Team White had a nice combination of size and skill and featured some all-camp performers. Here’s a full team breakdown.

Teagan Williams, Oak Hill Middle School

A tough competitor who wasn’t afraid to mix it up with whoever was in front of him. He took advantage of limited scoring chances with efficient shooting when opportunities presented themselves.

Antwan Brooks Jr., Warner Robins Middle School

Brooks Jr. played with a ton of heart and effort. He’s small in stature, but made up for it with his fearless approach. His energy will almost always award him a spot on the floor (all-camp team.)

Kannon Daniels, Middle School

Daniels competed hard and held his own in a camp setting. He got more comfortable and better as the day progressed. Definitely an intriguing young prospect to keep an eye.

Quinterris Holt, Huntington Middle School

Holt is a natural facilitator, but can get a basket when needed. He played within himself all day picking his spots assisting and scoring.

Austin Hughes, Miller Middle School

Hughes looked like he’s played a lot of basketball. He knew exactly what to do in situational moments. After a few years of figuring things out, the light has seemingly come on for the Miller Middle School product; so buckle up because a breakout season might be on the horizon (all-camp team.)

Keon Howard Jr., Howard Middle School

Howard Jr. has a basketball-IQ that is rare at his age. He made the right reads on the fly offensively and defensively. His ability to recognize plays before they happen is a gift that’ll make him a valuable asset on any team (all-camp team.)

Courtney Walker Jr., Huntington Middle School

Walker Jr. stood out with his unselfish play and crafty skillset. He was steady throughout the day making winning plays was impressive in his win at all costs approach to the game.

Javoris Parker Jr., Feagin Mill Middle School

A physically imposing tweener player that possesses the size to get it done on the interior and skillset to affect the game on the perimeter. Parker Jr. has all the physical tools to be star as his maturation continues to progress (all-camp team.)

Christian Warner, Huntington Middle School

A bruiser in the painted area that made his presence felt. His made a living off second chance opportunities and was identified as an all-camp performer.