The 24th annual Pangos All-American Campwas held recently (May 31-June 2) at Bishop Gorman HS (Las Vegas NV). 107 top players from 28 states participated. As has been the case in past years, a large contingent (100+) of national/regional media and scouts (as well college team web sites) from across the country attended and approximately 35+ scouts from 20 NBA teams were on-hand to evaluate future pro prospects.
In Part I of this four part series of recaps, I outlined my Top 10 picks from the camp: https://nbnmagazine.com/2026-pangos-all-american-camp-part-i-trigonis-top-10/
Below I list my Next Top 10 Camp Performers.
TRIGONIS NEXT 10 (in alphabetical order)
Aaron Britt 6’0” 2027 The Villages Charter (The Villages FL)
Strong lead guard is shaping up as a top PG priority in this class. Aaron is strong with the rock and really knows how to command a team. Tre Mann Elite star dished out 5.0 assists per game here (tied for #3 in camp). Britt showed well in the Top 30 Game with 12 points, 4 assists and 2 steals. Aaron comes in at #58 by 247Sports Composite, #59 by ESPN and #63 by the Rivals Industry. Kansas, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Texas A&M, South Florida and Cal are among those valuing his future services with official offers.
Chris Brown 6’9” 2027 Dream City Christian (Glendale AZ)
Long and agile rim-protector is bona-fide Windex man – his 9.0 rebounds per game was good for #2 in camp. Underrated 3-point shooter (50% 3FG) grabbed 6 boards in the Top 30 Game. Nationally ranked #86 by Rivals and #93 by 247Sports Composite. Houston and Texas-San Antonio are among his offers.
MJ Curry 6’5” 2027 Grayson (GA)
Athletic and explosive wing is very underrated nationally. Atlanta Celtics/3SSB star averaged 11.5 points and 2.8 assists per game here. MJ is dangerous in transition and has the physical tools to be a lock down defender. Curry capped off an impressive camp with 10 points, 2 assists and 2 steals in the Top 30 Game. MJ checks in at the #72 spot in the latest 247Sports national 2027 rankings. Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Ohio State, Clemson, Texas A&M and USC are among his many offers.
Mahamadou Diop 6’10” 2027 San Gabriel Academy (CA)
Strong and rugged center is a steady presence in the paint. Diop was solid and very productive in Las Vegas, averaging a very efficient 14 ppg – shooting a hot 70.8% FG (#1 in camp). Very good on the glass (averaged 6 rebounds per game), Diop also utilizes a soft and effective jump hook shot around the basket. Terrific kid with great attitude. Dream Vision/adidas 3SSB star checks in nationally at #29 Rivals, #58 ESPN and #71 247Sports Composite. UCLA, USC, Oklahoma, TCU, Texas Tech, Mississippi State, UNLV, Washington State and Cal are among those wanting to see him in their college uniform.
JJ Sati-Grier 6’0” 2028 Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth CA)
Quick and heady point guard is a great table-setter as well as a very pesky on-ball defender. Terrific passing skills were on display all camp long (his 6.0 assists per game was tied for #1 in camp). JJ is also an underrated long-range shooter (40% 3FG). Sati-Grier is the West Coast #1 PG prospect that is nationally ranked #44 by ESPN #48 by 247Sports and #61 by Rivals Industry in his class. UCLA, USC, Kansas and Indiana are among his early offers.
Josh Leonard 6’6” 2027 Wilson (Florence SC)
Strong and explosive swingman is real producer every time he steps on the floor. Josh averaged12.2 points per game here, shooting an impressive 67.8% FG (good for #2 in camp) as well as connecting on 50% of his 3-point field goals. Upward Stars/adidas 3SSB star is a very good defender as his 1.4 steals per game show. Easy Top 30 Game pick comes in high in national rankings: #12 by Rivals, #25 by 247Sports Composite and #33 by ESPN. Michigan, NC State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Clemson, Cincinnati, Central Florida would love to get his signature on a national letter of intent.
Kur Lual 6’7” 2027 AZ Compass Prep (Chandler AZ)
Slender swingman is sleek in transition and a tremendous slashing scorer. One of the surprises of the camp, Lual averaged a very impressive 20.0 ppg and had a nice effort in the Top 30 Game: 11 points (3/5 3FG) and 3 assists. The current national rankings do not truly reflect his value yet (comes in at #146 in 247Sports Composite) but I expect his stock and national stock to soar this summer. Tony Snell-type WF has offers from the likes of Seton Hall and Cal and I expect that list to get longer before it gets shorter.
Josiah Nance 6’5” 2027 Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks CA)
One of the most improved players in Southern California, is a lefty lead guard with a sturdy frame and an underrated bounce to the rim. Nance averaged 14.3 points per game here and his underrated defensive intensity was reflected by his 1.5 steals per game. Josiah had a respectable 8 points/4 assists in the Top 30 Game. Nationally ranked #62 by ESPN, #81 by Rivals Industry and #86 by the 247Sports Composite. Nance’s growing list of offers include Seton Hall, UNLV, Northwestern, Virginia Tech and Cal.
Patrick Otey 6’4” 2027 St. Thomas More (Oakdale CT)
Well-known as a prolific scorer (averaged 29 ppg in this year’s Nike EYBL opening session for Expressions/MA), it was his passing that stood out at this camp (4.0 apg). Possessing a well-built frame, Patrick finishes well through contact. Currently ranked nationally #62 by 247Sports, #68 by Rivals Industry and #88 by ESPN, Otey’s list of offers include Syracuse, Providence, Creighton, Florida State, St. Louis and Villanova.
Jalen White 6’7” 2027 Bella Vista (Phoenix AZ)
High-scoring WF had his offensive tool box on display all camp long – averaging a crispy 15.5 ppg. Very athletic driver to the cup, White can also hurt defenders from distance. Capped off the camp by producing 21 points (3 threes) in the Top 30 Game. White comes in currently at #62 by Rivals Industry, #66 by 247Sports and #70 by ESPN. Oregon, Washington, Oklahoma, St. Louis, UNLV are among his list of offers.
