MSHTV Camp: 7th Grade Superlatives (Playmakers)

Westfield, IN — The 11th annual MSHTV Camp featured talented young prospects from across the country, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate players across multiple age groups throughout the 2026 camp. Our Class of 2032 and seventh-grade coverage continues with a look at some of the top playmakers from the group. These prospects consistently created opportunities with the ball in their hands, using their vision, passing ability and decision-making to generate quality looks for teammates. Some controlled possessions from the point guard position, while others created advantages off the dribble and made the correct read once the defense reacted. Their ability to see the floor and create for others was a major part of their production throughout the camp. Here is a closer look at some of the top playmakers from the Class of 2032 at the MSHTV Camp...    Cole Adams was one of the more effective playmaking guards at the MSHTV Camp. He facilitated at a high level, consistently reading the defense and recognizing where opportunities were developing. Adams delivered accurate passes to teammates in scoring position and showed patience when operating with the ball in his hands. His vision and ability to process the floor allowed him to create quality offense without forcing passes that were not available.     DJ Coleman consistently created positive possessions from the lead guard position at the MSHTV Camp. He did a good job of setting up teammates, finding openings in the defense and delivering the ball at the right time. Coleman played with good pace and rarely rushed his decisions, allowing plays to develop before making his read. His combination of passing, decision-making and feel made him a productive playmaker for his team.     Nas McCoy continued to validate his status among the more highly regarded guards in the Class of 2032 at the MSHTV Camp. His creativity with the basketball was a major strength, as he used a crafty handle and changes of pace to get the defense moving before creating opportunities for himself or his teammates. McCoy saw passing windows early and consistently put the ball where it needed to be. His combination of skill, vision and natural feel as a lead guard made his playmaking ability especially effective throughout the camp.     King Mo Peace provided high-level playmaking from the lead guard position at the MSHTV Camp. He consistently recognized openings as they developed, getting the ball to teammates in spots where they could capitalize. Peace processed the game quickly, delivered passes with good timing and understood how to create productive possessions without overhandling. His performance further validated his ability to generate offense for others and make winning decisions as a lead guard.     Matthew Vale's playmaking was a major part of his impact at the MSHTV Camp. He read the court well, delivered crisp passes and consistently put the ball where his teammates could take advantage. Vale made quick decisions as possessions developed and showed a good understanding of how to create opportunities without overhandling. His vision and passing ability helped generate plenty of winning plays for his team.    Stay tuned for more from Coast 2 Coast Preps!

Westfield, IN — The 11th annual MSHTV Camp featured talented young prospects from across the country, giving our staff an opportunity to evaluate players across multiple age groups throughout the 2026 camp. Our Class of 2032 and seventh-grade coverage continues with a look at some of the top playmakers from the group. These prospects consistently created opportunities with the ball in their hands, using their vision, passing ability and decision-making to generate quality looks for teammates. Some controlled possessions from the point guard position, while others created advantages off the dribble and made the correct read once the defense reacted. Their ability to see the floor and create for others was a major part of their production throughout the camp. Here is a closer look at some of the top playmakers from the Class of 2032 at the MSHTV Camp...