Over the years, our girl basketball camps have welcomed prospects for every level.

While each camp showcases an impressive variety of emerging talent, there are always a select few players whose raw talent, skill sets, athletic ability, and overall potential immediately sets them apart.

Gabby Minus (Tennessee), Daishai Almond (Southern Miss), Jada Clowers (Alabama A&M), and Kaylen Kenney (Mercer) are a few that fit the description above and this year Nariya Jenkins joined that list.

Nariya Jenkins stood head and shoulders above the competition at this year’s Up Next Girls Middle School Camp, establishing herself as the event’s top prospect. The 6-foot-3 eighth grader combines exceptional physical tools and outstanding character qualities that will position her as the next potential high-major Division-1 prospect to emerge from our camp platform.

Jenkins showcased her versatility by dominating in the paint while proving to be equally effective on the perimeter. She’s a special talent whose emergence onto the national stage appears to be only a matter of time.

The Coffee County Middle School standout earned unanimous recognition as the Most Outstanding Camper, receiving the top honor from our entire staff of evaluators.