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NC Junior Phenom Scoring Leaders
ClassHeightNo. NameHigh SchoolStateDivisionAvg.20275′9″81Jack Baker Burlington Christian AcademyNCMS2520275′9″79Cash Hall Piedmont Open IB Middle SchoolNCMS2420275′0″25Syncere CavinessAlston Ridge Middle SchoolNCMS19.520285’871Dallas Oliver TNMS18.520275′11″133Jadon BeamBurns Middle SchoolNCMS17.520276′2″187Benjamin ReidWilliam Ellis Middle...
read morePhenom 150/ Jr Phenom Camp Award Winners
NC Phenom 150 Session 1 MVP: No. 217: 6’6 2024 Tyler Showalter (Butler HS) Offense: No. 155 Jacari Brim (West Forsyth HS) Playmaker: No. 75 Kenneth Bartlett (West Forsyth HS) Hustle: No. 216 Teyachta Harris (East Rowan HS) Defense: No. 218 Osvaldo Haynes (Providence Day) NC Junior Phenom MVP: No. 25 Syncere Caviness (Alston Ridge Middle School) Offense: No. 81 Jack Baker (Burlington Christian...
read morePhenom 150 Session II (Jr.) Camp Evaluations: Team 6
Team 6 Coach: Timario Baldwin #2: 5’2 ’26 Kyle Broughton (Charlotte) Starting things off, we look at a player that showcased nice instincts and overall balance on offense, Kyle Broughton. He’s a wiry, fairly well-rounded guard prospect with reliable creation skills and perimeter shooting. Broughton moves well without the ball and understands how to get involved as a two-way rebounder. Next...
read morePhenom 150 Session II (Jr.) Camp Evaluations: Team 5
Team 5 Coach: Dre Simmons #6: 4’10 ’28 Derrick Caldwell (Mooresville) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed exceptionally well despite his size and age, Derrick Caldwell. He’s a tough, skilled, unselfish point guard prospect with a phenomenal feel for the game on either end of the floor. Caldwell is a strong creator with a sharp penetration sense and finishing ability....
read morePhenom 150 Session II (Jr.) Camp Evaluations: Team 4
Team 4 Coach: Greg Harmon #4: 4’10 ’26 Izaac Skehan (Newport) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed quite well despite his lack of size, Izaac Skehan. He’s a wiry, unselfish guard prospect with a high motor and team-first approach on both ends of the floor. Skehan is a scrappy defender with an understanding of how to hit three-pointers and operate within his role. Next in...
read morePhenom 150 Session II (Jr.) Camp Evaluations: Team 3
Team 3 Coach: Kelvin Mills #5: 4’7 ’27 Rylan Leak (Huntersville) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed quite well despite being the smallest camper on this team, Rylan Leak. He’s a smart, wiry guard prospect with a nice spot-up threat and reliable perimeter shooting ability. Leak displayed an unselfish mentality, hit shots off the bounce or catch, and offered a high motor...
read morePhenom 150 Session II (Jr.) Camp Evaluations: Team 1
Team 1 Coach: Tyler Lewis #13: 5’1 ’26 Grant Jacques (Pittsboro) Starting things off, we look at a player that consistently stood out through his unselfishness and team-first mentality, Grant Jacques. He’s a smart, wiry guard with a nice balance between scoring and playmaking. Jacques handles and passes the ball well, but also highlighted useful perimeter shooting from midrange...
read morePhenom 150 Session II (Jr.) Camp Evaluations: Team 2
Team 2 Coach: Colby Lewis #3: 4’6 ’28 Emory Chaney (Concord, NC) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed very well, especially for his age, Emory Chaney. Next in his development process is working to get stronger, as it will help prepare him for the middle-school game. Coach Lewis on Chaney: “Quite possibly the youngest player at the camp at ten years old,...
read moreJunior Phenom/ Phenom 150 Session II Standouts
Day two featured the Junior Phenom players and they did not disappoint. It was another day chocked full of up-and-coming talent with players 11 years old and up. It will be fun to follow a lot of these players as they enter their high school careers. Here are the top 5 players from the Junior Phenom/ Phenom 150 that stood out to me.
read moreJr. Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 6
Team 6 Coach: Josh Staley #0: 5’0 ’28 Jason Staley (Blythewood) Starting things off, we look at a player that is truly just beginning to scratch the surface of his long-term upside, Jason Staley. He’s a smart, young guard prospect with great vision and the ability to knock down perimeter jumpers at a consistent rate. Staley displays a high motor as a defender and was able to harass...
read moreJr. Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 5
Team 5 Coach: Gary Hall #0: 4’11 ’26 Jayden Griffin (Matthews) Starting things off, we look at a player that contributed quite well despite being the smallest camper on this team, Jayden Griffin. He’s a smart, fairly high-motor guard prospect with a reliable midrange jumper and a solid penetrating sense. Griffin also operates as an effective spot-up threat with the ability to attack...
read moreJr. Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 4
Team 4 Coach: Luteke Kalambo #0: 5’9 ’25 Lawson Higgins (Burnsville) Starting things off, we look at a player that highlighted a pretty well-rounded skillset and approach, Lawson Higgins. He’s a wiry, team-first guard prospect with the ability to effectively create for himself or others off the bounce. Higgins also plays with a high motor and looks to do the little things whenever possible....
read moreJr. Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 3
Team 3 Coach: Patrick Paul #1: 5’2 ’28 Christopher Strayhorn (Charlotte) Starting things off, we look at a player that contributed nicely despite being the youngest and smallest camper on his team, Christopher Strayhorn. He’s an unselfish, team-first guard prospect that allows himself to learn and absorb information through coaching. Strayhorn displayed a useful midrange jumper and passed...
read moreJr. Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 2
Team 2 Coach: Blake Walker #0: 4’7 ’28 Andrew Putman (Charlotte) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed well despite being the youngest camper on this team, Andrew Putman. He’s a smart, scrappy, team-first guard prospect with a quality motor and great defensive prowess—especially for his size. Putman attacked and finished well but also displayed a willingness to set up...
read moreJr. Phenom 150 Camp Evaluations: Team 1
Team 1 Coach: Christian Savage #0: 4’6 ’28 Santana Sumner (Fort Mill) Starting things off, we look at a player that performed very well despite the smallest camper on this team, Santana Sumner. He’s a young, wiry guard prospect with a quality motor and overall feel on both sides of the ball. Next in his development process is working on Coach Savage on Sumner: “Santana was the youngest...
read morePhenom 150 Stat Leaders
Check out all the stats and averages from the #Phenom150 camp.
read moreSpecial K’s Hoops Take: Phenom 150 Standouts
6’5 Elton Smith 2026 absolutely screams potential; he has a great body and frame that already translates well to the next level. Being such a young age, he has already established himself as a dominant threat in the paint both offensively and defensively. He rebounds the ball very well on both ends and converts them to easy baskets in transition. He is a versatile player that has displayed the...
read morePhenom 150 and Jr. Phenom Schedule
Check out the schedule for the Phenom 150 and Jr Phenom camps coming up with Phenom Hoops.
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