Cooper looks every bit like one of Florida’s premier prospects. The 6-7 guard used his size to shoot comfortably over defenders, attacked mismatches off the dribble, and created offense without forcing the issue. He also impacted the game as a rebounder and transition playmaker, pushing tempo and finding teammates in stride. Defensively, his length disrupted passing lanes and made life difficult for opposing wings. The reclassified 2027 prospect has the tools to make an immediate impact at the next level.

While Cooper is a well known prospect around the state and has been playing varsity basketball since 6th grade, this season the sophomore has made major strides at Nease. Cooper is filling up the box score averaging 15.2 point, 6.4 rebounds and 5.7 assists per game. He is solid shooting lefty wing with length and a high basketball IQ. Cooper is a solid athlete who continues to add physical strength.

Current School: St. John’s Country Day

Cooper brings a unique blend of length and polish to the backcourt. He’s a smooth scorer who can finish with either hand, hit from beyond the arc, and control the game as a primary ball-handler. His size gives him an edge over most guards, and his continued growth makes him one of the state’s most intriguing long-term prospects.

Current School: St. John’s Country Day

Cooper is a tall and lengthy guard who can do it all. He finishes strong at the rim, can knock down threes, and handles the ball well for his size. He’s a tough matchup for just about anyone at the prep level.

Cooper’s game is all about versatility and production. Standing at 6-6, this freshman is a dynamic finisher around the rim with a smooth outside shot that makes him a consistent three-point threat. His size and athleticism make him a nightmare matchup for defenders, and he pairs that with excellent ball-handling skills. St. John’s has a future star on their hands in Cooper.

Though technically a c/o ’28 player, Camden Cooper Camden Cooper 6'5" | SG/PG San Jose Prep | 2028 State FL played up with the ’27 1Family Pro squad. Clocking in at 6’5”, Cooper already has the frame to dominate while he continues growing and learning. He has a great motor and crashes the glass with force. Continuing to add muscle to his frame and work on footspeed, he should be able to potentially defend three to four positions by the time the next level comes knocking.