On Sunday, approximately 60 Student-Athletes ranging from 9th-12th grades gathered at the University of Tampa in the Martinez Sports Center to participate in the Big County Preps and Bay Area Hoops Pick and Pop Training Camp.

For the first time ever, BCP and BAH were able to put together a showcase that concentrated on Basketball IQ. The showcase kicked off with IQ skill drills, multiple Pick and Roll and Pick and Pop drills, Agility and timed drills.

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EXTREME 8 TOP PERFORMERS (in no ranking order)
Johnny Lampkin 2016, Tampa Catholic HS PG 6-1/180 – Oh Johnny had himself a day. Made the most of this Training Camp showing his hustle, great team attitude, outside shooting and ball handling. Defenders had a tough time slowing down Lampkin.

Greg Monnie Jr 2015, Brandon HS SG 6-2/168 – Did some very good things. Absorbed coaching during the Training Sessions and controlled the tempo of selected games in 5 on 5.

David Mais 2016, Lake Gibson HS PG 5-11/165 – Tough not to like this kid. Very quick and agile. Showed good court vision.

Dante DiSipio 2015, George Jenkins HS C 6-8/235 – The big man has made big strides. Used his body well and even passed the ball out of the post well.

Donald Parham 2015, George Jenkins HS PG 6-4.5/178 – Shot the leather off the ball in 3 on 3 and it carried over in 5 on 5. Implemented what he learned in the drill sessions in to team play.

Shawn Pomales 2015, Armwood HS SG 5-7/136 – Arguably the best showing Pomales has had at a BCP/BAH event. Played with a lot of passion and made his teammate better around him.

Xavier Christian 2015, Lake Gibson HS PF 6-3/223 – Performed well and did exactly what a big man is suppose to do, control the paint! Defensively owned the interior and was productive offensively.

Joe Stone, Jr 2016, Riverview HS SG 6-0/166 – Smooth, crafty player that has the ability to finish at the rim. Great concentration and good ball handler.

 

FLASHY 5 (in no ranking order)
Javaris Rambo 2015, Brandon HS PF 6-5/175 – Finished around the rim with some spunk. A few nasty dunks, reverse lay ups and got to the rim several different ways.

Anthony Allen 2016, Haines City HS SG 6-2/165 – Opened the eyes of every coach in the gym. Showed a full arsenal of weapons. Lots of “wow” and “who is that kid” moments.

Isaiah Channer 2015, Strawberry Crest HS PG 6-0/265 – Nearly unstoppable in 3 on 3 and was just as good in 5 on 5. Sweet handles, great body control and crafty. Hit a couple defenders with his nasty crossover.

Jack Tisdale 2014, Haines City HS PG 6-0/160 – Fastest man in the gym. Possibly could go coast to coast in less than 8 dribbles. Great feet and control of the ball. Several times, Tisdale lost his defender with a nasty move and if that didn’t work, he just blew past them.

Akeem Martinez 2014, Haines City HS SF 6-3/205 – Most explosive player in the gym. Lots of bounce and gets off the ground in a hurry. Put on a show at the start of 5 on 5; DUNK CITY!!!

 

SNIPERS (in no ranking order) – Players who shot the ball extremely well from the perimeter
Donald Parham 2015, George Jenkins HS PG 6-4.5/178
Nick Stuck 2017, Newsome HS PG 5-10/145
Avery Trent 2015, McKeel Academy SG 5-11/160