In addition to the MVP’s from this weekend's NY2LA Generation Next All-Star Camp, there were plenty of other noteworthy players that had star performances. Here is the first group of those. 

Jahlil Banks - 2031 - PG - Team Herro

Banks is a strong, tough, and physical point guard. He excelled on the attack playing right through defenders but also showed good moves with the ball to both score and distribute the ball very well. The point guard is a good decision maker who reads the floor well while often getting deep into the paint. As well, Banks made plenty of good passes during the camp both in the half court as well as in transition.     

Gerame Box - 2033 - PG - Team Hali

Regardless of age, Box was one of the top playmakers of the entire camp even as a 2033. He moves exceptionally well with the ball in his hands breaking down defenders and was consistently getting into the paint but also hit several threes too. With his combination of handles, moves, and burst of quickness, he is incredibly elusive with the ball. As well as being one of the top scorers, Box was also one of the best distributors of the camp too. He is a highly skilled passer on the attack with great court vision and feel. 

Robert Burton II - 2033 - SF - Lake Bluff - Power 5

Burton has a great blend of energy, size, and versatility. Throughout the camp he showed his ability to do a bit of everything. He was able to play big down in the paint on both ends, scoring it strong around the basket, defending the paint, and rebounding the ball but also showed the ability to play out on the perimeter too. The wing forward can handle the ball going right past defenders, scoring it very effectively at the basket including several and one finishes. 

Juelz Cook - 2031 - F - MAS - Team Herro

As well as already having great size at 6’4” and length, Cook also showed an emerging skill set as well to be a highly versatile forward. This included a good ability to handle the ball and make plays off the dribble often getting to the rim in addition to being  a consistent spot up three point shooter. He is also an athletic forward with a quick second jump to be one of the top rebounders at the 2031 level of the camp.  

Jayden Josetti - 2032 - F - MUHS - 24UP

Not only did Josetti show one of the more well-rounded games of all the 2032 players at the camp but also has some size and played with good energy and physicality. With this combination, he was one of the most impactful players of the entire camp making a ton of plays on both ends. Josetti has the ability to handle the ball and make plays off the dribble, hit a few threes, is a good passer, and defended multiple positions effectively. He was very active defensively both while one the ball as well as off the ball blocking plenty of shots and deflecting passes. 

Teddy Rebholz - 2031- G - Wisconsin Lutheran - Closed Gym

Rebholz is a big guard that plays with good energy and can do a bit of everything on the floor. He was most impactful with his playmaking with the ball in his hands. He is an aggressive, straight line driver who was often getting all the way to the basket and finishing through contact. Rebholz is also an active defender who defended well both in the paint and on the perimeter.

Charles Singleton - 2032 - PG - MAS - Power 5

Singleton is a skilled playmaking point guard who excelled playing on the attack. He moves extremely well with the ball in his hands consistently beating defenders with his handles and quickness. On the move, he was one of the top passers of the entire camp. He looks to distribute the ball and showed the ability to make great passes on the move in traffic. As well, Singleton also showed a good ability to defend the ball.