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Phenom Exposure Camp Award Winners (HS/MS)

Another great camp has come and gone, and not only did players walk away with their names/games on the radar for Phenom Hoops, but a few walked away with awards from the event. Check out all the award winners from the high school and middle school exposure event. High School: MVP: 2025 Jaylen CrossMr. Offense: 2023 Zion McDuffieMr. Playmaker: 2025 Graham MooseMr. Hustle: 2026 Max Van...

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Phenom 150 Session II Camp Evaluations: Team 4

Team 4 Coach: Austin Collins  #43: 5’7 ’26 Dionte Neal (Reidsville) Starting things off, we look at a player who already possesses poise well beyond his years, Dionte Neal. He’s a tough, crafty guard prospect with excellent creation skills and a dynamic scoring arsenal from all levels. Neal can effortlessly get wherever he wants off the bounce, and displays the combination of scoring...

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Phenom 150 Session II Camp Evaluations: Team 3

Team 3 Coach: Dre Simmons  #34: 5’5 ’25 Dean Ruthstrom (Lake Norman Charter) Starting things off, we look at a player who continues to highlight steady improvement within his progression, Dean Ruthstrom. He’s a young, wiry, unselfish guard prospect with an active motor and the ability to apply pressure as a spot-up threat from beyond the arc. Ruthstrom moves well without the ball, hits...

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Phenom 150 Session II Camp Evaluations: Team 2

Team 2 Coach: Tyler Lewis  #25: 5’4 ’26 Grant Jacques (Grace Christian) Starting things off, we look at a player who performed very well despite being the youngest and smallest camper on this team, Grant Jacques. He’s a wiry, unselfish, high-motor guard prospect with an excellent spot-up presence along the perimeter. Jacques is fairly quick and understands how to find opportunities...

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Phenom 150 Session II Camp Evaluations: Team 1

Team 1 Coach: Gerroid Doughty  #15: 5’0 ’28 Gideon Mount (Lewisville) Starting things off, we look at a player who continues to perform well despite his young age, Gideon Mount. He’s a sturdy, high-motor guard prospect with an unselfish approach and the understanding of how to consistently make an impact without necessarily requiring the ball in his hands. Mount provides excellent...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 8

Team 8 Coach: Jermaine Williams  #106: 5’6 ’25 Jalon Bailey (Shady Spring) Starting things off, we look at a player who made a quality impact despite his somewhat unassuming nature, Jalon Bailey. He’s a young, wiry, well-rounded guard prospect with useful creation skills and the ability to operate with or without the ball in his hands. Bailey is a nice shooter, passer, and overall...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 7

Team 7 Coach: Bronal Gary  #105: 5’6 ’26 Ashton Arthur (Independence) Starting things off, we look at a player who competed extremely well despite being the youngest camper on this team, Ashton Arthur. He’s a young, wiry guard prospect with vision, perimeter shooting, and a terrific off-ball presence. Arthur plays hard and understands how to maximize his presence on both ends of the...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 6

Team 6 Coach: Kelvin Mills  #104: 5’5 ’25 Dean Ruthstrom (Lake Norman Charter) Starting things off, we look at a player who simply knows how to make his presence felt despite his lack of size, Dean Ruthstrom. He’s a young, wiry guard prospect with an excellent off-ball presence and the ability to pose problems as a shooter from midrange and beyond the arc. Ruthstrom plays with an...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 5

Team 5 Coach: Austin Collins  #102: 5’3 ’25 Brylee Austin (Cox Mill) Starting things off, we look at a player who consistently found ways to make an impact despite being the smallest camper on this team, Brylee Austin. He’s a young, wiry point guard prospect with nice vision, solid craftiness as a creator, and the ability to score in a variety of different ways. Austin positions...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 4

Team 4 Coach: Tyler Lewis  #103: 5’3 ’27 Leighton Little (Raleigh) Starting things off, we look at a player who competed very well despite being one of the youngest campers on display, Leighton Little. He’s a young, wiry guard prospect with an unselfish mentality and reliable spot-up presence from beyond the arc. Little possesses vision, ball-handling ability, and a pretty active motor...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 3

Team 3 Coach: Dre Simmons  #113: 5’10 ’26 Caden Ryker (High Point) Starting things off, we look at a player who contributed quite well, especially for his age, Caden Ryker. He’s a young, team-first guard prospect with reliable spot-up abilities and a willingness to make hustle plays whenever possible. Ryker didn’t force the action and impacted all facets within the flow of the action....

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 2

Team 2 Coach: Colby Lewis  #101: 5’1 ’26 Braydon Temple (Raleigh) Starting things off, we look at a player who competed extremely well despite being the smallest camper on this team, Braydon Temple. He’s a small, young guard prospect with a quality motor and the ability to knock down midrange jumpers at a reliable percentage. Temple handled the ball well and looked to set up others...

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Phenom 150 Session I Camp Evaluations: Team 1

Team 1 Coach: Gerroid Doughty  #100: 5’0 ’28 Gideon Mount (Forsyth Country Day) Starting things off, we look at a player who contributed quite nicely despite being the youngest camper on display, Gideon Mount. He’s a young, sturdy, high-motor prospect with excellent perimeter shooting abilities and a clear willingness to make hustle plays whenever possible. Mount worked well within the...

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Phenom 150 Camp Session II Evaluations: Team 6

Team 6 Coach: John Combs #1: 5’8 ’21 Sean Iadonisi (Fort Mill) Starting things off, we look at a player that offered his team with a pretty tough, heady two-way presence, Sean Iadonisi. He’s a smart, high-motor guard prospect with a willingness to make the right play on every single possession. Iadonisi is a capable three-level scorer and utilizes his blend of quickness and ball-handling to...

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Phenom 150 Camp Session II Evaluations: Team 5

Team 5 Coach: Robert McCullough #0: 6’1 ’22 Jamison Graves (Elon) Starting things off, we look at a player that consistently found ways to make an impact within the flow of the team, Jamison Graves. He’s a smart, unselfish, high-motor guard prospect with a great understanding of how to operate with or without the ball in his hands. Graves is an excellent three-point shooter with the...

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Phenom 150 Camp Session II Evaluations: Team 4

Team 4 Coach: Brian Allen #10: 6’7 ’22 Caleb Maul (Waxhaw) Starting things off, we look at a player that possesses a nice crossroads between productivity and long-term upside, Caleb Maul. He’s a big, sturdy post prospect with solid effort and the ability to operate within the team on both ends of the floor. Maul does a useful job of utilizing his size to wall-up defensively and alter shots...

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Phenom 150 Session II Camp Evaluations: Team 3

Team 3 Coach: Jacob Senyo #1: 6’0 ’23 Markeevis Latta (Oxford) Starting things off, we look at a player that easily stood out as one of the most dynamic floor generals on display, Markeevis Latta. He’s a smart, sharp, quick point guard prospect with a nice blend of playmaking and three-level scoring. Latta is capable of breaking down his man, touching the paint, and making plays for himself...

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Phenom 150 Camp Session II Evaluations: Team 2

Team 2 Coach: Greg Harmon #0: 5’4 ’25 Jalen Mills (Hope Mills) Starting things off, we look at a player that consistently stands out with his motor and hard-nosed approach, Jalen Mills. He’s a young, team-first guard prospect with great passing instincts and a willingness to make hustle plays whenever possible. Mills defends with purpose and doesn’t necessarily require a ton of offensive...

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Phenom 150 Camp Session II Evaluations: Team 1

Team 1 Coach: Colby Lewis #0: 5’6 ’24 Chaz Beasley (Augusta, GA) Chaz Beasley is a young point guard that has a knack for creating off the bounce and getting downhill to the basket. Despite his height, he has the ability to find ways to finish over taller defenders with crafty finishes. From the perimeter, he showed the ability to knock down the three-point shot. Defensively, he has the ability...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 20

Team 20 Coach: Rod Williams #0: 5’9 ’24 Denzel Foster (Greensboro) Starting things off, we look at a player that contributed quite well despite being the smallest camper on this team, Denzel Foster. He’s a young, sturdy guard prospect with a fairly well-rounded skillset and approach to the game. Foster utilizes his quickness very well to touch the paint and harass his assignment as an...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 19

Team 19 Coach: Greg Harmon #0: 5’9 ’22 Baron Williams (Clayton) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed quite well despite being the smallest camper on this team, Baron Williams. He’s a scrappy, team-first guard prospect with quickness, a nice handle, and the ability to touch the paint with regularity. Williams is a useful creator that scores effectively but also looks to...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 18

Team 18 Coach: Wesley Tubbs  #0: 5’9 ’24 Kai Logan (Roanoke) Starting things off, we look at a player that stood out nicely despite being the smallest camper on this team, Kai Logan. He’s a big, strong-bodied guard prospect with great energy and a team-first approach on both ends of the floor. Logan is fairly well-rounded and capable of scoring from all levels or setting up others as a...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 17

Team 17 Coach: Jordan Washington #0: 5’9 ’22 Grant Adams (Franklin) Starting things off, we look at a player that made his presence consistently felt despite being the smallest camper on this team, Grant Adams. He’s a young, high-motor guard prospect with a team-first approach to the game on either end of the floor. Adams is a quality perimeter shooter but also capable of creating off the...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 16

Team 16 Coach: Kenneth Hunter #0: 5’8 ’22 Quentin Rice (Morganton) Starting things off, we look at a player that simply knows how to control the action on both ends of the floor, Quentin Rice. He’s a smart, quick, heady point guard prospect with a tight handle, sharp vision, and great defensive prowess. Rice breaks down opponents with ease and makes plays for himself and others with...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 15

Team 15 Coach: Brian Allen #0: 5’8 ’22 Nathaniel Kornegay (Creedmoor) Starting things off, we look at a player that showed the ability to make a strong impact despite being the smallest camper on this team, Nathaniel Kornegay. He’s a tough, unselfish guard prospect with quickness and a great penetration sense, which allows him to touch the paint with regularity. Next in his development...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 14

Team 14 Coach: Patrick King #0: 5’8 ’23 Robert McCullough (Charlotte) Starting things off, we look at a player that showcased a pretty reliable presence on both ends of the floor, Robert McCullough. He’s a rugged, high-motor guard prospect with quickness and the ability to touch the paint with regularity. McCullough is a solid ball-handler with great vision and a willingness to setup others...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 13

Team 13 Coach: Antonio Perkins #0: 5’8 ’24 Quincy Prince (Charlotte) Starting things off, we look at a player that contributed quite nicely despite being the smallest camper on this team, Quincy Prince. He’s a smart, quick, young point guard prospect with great vision and a nice pace to his game. Prince possesses a nice midrange pull-up, but also attacked the basket and finished while...

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Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 12

Team 12 Coach: James Black #0: 5’7 ’23 Darren Lloyd (Florence) Starting things off, we look at a player that understands how to make an impact through his tough, heady approach, Darren Lloyd. He’s a smart, quick point guard prospect with sharp instincts and the ability to play bigger than his size would imply defensively. Lloyd is an effective floor general in the half-court but genuinely...

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