PANGOS ALL-FROSH SOPH RECAP
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- Published: Monday, 13 October 2014 01:00
2014 PANGOS ALL - SOUTH FROSH / SOPH CAMP "AFTER-THOUGHTS"
I arrived in Dallas just in time for Sunday's (Oct 12th) Top 60 and Top 30 Cream of the Crop games. As usual, this event was possessed the atmosphere of a good ol' Fall Family Reunion. Many summer coaches who hadn't spoke to each other in months, found themselves rooting for the same team, and in some cases - sitting side by side communicating about... basketball stuff. As for the campers, this event served as the last hooray (of the non-scholastic season) for many of the 9th and 10th graders who accepted invites to participate.
The Top 30 Cream of the Crop game featured a collection of the weekend's top thirty performers (as selected by the contingent of media in attendance). The teams played two 25 minute halves, running clock. Naturally, with 15 players subbing in and out every few minutes, it was tough for many of these young men to get into a consistent rhythm. However, the game remained competitive throughout the process. Among the highly anticipated "games" within this game included, PJ Washington vs Isiah Josey and Jacobi Gordon vs RJ Cammack. It was all Washington in the first half, but Josey came alive in the second frame with impacting rebounding and a couple exciting dunks. However, Washington earned Most Outstanding Player honors primarily because his team won the game. Had the White team won, Josey may have very likely received that honor. Gordon and Cammack are a pair of awfully talented ninth graders who represented Houston and Dallas very well. Both should easy garner serious consideration for every single National Top 50 poll out there. Although they had their moments during this particular game, it was Gordon who was much more aggressive while scoring close or away from the rim.
Top 60 game remained suspenseful the entire twenty-five minutes. Once the smoke cleared, the youngest player on the court stole the spotlight away from his elders. Zarek Thomas 5'11 cg 2019 produced a game high 15pts including back to back threes in the second half to lift the White squad to victory. Thomas was one of only 3 sub-high school players who were selected to play in the All Star games. Harrison Stoddart 6'7 f 2017 and Devion Dunbar 6'2 g 2018 led the Black team with 11pts apiece.
TOP 30 GAME!
BLACK TEAM 77pts (31/67fg, 8/21trey, 9/13ft)
#142 PJ Washington 6'7 f 2017 - 12pts (5/8fg, 1/2trey, 1/2ft)
#88 Trae Young 6'1 g 2017 - 10pts (3/8fg, 2/5trey, 2/2ft)
#31 TJ Starks 6'0 g 2017 - 8pts (3/5fg, 1/3trey, 1/3ft)
#73 PJ Byrd 5'11 g 2018 - 6pts (2/4fg, 2/2trey)
#81 Jules Moor 6'3 g 2017 - 6pts (3/8fg, 0/2trey)
#112 Khiry Shelton 6'7 f 2017 - 6pts (2/2fg, 2/2ft)
#14 CJ Roberts 6'1 g 2017 - 5pts (2/6fg, 0/2trey, 1/2ft)
#66 Andre Smith 6'0 g 2017 - 5pts (2/4fg, 1/1trey)
#136 RJ Cammack 6'7 f 2018 - 4pts (2/3fg)
#123 Keaton Hervey - 4pts (2/5fg, 0/1trey)
#117 Jared Pierre 6'7 f 2017 - 2pts (1/3fg)
#144 Brady Manek 6'7 f 2017 - 2pts (1/2fg)
#126 Winston Nelson 6'6 f 2017 - 2pts (2/2ft)
#98 Chris Mullins 6'2 w 2018 - 0pts (0/4fg, 0/2trey)
WHITE TEAM 70pts (27/63fg, 5/15trey, 11/20ft)
#137 Jacobi Gordon 6'6 f 2018 - 11pts (5/9fg, 1/4trey)
#77 Jordan Myers 6'3 w 2017 - 10pts (3/4fg, 2/2trey, 2/2ft)
#154 Isiah Josey 6'9 f 2017 - 10pts (3/5fg, 2/4ft)
#93 Caleb Daniels 6'2 g 2017 - 8pts (2/3fg, 4/4ft)
#85 Zach Thomas 6'1 g 2018 - 5pts (2/3fg, 1/2trey)
#100 Greg Bowie 6'2 g 2017 - 5pts (2/4fg, 0/1trey)
#97 JJ Chandler 6'3 g 2017 - 4pts (1/3fg, 2/2ft)
#202 Malik Hudson 6'4 w 2017 - 4pts (2/7fg, 0/1trey, 0/2ft)
#116 Mike Adewumni 6'5 w 2017 - 4pts (2/4fg, 0/2trey)
#9 Zhaire Smith 6'3 g 2017 - 2pts (1/4fg)
#133 Andy Clerveaux 6'9 f 2018 - 2pts (1/1fg)
TOP 60 GAME SCORING TOTALS
BLACK TEAM 72pts (29/72fg, 6/30trey, 8/20ft)
#132 Harrison Stoddart 6'7 f 2017 - 11pts (5/7fg, 0/1trey)
#75 Devion Dunbar 6'2 g 2018 - 11pts (5/12fg, 1/4trey)
#111 Jordan Phillips 6'5 f 2018 - 7pts (2/7fg, 2/3trey, 1/2ft)
#51 Ronnie Prater 6'0 g 2018 - 7pts (3/6fg, 1/4trey)
#72 Jalen Carter 5'11 g 2017 - 6pts (2/7fg, 1/4trey, 1/2ft)
#129 Zane McFarland 6'7 w 2018 - 5pts (2/3fg, 1/7ft)
#35 Chris Harris 5'11 g 2019 - 5pts (2/5fg, 1/3trey)
#110 Sebastian Andrade 6'1 g 2017 - 4pts (2/2fg, 0/1ft)
#143 Stanley Joseph 6'10 f 2019 - 4pts (2/3fg)
#32 Jakeen Acres 5'8 g 2018 - 4pts (2/4fg, 0/2trey)
#13 Remy Minor 5'5 g 2018 - 4pts (1/4fg, 0/1trey, 2/2ft)
#68 Kalen Hardaway 6'2 g 2017 - 2pts (1/2fg, 0/1trey)
#92 Ahmad Caldwell 6'4 w 2017 - 1pt (0/1fg, 1/2ft)
#153 Katin Bennett 6'8 f 2018 - 1pt (0/1fg, 1/2ft)
#12 KJ Harris 6'0 g 2017 - 1pt (0/4fg, 0/3trey, 1/2ft)
#40 Braxton Lovings 6'0 g 2017 - 0pts (0/4fg, 0/2trey)
WHITE TEAM 77pts (33/66fg, 6/20trey, 7/10ft)
#235 Zarek Thomas 5'11 g 2019 - 15pts (6/11fg, 3/6trey)
#106 Antonio Lapeyrolerie 6'3 w 2018 - 10pts (5/6fg, 0/1ft)
#68 Bralyn James 6'3 g 2017 - 10pts (4/6fg, 2/4ft)
#152 Maxwell Huff 6'8 f 2018 - 6pts (2/3fg, 2/2ft)
#140 Zachary Simmons 6'8 f 2017 - 6pts (3/4fg)
#128 Miles Macadory 6'4 w 2018 - 5pts (2/5fg, 1/1ft)
#220 Jeremy Hodge 6'2 g 2017 - 5pts (2/2fg, 1/1trey)
#69 Kneiko Ketchens 6'0 g 2017 - 5pts (1/6fg, 1/4trey, 2/2ft)
#99 Harrison Martin 6'5 f 2017 - 4pts (2/4fg, 0/2trey)
#77 Jeremiah Wiley 6'0 g 2017 - 4pts (2/5fg, 0/2trey)
#121 Spencer Washington 6'3 g 2018 - 3pts (1/6fg, 1/3trey)
#89 Jason Earnest 6'5 w 2017 - 2pts (1/3fg)
#20 Corey Thomas 5'10 g 2017 - 2pts (1/4fg)
#54 Michael Lucio 5'10 g 2017 - 0pts (0/1fg, 0/1trey)
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