Cam Craig is a 5'8" Point Guard in the 2030 class.
Craig attends De Pere in Wisconsin and plays club basketball for Wisconsin Legends.
Craig's Player Profile was created on April 2, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Cam
CraigPG
Class
2030
Height
5'8"
HS
De Pere
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WI
Midwest Melee: 14U Sunday Stars
Cam spent the weekend helping his Wisconsin Legends team nearly knock off one of the best AAU clubs...
Written by Owen Siebring
Cam
CraigPG
Class
2030
Height
5'8"
HS
De Pere
|
WI
Madness in the Midwest: 14U Guard Spotlight pt 2
Cam demonstrated excellent guard play for Wisconsin Legends this past weekend. He plays with great pace, doesn’t get...
Written by Kevin Branson Jr.
Cam
CraigPG
Class
2030
Height
5'8"
HS
De Pere
|
WI
NEXT Summer Slam: Max’s Day Two Standouts
Cam was one of the best players at the 13u level, combing impressive quickness with a tight handle...
Written by Max Wagner
Cam
CraigPG
Class
2030
Height
5'8"
HS
De Pere
|
WI
PHN Summer Slam: Day 1 Impact Players (13U)
Craig dazzled for the WI Legends with a polished offensive game. As a high-level facilitator, he kept defenses...
Written by Chris Robinson
Owen Siebring | Prep Hoops Scout
Owen Siebring
Prep Hoops Scout
Cam spent the weekend helping his Wisconsin Legends
team nearly knock off one of the best AAU clubs in Illinois. He showed that he’s a point guard who can be trusted in big game situations.
Cam is an incredibly skilled 3-point shooter. In the 3 games I saw him play, he knocked down at least three 3-pointers in each game. He made four against Sharks Basketball, and he dropped 30 points in the Gold bracket semifinals against an elite Breakaway
team.
Cam also possesses great ballhandling skills, and shows an ability to run the baseline well. Cam has a physical style of play also. He says that he’s more of a driver, but he’s confident in hanging around outside and shooting the deep ball as well. Plus, he says he’s worked a lot on his handles over the last few years.
Cam has a talented lineup around him, but he consistently finds a way to stand out among his peers.
Cam demonstrated excellent guard play for Wisconsin Legends
this past weekend. He plays with great pace, doesn’t get sped up by defenders, and handles opposing ball pressure well. Cam shot the ball effectively in catch-and-shoot situations from both three-point range and the mid-range, and he converted in transition. He was one of the more well-rounded guards I saw all weekend, showing the ability to both get his teammates involved and score himself on a strong Wisconsin Legends
team that made it to the championship game.
Cam was one of the best players at the 13u level, combing impressive quickness with a tight handle to get to any spot he wanted to. He seemed to be running circles around defenders at times, and was fearless attacking the basket against size. In the championship game against a Mac Irvin Fire team that typically had 2-3 6’2+ players on the floor at a time, Cam was going right at them and lookin to finish at the rim. Could also stop on a dime for a pull-up jumper, proving to be a three level scoring threat. The 2030 point guard has a motor that just never seems to stop running.
Craig dazzled for the WI Legends with a polished offensive game. As a high-level facilitator, he kept defenses guessing, using slick footwork, pass fakes, and smooth euro steps to shift momentum and energize the crowd. His creativity and control were key assets for his squad.