The best freshman at the camp. Miguel can put the ball on the floor, shoot the three, and when he wants to, play some pretty good defense. It looks like the game comes easy to him. A good future.

This kid is a basketball player. He looks for his teammates and shares the ball. He makes great decisons, can find the open man, and shoot the ball well. He should have been picked for the All Star game. A great player.

Coach Haley saw the afterburners kick in on this kid. He can go. He is not shy with the ball. He knows when to takes his man off the dribble and gets to the basket easilly. Another All Star candidate passed by.

A lot can be said for a kid that can get to the basket the way Marcus does. He will find a way, one way or another. He takes care of the ball well and makes good decisions at the point guard position.

Labrente looks like a basketball player. He has a slim body and it looks like basketball is game. He had trouble early. However, late in the afternoon, he woke up and started to show that he can play the game.

This kid's best basketball is yet to come. He has no problem taking the ball to the basket and is a solid defender. He got stuck behind Miguel Paul, Idell Bell, and Ryan Power on the gray team when it came to handling the ball. Although, he didn't seem to mind moving without the ball.

Don't sleep on Pine Castle Christian for the next couple of years. Kory looked good hustling for the ball. Good player on both sides of the ball with a nice intermediate jumper.

I have been watching Jim play for several years and he continues to impress. His jump shot is great. He handles the point position like an old pro and is a great defender. I hope Jim grows over the next few years. His size is his only hindrance.

Lakeland-Kathleen assistant coach Eddie Anderson was surprised at how "polished" his game is. He sneaks up on people. A solid defender, nice outside jumper, handles the ball and will go fight for rebounds on both ends of the floor. The weight room will help Ryan for the future.

Eddie is a hard working guard. He isn't the most talented player. But, he will get on the floor and fight for the ball. He always seems to find a way to score, which meant normally a 3 point play the old fashioned way this weekend. Fun player to watch.

A lot can be said for understanding the game of basketball. Thomas is a good defender, has decent handles, and has no problem hitting the open jump shot. Coach Mark Rickman has to be excited about his freshman class. This one's a keeper.

It took until late afternoon for Anthony to get into the swing of things. He was quite unimpressive in the morning session. However, he bounced back and displayed a nice variety in his offensive game. Although, he is a better passer than scorer at this time.

Ameer has a nose for the ball. This kid was everywhere. Offense, defense, taking it to the basket, trying to make the right pass. He made a decision to attend the right school. Coach Kevin Sutton will make him a better player. We'll see Ameer at full potential in the coming years.

A "moose" of a kid. A wide body together with his 6'6" frame and a desire to get to the basket. He ran into some trouble against a taller Adam Pegg. But, you can tell the kid has been working on his game.

Adam needs to work on his overall strength and conditioning. He needs to find a weight room and hit it hard. He displays some good moves on occasion offensively. Defensively, at 6'8", he can be intimidating to an offensive player. Adam just needs a coach willing to teach him the game.