Showing posts with label Basketball Spotlight Camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basketball Spotlight Camp. Show all posts

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Trey Thomas Prepares to Takeover the Class of 2022


Trey Thomas has long been in the conversation as one of the best guards in the DMV in the class of 2021; he has long been a primetime competitor and was a major contributor on one of the best teams in the country this past 2015-16 season. 

With a primary focus on academics, Thomas trajectory is taking an express route to the top of the food chain or rather the top of the rankings in the basketball world, with the recent announcement of his reclassification to the class of 2022.   After a recent growth spurt his upside is even exciting and enticing to scouts because he's going to continue to fill out physically, presumably for years to come, and is already highly skilled with good length and athleticism as 2022 guard he will be one of the most dangerous and most prolific nationally.

Due to Trey Thomas’ size, length, IQ, experience, and versatility he is capable of playing on or off the ball and making and impact at both positions. He's capable of making plays with the ball in his hands and is deceptively athletic and is very creative around the rim and in the paint, but is equally effective as a catch and shoot player with very consistent three-point shot.

Love to watch in him space as he is shifty, tough, and has the “dog” and killer instinct needed to go at and separate himself in big moments.  Sometimes you scratch your head, but never for academic purposes in the best interest of a child; but the pieces in this instance when combine with the basketball side make it a perfect storm for Thomas all-around but many a upcoming dark and stormy night to come for opponents.
 
 
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Keno Lilly: Bigtime Player, Makes Bigtime Plays, In Bigtime Game









In a very competitive field; Team Takeover 2021 cruised to the championship defeating a pesky Bmore United squad 56-48 behind the play on both ends of Keno Lilly.  The natural shooting guard led his team and spaced the floor for his interior players with is knockdown shooting from all over the floor and beyond the three point arch.  

Lilly whose shot has always been mechanically strong is now utilizing the entire court to find scoring zones that he is effective in.  With a laser quick release he only needs a split second and small window to get his shot off.  In the championship Lilly not only scored, he shot a high percentage at one point knocking down back to back trey balls from opposite corners.

Lilly played the championship game as if he was shot out of a cannon. Playing with great energy at both ends Keno showed the ability and savvy to affect the game in multiple ways. In addition to the 3-point shooting he showed solid burst off the dribble and looks to be able to slash into the paint an aspect we look forward to seeing more of in the future. Defensively, his lateral quickness, active hands, and desire should make him a lock-down defender creating a player any coach would want on their roster - a scorer and floor spacer on one end and an active, engaged, defensive presence on the other.  

Too good to be considered a sleeper; Lilly must be watched simply based on the transitional skill set the he possess and performs with at the highest level – every team and every level needs a shooter of his caliber and with his ability to play both ends; someone will be very happy being able to turn to Lilly.

Monday, February 16, 2015

DMV Shines At BBall Spotlight Camp




In one of most competitive youth environments in the country in years, the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp attracted players from 30+ states and multiple countries.  With this type of talent in the building all players were tested – and the DMV players proved at each level why this area is considered to be one of the best in the world.  DMV players fought hard, showed no fear and made the rest of country remember their names; taking home multiple awards during the tremendous weekend.

Here is a list of the DMV players who made the All-Star Teams in their respective age groups and classes.

2023 All-Star Team
1. Samartine Bogues (Maryland)
2. Anthony Saunders (Virginia)
3. Cameron Gillus (Virginia)
4. Michael Brelsford (Maryland)
5. Noah Cutler (Virginia)
6. Tyrin Bizelle (Maryland)
7. Daniel Dormu (Maryland)

2022 All-Star Team
1. Knasir McDaniel (District Of Columbia)
2. Sammy Scott (Maryland)
3. Donovan Leak (Maryland)
4. Jason Moore (Maryland)
5. Devon Williams (Maryland)
6. Mason So (Viriginia)

2021 All-Star Team
1. Stalin Oaks (Maryland)
2. Trevor Keels (Maryland)
3. Carlos Alexander (Virginia)
4. Trey Thomas (Maryland)
5. Zion Harmon (District Of Columbia)
6. Ahmad Harrison (Maryland)
7. Ty Wilson (Virginia)

2020 All-Star Team
1. Jordan Toles (Maryland)
2. Justin Lewis (Maryland)
3. Cameron Byers (Maryland)
4. Jeremy Roach (Viriginia)
5. Canin Reynolds (Maryland)
6. Lameron James (Maryland)
7. Tyler Brelsford (Maryland)
8. Josiah Hardy (Virginia)
9. Jermaine Goodwyn (Maryland)
10. Tejon Ford (Maryland)

2019 Top 20 All-Star Team
1. Che Evans (Maryland)
2. Makhi Mitchell (Maryland)
3. Justin Moore (Maryland)
4. Christian Depollar (Maryland)
5. Cameron Savage (Virginia)
6. Sigfried Reid (Maryland)
7. Mahkel Mitchell (Maryland)
8. Marvin Price (Maryland)
9. James Bishop (Maryland)
10. Carsten Kogelnik (Maryland) - Injured

2019 Top 40 All-Star Team
1. Jordan Hairston (North Carolina)
2. Alvonte Lawton (Virgnia)
3. Jemere Williams (Maryland)
4. Jaylen Wiggins (Maryland)
5. Misael Etuaful (Maryland)
6. Beau Everett (Virginia)