Making a case for the biggest breakout junior this summer was this Loris wing. Camaury was stuck behind a talented senior class for the Lions a season ago, but he was a frequent standout for D4G on the Big Shots Circuit and showed some good things during the scholastic period. Jarrett brings an excellent combination of slashing and shooting, so if he can fill out his length with strength, he very well could end up as one of the most desirable wings in his class.

Camaury had an excellent showing for Loris on Monday in Conway. Jarret is a long, lanky, lefty who shoots it well from three and can influence the game in a variety of ways. Along with three made threes, Camaury also had a pair of blocks, including a rotation to protect the rim and a blocked jump shot. Despite not having a strong frame, he isn’t scared to attack the basket. If Jarrett continues on this trajectory, he has a case for being one of the most improved players in the state next season.

Camaury is the other young Lion with an impressive performance in Tuesday’s opener. Jarrett showed signs of promise with his length and jump shooting. He is currently listed at 6’2″ with long arms and plenty of room for growth. However, Camaury is already a capable scorer and went for 15 points with three made threes in the win over the Braves. He knocked down one from each wing and one from straightaway, but also had some intelligent cuts to the basket for layups.