The game becomes a lot easier when a bigger body can stretch the floor, and that’s exactly what Evjen has done this spring. A rising name in the St. Louis metro area, Camden is more than comfortable playing with his back to the basket and scoring over the top of smaller defenders. He’s also shown the ability to face up and attack from the perimeter, getting to his spots while using his frame to create angles and get his shot off. What really separates him, though, is his perimeter shooting. Camden has had multiple games this spring where he’s caught fire from beyond the arc, showcasing a smooth, confident shooting stroke. His ability to space the floor and operate out of ball screens creates real problems for defenses, especially when he finds open space and gets into rhythm. Camden will be at the 3Stripes Gold Live Period event in Round Rock, Texas this coming weekend, where there’s a strong chance he continues building on the momentum he’s created on the recruiting trail.

A 6’7″ forward who has taken another big step in his development as a player. He entered a high school as a capable Stretch 4 who can really shoot it from 3-point range. He has gotten physically stronger, which has enabled him to become a more effective player in the low post. He scores well inside and he can also pass it out of the post. He was also working hard for position to grab offensive rebounds and get putbacks.