-Jefferson transfers into Bethel after playing a big role in Gainesville’s first ever run to a state title game. The southpaw lefty creates driving angles with smooth but low crossover dribbles and has the quickness to reactively improvise to defender’s lunges at the ball to change course on his path to the rim. His blend of ball-hawking POA defense thanks to a quick set of hands pairs nicely with his ability to knock down shots off-ball as a movement shooter that sets his feet quickly to get off clean looks at the rim. His ability to score his points within the flow of the game should give the Blazers a much-needed scoring punch as a guard that can fill it up from all 3 levels. 

A 6’0 sophomore shot the ball well, both off the catch and the dribble, from both sides of the arc.  He also proved to be a crafty ball-handler and passer, making good pass vs. shot decisions in transition and in the half-court set. Cameron puts in a great effort on the defensive end of the floor, showing quick feet, fast hands, and a knack for anticipating the movement of the basketball.  He appears to be comfortable and productive at either guard spot. He is starting to get a reputation as a savvy and smart playmaker, adept at creating opportunities for himself and his teammates. Cameron played for the Washington Warriors 3SSB team this summer. Attends St. John’s Paul The Great in Dumfries, Virginia

Another freshman point guard that earned his way onto this list with his flair to his game. He darts up the court with the ball with speed while keeping his eyes up for open teammates for pinpoint passes. Cameron is quite a slick change of direction on a dime. He has a quick burst and gets into the paint where he uses his athleticism to elevate into pull-up and gets off the floor quickly.