A recent Trevecca Nazarene commit, Webster was selected as an Indiana All-Star after averaging 15.2 points, 3.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists, and 2.5 steals per game for Lawrence North High School.

The speedy senior lead guard for Lawrence North is the one that makes everything go for the Wildcats. He’s a tempo pusher with his speed and vision. He’s a one man press breaker that thrives on getting in the lane where he does a good job playing on balance and is able to finish through contact. The jump shot has always been a question in the past, but the 5’11” guard is shooting it at a high level this season making him a threat to score from all over the floor. He’s a really good defensive guard that can get up and pressure full court while being able to stay out of foul trouble.

A top 35 player in the in-state 2026 class, Lawrence North senior guard Cameron Webster Cameron Webster 5'11" | PG Lawrence North | 2026 State IN also feels like one of the more underrated ones, as well. The Lawrence North Wildcats have had an excellent season and a big part of that is due to the play of Webster, which is why they are 15-2 thus far. For the Wildcats, Webster is the guy in the backcourt for them making the plays happen in a lot of ways. Watch Webster this week when Lawrence North faces Carmel on the road.

Absolutely electric in transition with his speed and athleticism where he made all the right decisions just as a lead guard should. In the half court, his shooting isn’t his strong suit but does a great job getting to his spot and playing off two feet in the lane. Defensively he was wreaking havoc all day on opposing ball handlers with active hands and just being the aggressor.

Lightning quick lead guard that thrives in transition. Offensively he pushes the tempo better than arguably any guard in the state and lives in the paint where he is deadly in the midrange as well as scoring at the rim. In a camp setting, I can see he him a top performer of the weekend.