next layer is continuing to connect that touch with purposeful footwork, pace, and decision-making so he can consistently arrive at his spots under pressure. The foundation of a reliable middle game gives him a scoring tool that can separate him as his overall offensive package develops.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700 has-medium-font-size">Chris is a small guard with creative ability, passing instincts, and the ability to run the show. He can handle pressure, organize the offense, and deliver the rock to teammates as actions develop. Away from the ball, his catch-and-shoot three-ball gives him a way to stretch the floor and remain productive when another guard initiates. His perimeter production brings a huge advantage to the floor. He also showed active hands defensively and an awareness of passing lanes, allowing him to disrupt plays and create transition opportunities. His two-way value will continue to grow as he strengthens his frame, keeps his defensive activity disciplined and becomes more consistent finishing through length.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700 has-medium-font-size">Korbyn is an athletic guard who is at his best when the floor opens and he can play in transition. He covers ground quickly, runs the lanes with purpose, and can use his athleticism to turn a rebound or outlet into immediate offensive pressure. His work on the glass adds value from the backcourt because he is willing to pursue the rock, help finish defensive possessions, and create opportunities to push without waiting for an outlet. That rim-and-run ability proved to increase tempo and put the defense in rotation before it matched up. His athletic tools also give him a foundation to impact the game defensively and as a finisher when he plays with consistent energy. As he continues developing his half-court creation, decision-making and perimeter consistency, his open-floor athleticism and rebounding production can help him fill multiple roles on both ends.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700 has-medium-font-size">Deloni showed the foundation of a small guard who can organize possessions and create paint touches. He was comfortable initiating offense, getting his team into its actions, and taking responsibility for running the team. His ability to touch the paint gives the offense a way to force help, shift the defense, and create opportunities for teammates. The next step is continuing to pair that penetration with controlled pace and consistent reads so each advantage leads to a quality shot. As his handle, decision-making, and finishing continues to evolve, his lead-guard traits will allow him to impact the game as both a creator and facilitator.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700 has-medium-font-size">Rahkeem brought vocal leadership and showed comfort running the offense. He can initiate actions, run the team, and communicate what he sees as a possession develops. His reads were a positive, particularly when the defense shifted, and required a quick decision rather than an extra dribble. That combination of communication and processing can help settle a group and keep teammates connected to the purpose of the possession. As he continues tightening his handle and creating more paint pressure, his feel and leadership can translate into dependable lead-guard value. He is a prospect to keep an eye on. </p>
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The NYBA Development and Recruitment Camp provided a competitive platform for prospects to showcase their skills, basketball IQ and long-term potential in front of evaluators. Throughout the event, several guards distinguished themselves through a combination of positional size, shot creation, playmaking, athleticism, leadership and two-way production. Joshua Augmon, Jagger Whitty, Chris MartineauChrisMartineau
5'8" | PG
Calera | 2028 StateAL
, Korbyn Hammel, Deloni Pughsley and Rahkeem Reynolds Jr. each displayed intriguing qualities that made them stand out while offering a glimpse of how their games can continue developing moving forward. Here is a deeper dive into each player…