Pro West Exposure Camp 2027 Eye Catchers

The Pro West Exposure Camp at The Fieldhouse in Walnut Creek gave PH NorCal an opportunity to see more than 160 NorCal Prospects. Here are some of the Eye Catching prospects from the Class of 2027 who played well at this event.    Played his way into the Top 40 Game. He's growing, getting stronger, helps his team in multiple ways. He's 6'2 with an improving all around skill set. He works mostly off ball, but can handle a bit up top, and along the perimeter, he had hard drives to the basket. He'll mix it up for rebounds, sprint the court, he's an alert defender, with good help and movement off ball. He'll be a key contributor for his team.     He's an improving prospect, had good all around play at this event. At 6'4 he's growing with some tools to work with. His efficiency on the jump shot is improving, he dropped multiple 3-pointers, hit the mid-range jumpers off the dribble, handles contact on the drive. He's a good defender, helps rebound. He could be ready for a breakout season.     He's showing improvement. He's listed as a combo-guard, had good play running the point guard position at Cali-Live. Good handles, passing, solid drives into the paint taking on contact, he took the open shot, he made good decisions. He seems to be a bit more confident on the court. He had moves to finish around the basket, including the paint jumper, made a couple of open 3's.     He's a stock riser. Standing 6'7 with square shoulders, and a body. He's the best shot blocker in the 2027 NorCal Class right now. He's still defining his offensive skill set, but we see improved play around the basket, footwork, strong finishes, power dunks. He shot the open 3ptr. He's a top rebounder, runs the court, defends his position. He had a good Spring and Summer playing 16U with NBBA on the Under Armour Circuit. He could be a game changer for De La Salle later on.     He's been a rising prospect since the Spring and Summer, he's on an upward path right now. He needs to get stronger, nevertheless he's a productive long wing/forward with an improving perimeter game. He was hard to contain at this event. Rebounding, handling the ball in open court, solid drives to the basket, using his length to finish around the rim, he shot the 3 ball. He'll block shots.     A powerful combo guard, uses strength, and leverage to get to the basket. A decent ball handler, has speed, and balance attacking from different areas, he's fast pushing it up court. He's a tough minded guard, he can handle the physical play getting his paint points, including jumpers with bodies arounds.     He has size and a growing skill set, plays a good all around game. He has the tools to be a productive player with his new team this upcoming season, St. Francis. He has size and strength to rebound, he'll score, and handle contact around the basket. He can hit the short shot. His productivity should go up with his new surroundings. We'll see more.     Standing 6'7 he's a growing body, squaring shoulders, and a frame. He's still a bit raw, needs some seasoning. He did play his way into the Top 40 Game. He's showing improvement as a post defender, his lengthy arms can be a distraction to shooters in, and around the basket His offense is a bit behind, more skill development is needed, though he has the size to get buckets inside, he has a developing jump hook. He's a post passer, ball mover, he'll find cutters, and shooters along the perimeter.     He's a transfer from Acalanes to Ygnacio Valley. He played in the Top 40 game. He's a long prospect can have success along the perimeter, moving, making cuts to finish around the rim, he moved the ball. He has the size, 6'6 to be a productive post area player. He has improving footwork and touch around the rim, he plants, balances himself takes it up for points.

The Pro West Exposure Camp at The Fieldhouse in Walnut Creek gave PH NorCal an opportunity to see more than 160 NorCal Prospects. Here are some of the Eye Catching prospects from the Class of 2027 who played well at this event.