The most talented offensive player for his team, House was getting buckets in a variety of ways and showing why he’s regarded as one of the top 2029 guards in Kentucky. House is very skilled with the ball in his hands and uses sweet crossover and spin moves to get by his defender and score at the rim. House is also an extremely talented perimeter shot maker as he got into a rhythm early from behind the arc and continued to hit shots throughout the day. Look for House to continue to make a lot of noise with his offensive ability as he should put up big scoring numbers this winter.

Cam is one of the craftiest guards in the 2029 class. He excels in isolation situations when he’s able to shift the defense off the dribble and get near the rim. Though he has a smaller stature, his athleticism is evolving and we could see another layer of his game unlock soon. Expect him to have a lot of fun as a ball-dominant scorer and facilitator at the Kentucky Expo this weekend.

House made the move from Meade County to North Hardin last fall and should be one of the best point guards in the always loaded 5th region this winter. A natural scorer, Cam is going to end up scoring north of 2,000 points in his high school career. As a prospect, Cam should be able to prove he belongs in the discussion with the top guards in 2029 as he continues to grow and add bulk to his frame. He’s definitely a player to buy stock in now.

Cam showcased why he’s one of the top point guards in Kentucky, possibly regardless of class, alongside Kentucky Basketball PRO16 this past spring. Expect him to continue doing so on Adidas’ 3SSB circuit with Ohio-based Phenom United. His advanced playstyle could attract the attention of college coaches as early as this weekend.

House is one of the more proficient scorers in this class. He had a strong 8th grade season at Meade County before he transferred to North Hardin. Once there, Cam continued his high scoring ways. He likely becomes the go to scorer for the Trojans next year. If he grows, Cam should be one of the best prospects in this class, when you’re talking about guards.

House was a tough one to place in the initial rankings because I’ve only seen him one time and no one else on staff has seen him play. Cam is a smaller guard but he clearly knows how to run the show and has had a lot of success at the AAU level in the past year. House averaged double figures for Meade County last season and should end up scoring multiple thousands of points in his high school career.