Camden County Tournament: Camden 81, Haddon Township 48

Second-seeded Camden pulled away from Haddon Township for a runaway neutral-site win to advance to Friday's Camden County semifinals. Senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1604422' first='Alex' last='Pace'] led the Panthers with 27 points with senior [player_tooltip player_id='3509552' first='Nate' last='Keating']'s 18 points pacing Haddon Township.    Arguably the best guard in South Jersey, Pace put on a show with an effortless 27-point performance to steer the win. He came out aggressive with 17 in the first half before shifting more into playmaking mode in the second, finishing unofficially with 6 assists to just 1 turnover. True to his name, the unsigned senior plays at a strikingly mature pace. He showcases polished footwork off the dribble whether attacking the rim or hunting his spots to get to a smooth and efficient pullup game. While placed in more of a scoring role for the Panthers, Pace also shows solid vision and advanced dexterity as a passer, allowing him to project as a lead guard at the next level. He has D1 programs tracking him into the spring, and could make whoever decides to pull the trigger look smart with his smooth offensive arsenal.     After showing flashes as a freshman, Robinson showed clear growth in his game on his way to 11 points and 7 boards. A versatile forward who plays as a '5' for the undersized Panthers, he got the game started by showing off a smooth stroke on an open 3 from the wing. He would go on to impose his will inside, attacking the glass with consistent fervor on both ends and finishing efficiently with power and improving athleticism. Robinson also stood out with his ball skills and passing feel as a DHO hub or grab-and-go threat. With his first offer recently in tow as a defensive end, Robinson is likely to pursue football at the next level, but he's developing into a true prospect on the hardwood as well.     After sitting the beginning portion of the season due to transfer rules, Franklin has been a consistent standout as a junior and continued that trend with a 16-point effort in the win. Franklin was a consistently dangerous off-ball weapon whether running the wing in transition or spotting up in the halfcourt. He made quick decisions whether to catch and shoot or attack off the bounce, showing a smooth stroke off both the catch and dribble with a quick first step getting to the rim. His scoring ability and rangy athleticism continue to have Franklin tracking as a clear scholarship-level prospect.     Continuing a breakout junior season, Doctor thrived in a supporting role from the wing while adding 14 points to the blowout win. With a blend of length, fluidity, and wiry strength, he brings a natural complementary skillset as an energetic 3-and-D style wing. Doctor showed a smooth catch-and-shoot stroke while knocking down a trio of 3's with some intriguing flashes putting the ball on the deck to attack a closeout. After playing a marginal role at St. Joe's Prep (PA) last year, Doctor is continuously putting himself on the radar with the tools to develop toward the scholarship level over the next year.     Despite the lopsided score, Mohr stood out as being consistently up to the challenge of squaring off with the highly-favored Panthers. After a slow start, he got going to spark a second-quarter run and finished with 16 points. He shows some touch and versatility as a shooter from all levels with enough of a handle to work to his spots and create space for his own shot. Mohr also shows a nice passing feel within offensive structure and plays with toughness while consistently throwing his body around defensively and on the glass. He's a bit of an awkward athlete but has a base to add good weight into college. He profiles as an eventual contributor for high-academic D3 programs.     The key toward keeping the Hawks in the game in the early going, Keating finished with 18 points in a respectable showing despite the uneven score. Despite a thin frame, he stood out with his toughness and skill as a finisher inside, both as an opportunistic slasher with sneaky burst and as an active, intelligent cutter. He was consistently in the right place at the right time to come up with easy buckets in the flow. Keating showed flashes of standstill perimeter shooting as well, though it doesn't look to quite be his comfort zone. He'll need time to add some strength to his frame but could eventually be a nice complementary piece at the small-college level.     Garner only scored two points but nonetheless stood out with his play up front off the bench. A versatile forward with a sturdy frame, he's impactful already at the varsity level as both a rebounder and rim protector. He showed promising flashes as a passer out of the post with strong hands and a nice foundation as a ballhandler. He'll have to work to reapportion some weight but should be really strong as he matures over time. Garner tracks as one of the more intriguing frontcourt prospects in the state at this early stage.

Second-seeded Camden pulled away from Haddon Township for a runaway neutral-site win to advance to Friday's Camden County semifinals. Senior guard Alex Pace Alex Pace 6'2" | PG Camden | 2026 State NJ led the Panthers with 27 points with senior Nate Keating Nate Keating 6'1" | SG/SF Haddon Township | 2026 NJ 's 18 points pacing Haddon Township.