Surge brought big-time energy to the camp and was an influential player simply with his effort on both ends. He made quick moves off the catch, didn’t take any pause in switching from offense to defense, and was ready to pick up full court which led to some turnovers and gave his team life. He shot it pretty well from 3-point range too, and just showed a desire to compete, a willingness to leave it all out there, and an ability to impress himself upon the game.

Surge came out ready to set things ablaze at the camp. Immediately stood out for his motor all over the floor and the energy he brought to the game. It was clear he came to compete and he was able to force a handful of turnovers, create paint touches, and was on point from long-range. Was aggressive looking for his shots but also balanced that out with setting up his teammates, and was one of the top performers in their second game of the day.

La’Prince is a player who could rise quickly in these rankings. He has the ability to utilize his handles to break down defenders off the dribble and get to the bucket. He also has a smooth mid-range game as he can get to his spots at a high level to sink it. His defense has been improving too as he stays physical and out-rebounds opposing guards well.

Surge is lightning-quick on the court, making him a standout in transition play. He sprints the lanes with ease, creating scoring opportunities both for himself and his teammates. Using his exceptional dribbling skills, he breaks down defenders effortlessly, reaching his preferred spots with smooth precision. His keen court vision allows him to keep his eyes up, consistently spotting open teammates for easy assists.

La’Prince is one of my favorite 2029 players to watch so far. He handles the ball really well, having the ability to keep the ball close to him and rarely turns it over. He gets down-hill smoothly, being able to protect the ball when defenders collapse in and still get the tough finish through traffic.