Pangos All-American Camp: Above the Rim Standouts

In this article, I feature five players who caught my attention with their high-level leaping abilities. Each of them threw down some nasty dunks at the Pangos All-American Camp.    Zion Green may have had the best dunk of the entire camp. He got up in an instant on a fast break and threw down a vicious dunk over a seven-foot defender. It was a sight to see, and just about everyone in the crowd was amazed by his athleticism. Green also impressed with his shooting, defending, and overall play. Which helped him earn a spot in the Top 30 game. Expect to see even more college coaches taking a closer look at him in the coming months.     Dooney Johnson is a smooth operator on offense. He has an explosive first and second step, and can load up his hips when he needs to elevate. He slams home dunks with authority and isn't afraid to add some flair to them. Johnson also poured in shots from downtown and certainly looks like a player who will make noise at the collegiate level. His outstanding play earned him a spot in the Top 30 Game, and he was also named a co-MVP of the Team Championship game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2450360' first='Noah' last='Grossman'] was on that rim per usual. I watched him get out in transition and put down a strong dunk, and he also caught a couple of lobs. Beyond his finishing ability, he dished out some slick passes and helped his teammates get clean looks on offense. Grossman's performance and activity earned him a selection to the Top 60 Game.     Jalen White is a real problem when he attacks the basket. There just aren't many players in the gym who can jump with him. Standing at 6'7”, he possesses elite explosiveness and likely has at least a 40-inch vertical. He also made his presence felt from the perimeter, knocking down threes, and he was disruptive on the defensive end at times. His standout performances earned him a spot in the Top 30 Game, where he led all scorers with 21 points.     Marcus Curry Jr. soars when he goes up for a dunk. His hang time is fun to watch, and he will slam it with some force when he has the opportunity. I also saw him put down a reverse slam, and he has quality acceleration and deceleration skills that help him create separation from defenders. He was a constant threat in the open floor and showed the ability to make highlight-reel plays. It's easy to see why he already has college offers, and there could very well be more coming his way in the near future.

In this article, I feature five players who caught my attention with their high-level leaping abilities. Each of them threw down some nasty dunks at the Pangos All-American Camp.