While just middle schoolers, there was a ton of talent spread across the Generation Next All-Star Camp as usual. At each of the 2031, 2032, and 2033 levels of the camp, there was plenty of talent present and many candidates for these MVP spots. These six players all turned in special performances to earn their MVP honors. 

Kaiden Beverly - 2033 - F - Team Hali

Beverly did a bit of everything throughout his games. Not only did he score the ball very effectively but was also one of the top rebounders in addition to being a highly active defender making a ton of plays on that end. The forward used his size to score it strong finishing around the basket scoring on plenty of put backs as well as showing some good footwork rolling to the basket. The aggressive forward was also extremely active hitting the glass hard on both ends. His active play was also shown defensively as a good shot blocker both in the paint and even blocking a few shots on the perimeter too. 

Braylin Calhoun - 2031 - SG - MAS - Power 5

As an eighth grader, the game and tools of Calhoun is just on another level that you just rarely see in many middle schoolers. He has great size in the backcourt at 6’4” along with his length, explosive athleticism, and elevated skill set. Calhoun was one of the top scorers of the camp doing it extremely well on the attack in addition to his shot making. Whether it was in the half court or in transition, Calhoun used his long strides and moves to just glide right past defenders but also used his size and physicality to play right through contact and finish strong at the rim. He also shot it well from the outside both spotting up and creating his own shot. Calhoun has a chance to be a very special recruit in the nation's 2031 class. 

Joseph Chapman - 2032- SF - Homestead - CBA

Chapman has been a talented player over the past couple of years and that has only continued to grow. He has a nice blend of skills, size, and versatility. In addition to a well-rounded game and versatile scoring ability, he also came up in the clutch. This included a game winning three with thirty seconds to play in a game along with a key rebound in the final seconds. There is not much he cannot do on the floor as he played well on the attack getting all the way to the basket, shot it well from three, passes it well, and is a versatile defender. 

Stephan Chapman - 2032 - G - Homestead - CBA

With the great improvement of the game of Chapman and everything he did throughout his game, he earned these MVP honors. The lengthy guard showcased a good combination of a versatile skill set and feel. He did a bit of everything offensively including showing a smooth jumper from the outside, scored it very effectively getting all the way to the basket moving well with the ball, and passing it very well which included a full court on target assist. 

Owen Mickschl - 2031 - PG - CBA

Mickschl has a good blend of abilities with his some size at the point guard position along with a good skill set. Along with playing with good energy, this allowed him to be one of the most impactful players of the camp. He is a tough and versatile defender who matched up with anyone on the floor and was very active taking charges and blocking shots inside and out. As well as being able to run the point, Mickschl moves well with the ball and scored it strong attacking the basket including multiple and one finishes. 

Journey Page - 2031 - F - Homestead - CBA

As well as being 6’4” already, Page has continued to add to his skill set to earn his MVP honors. Throughout the entire camp, Page showcased a highly versatile game scoring it in numerous ways as well as his tough defensive play. He used his size and strength to score strongly in the post but also showed a good ability to handle the ball and play on the perimeter. This included some physical drives to the basket as well as hit shots in the mid-range and from three. He also defended multiple positions effectively matching up well with some talented guards on the perimeter as well as shutting down the paint.