Camp is one of the smaller guards in the area that can put up points in bunches. He’s looking to get a bucket whenever the ball is in his hands and with his twitch, he can get into the paint whenever he pleases. The Stags will need that spark at times, but if Camp wants to help raise the bar of both his team and his stock, becoming a more consistent playmaker for others considering he can get into the heart of the defense on command will pay dividends.

10p 5a 5r 3s vs Grind Until

-Camp’s ability to dart through the defense to raise up for pull-up jumpers or dish passes to teammates all over the floor stood out particularly in this matchup. Camp collected an assist to shooters off of fae screens, scored on B2B layups–with the second coming off an on-ball steal in the backcourt, scored on a hop step fader in transition, knocked down a pull-up jumper in the paint in transition, and scored off a C2C drive and lay at the rim. Camp leverages his size well to get under ballhandlers and stay connected to his matchup while he fights over screens without being whistled for a foul– a microskill that is often difficult for today’s guards. The little plays add up to wins and his teams do that both in the scholastic and high school season.