The 24th Annual Pangos All American Camp once again proved why it remains one of the premier stages in grassroots basketball. The event was loaded with high major talent, elite size, and players capable of impacting the game in a variety of ways, as they did so in front of NBA scouts. What stood out most was the combination of skill and versatility, as guards controlled tempo, wings created mismatches, and bigs showed the ability to affect both ends of the floor. From nationally recognized stars to prospects continuing their rise, the level of competition remained high throughout the weekend. Pangos provided a glimpse into the future of basketball and several players left Nevada with even more momentum than they arrived with.
CJ Rosser | 6’9” | Southeastern Academy (FL) | 2027
Rosser continues to strengthen his case as one of the premier prospects in the country regardless of position. At 6’9”, he blends size, athleticism, shot making, and versatility in a way very few players can. Rosser impacts winning on both ends of the floor and consistently looks comfortable against elite competition. Every time he steps on the floor, he validates the national attention surrounding his name.
Mekhi Robertson | 6’4” | So Cal Academy (CA) | 2027
Robertson is a physically gifted guard who plays with confidence and purpose. He gets downhill well, creates advantages off the bounce, and competes defensively. Robertson’s athleticism allows him to impact the game in transition and in half court settings. His upside continues to trend upward.
Kur Lual | 6’7” | AZ Compass Prep (AZ) | 2027
Lual’s combination of length, athleticism, and quick twitch movements immediately stands out. He covers ground effortlessly and impacts multiple areas of the game. Defensively he creates problems with his activity level and versatility. His ceiling remains extremely high as his skill set continues to develop.
Zion Green | 6’9” | Camden HS (NJ) | 2027
Green brings intriguing versatility to the floor as a true triple threat option. He can shoot it, attack closeouts, and make plays off the bounce. His jumper continues to look more polished and repeatable. At his size, that versatility becomes difficult for defenses to handle.
Jalen White | 6’7” | Bella Vista (AZ) | 2027
White is one of the more explosive athletes in the class and plays above the rim with authority. He can finish through defenders, elevate in traffic, and still step out and make perimeter shots. His blend of power and finesse keeps defenses guessing. White’s athleticism changes the game.
Akol Nyok | 7’1” | Columbus HS (FL) | 2027
Nyok gives teams exactly what they want from a true interior presence. He rebounds at a high level, protects the rim, and consistently runs the floor hard. Around the basket he keeps the ball high and finishes efficiently. His size and activity make him a difficult matchup.
Zain Majeed | 6’8” | Mater Dei (CA) | 2027
Majeed stretches the floor with his shooting ability and quick release. He gets quality looks because of his understanding of spacing and timing. When defenders close out too aggressively, he can put it on the floor and attack. His offensive versatility makes him a valuable piece.
Josiah Adamson | 6’3” | CATS Academy (MA) | 2027
Adamson is simply tough to outplay. He competes on both ends, defends his position well, and consistently makes plays with the ball in his hands. Adamson breaks defenders down and creates opportunities without overcomplicating the game. His overall impact stands out.
MJ Curry | 6’5” | Grayson (GA) | 2027
Curry continues to elevate his stock with every opportunity. The athletic shooting guard combines size, explosiveness, and shot making ability at a high level. He plays above the rim, defends, and continues expanding his offensive game. High major programs have taken notice for good reason.
Somto Patrick Onoduenyi | 6’9” | Modesto Christian (CA) | 2029
Patrick is one of the most intriguing young bigs in attendance because of his defensive impact and physical tools. He protects the rim, rebounds at a high rate, and continues developing offensively. Patrick runs the floor well for his size and shows promising touch around the basket. His long term upside is substantial.
Ricky Moore Jr. | 6’7” | Ambassador Christian (NC) | 2027
Moore Jr. brings positional versatility and a complete skill set to the floor. He can handle the ball, facilitate offense, and score from multiple areas. His feel for the game stands out because he rarely forces action. Moore Jr. impacts winning in a variety of ways.
Tyler Sutton | 6’2” | Overtime Elite (GA) | 2027
Sutton is a true point guard who embraces the responsibilities of the position. He plays hard, defends, and consistently gets teammates involved. Sutton understands where teammates like the ball and delivers it on time. His toughness and leadership are evident.
Keaundre Morris | 6’1” | Dream City Christian (AZ) | 2027
Morris is a smooth operator who looks comfortable regardless of defensive coverage. He can score within the flow, create on an island, or punish zones with his shooting. Morris makes quality decisions off the live dribble and rarely looks sped up. His pace is impressive.
Howard Williams | 6’7” | Overtime Elite (GA) | 2027
Williams brings physicality and athleticism every possession. He thrives attacking downhill, getting to the free throw line, and finishing through contact. His frame and strength allow him to absorb contact and continue plays. Williams consistently pressures defenses.
Jaylen Hunter Coleman | 6’0” | Newman School (MA) | 2027
Hunter Coleman uses his strength exceptionally well for a guard. He gets from the perimeter to the paint efficiently and finishes through traffic. His shooting ability keeps defenders honest. He competes with toughness and confidence.
Darren Ford | 6’2” | AZ Compass Prep (AZ) | 2028
Ford looks every bit like one of the elite young guards in the country. He scores from all three levels, plays with intensity, and attacks with confidence. Ford combines physicality with skill and never backs down from competition. His future is incredibly bright.
LJ Diamond | 6’3” | Perry (AZ) | 2027
Diamond is a dynamic guard who can score and facilitate while keeping the game simple. He creates separation well and consistently makes smart decisions. Diamond’s pace and feel allow him to stay effective in multiple settings. He continues to trend upward as a prospect.
Lewis Uvwo | 6’11” | Prolific Prep (FL) | 2027
Uvwo may be the most impactful defensive big in high school basketball. He alters shots, blocks shots, rebounds outside of his area, and immediately turns defense into offense. Around the rim he looks to finish everything with force. His motor and defensive presence are elite.
Micah Gordon | 6’0” | Plainfield HS (NJ) | 2027
Fresh off earning Pangos MVP honors, Gordon controlled games with scoring, playmaking, and poise. He consistently made the right reads and never looked rattled by the moment. Gordon’s pace, confidence, and shot making ability stood out throughout camp. High level lead guard play was on full display.
Dooney Johnson | 6’7” | Milwaukee Juneau | 2027
Johnson’s versatility is what separates him. He can legitimately play multiple positions and contribute in a variety of roles. Johnson sees the floor well, keeps teammates involved, and can take over when necessary. His all around game continues to impress.
Tre Keith | 6’3” | Tri-Cities (GA) | 2027
Keith is a calm combo guard who understands how to exploit advantages. He shoots the ball well, processes the game quickly, and consistently makes winning plays. Keith plays with patience and confidence. His basketball IQ stands out.
Nolyn Proudfoot | 6’2” | Western Reserve Academy (MA) | 2028
Proudfoot brings value as both a shooter and facilitator. He communicates, attacks the basket, and consistently looks to create opportunities for teammates. His ability to draw defenders and find bigs makes him effective in pick and roll situations. Proudfoot plays with purpose.
Flory Kuminga | 6’6” | The Patrick School (NJ) | 2029
Kuminga is an elite athlete with quick twitch movements that immediately grab your attention. His first step is explosive and allows him to put constant pressure on defenses. Kuminga thrives attacking the basket and finishing through traffic. His upside is immense.
Emmanuel Ouedraogo | 6’10” | Wilson Academy | 2030
The lone eighth grader in attendance more than held his own against older competition. Ouedraogo stayed active, rebounded consistently, and impacted the game without needing plays called for him. He runs the floor hard, protects the paint, and understands his role. For a 2030 prospect, his physical tools and maturity are extremely impressive.
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