-Impressive length, looked very good in club ball, exciting potential

-Known as a versatile player who can do a bit of everything, tough on-ball D

Is Jones one of the top scorers at the event? Does he lock up on defense?

“Camden is the definition of a team-first player. Whatever our team needed, he was willing to do without hesitation. Throughout the season, he literally played all five positions for us, and that versatility is incredibly valuable. His three-point shot improved dramatically as the summer progressed, giving him another weapon offensively, while his on-ball defense remained one of his greatest strengths. Camden takes pride in guarding the other team’s best players, and his competitive mindset is contagious. I expect him to be a major force for Dell Rapids over the next three seasons in Class A basketball.“

-PHD is intrigued with his length on the wing, Jones is a scorer & bucket-getter

-A natural on the floor, tough & aggressive, mobile athlete, skilled playmaker

No matter what age group camden was put into for drills he was one of the better all-round players. Tough/physical player with high IQ and court vision to match anyone. Showed a variety of ways not only to score but also to beat his defender with being shifty or using a deadly crossover then also just pure quickness to go by his defender at times for buckets. Big guard who rebounded well and loved the transition game. Tough shot maker in the majority of the drills and scored from all levels.

Cam Jones is a player to watch this weekend after a strong winter and an outstanding spring showing. He plays the game with an extremely high basketball IQ and brings impressive length on the perimeter, allowing him to impact the game in a variety of ways. Jones is a super physical guard who rebounds at a high level and competes well against any age group. Offensively, he can score from all three levels and consistently finds ways to fill it up. His combination of toughness, skill, versatility, and feel for the game makes him one of the more intriguing prospects to keep an eye on this weekend in 15U. Jones has a very bright future ahead.

-15 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists

-Nice length, looks/plays longer than listed height

-Long/lanky arms

-Runs the court like a deer

-Impressive showing for the frosh

-Hit some clutch shots to keep Dells in the game

-Cut into the paint, slight fadeaway J, cash, 1st score of the game

-Catch & score on the block, all in one motion

-Used his long arms to block a shot against a very good senior player

-Run-out in transition, caught the long outlet, attack, fouled, 1/2 FT’s

-Transition score, fluid catch & finish

-Cashed a nice jumper from the FT-line with 25.2 sec left in the 2ndQ

-Tough shot as the buzzer sounded to end the 3rd, fallaway & contested

-Middle drive to the right, spin-back to his left, finger-roll southpaw score, very impressive move

-Steal in press D on the next possession, assist to Peppel

-Transition score in traffic, finished with D in his face, cut the lead to 5

Camden is one of my favorite two-way players and a very well-rounded 14U prospect. Zero holes to his game, especially with his knockdown shooting becoming more evident. Defensively, he can hang with quick guards and pressure perimeter shooters, as well as handle long and athletic wings off the drive.

I’m most likely higher on Jones than most. I think he provides some solid upside as a translatable wing defender and a 3-level scorer that can make a three, but if he can take his 3-ball to an elite level, he will be higher up the board. Solid all-around profile with size and has offensive upside.

Jones is a two-way guard that I’m high on and I think he turns out to be a nice prospect if he continues to grow physically. His jumpshot was better than I had expected and he shot the ball well overall from different spots on the court.