The 24th annual Pangos All-American Camp was 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/
In Part II of this four part series of recaps, I outlined my Next 10 picks from the camp:
https://nbnmagazine.com/2026-pangos-all-american-camp-part-i-trigonis-next-10/
Below I list my Last Top 10 Camp Performers to complete my Top 30 players at the camp.
TRIGONIS LAST 10 (in alphabetical order)
Antoine Caughman Jr. 6’6” 2028 Keenan (Columbia SC)
Talented rising junior wing with natural scoring abilities averaged 17 points per game here – shooting a crisp 56.5% from the field and 50% from beyond the 3-point arc. Antoine is also a factor on the glass (5 board per game) here. Upward Bound Stars/adidas 3SSB standout is currently ranked #21 by Rivals and #24 by 247Sports, Antoine has offers from the likes of South Carolina, Indiana, Georgia Tech, Ole Miss and Cal.
Logan Chwastyk 6’11″ 2028 Malvern Prep (Malvern PA)
Skilled East Coast center with nice feel and good hands that allow him to catch and finish on the block. Uses his length to rebound well (his 6.8 rpg was tied for #7 in camp). LC was invited to the recent USA U17 Junior National Team Tryouts. Logan’s talent and high-major potential has not gone unnoticed as he is nationally ranked #13 by 247Sports, #17 by Rivals Industry and #33 by ESPN. Indiana, Villanova, Notre Dame, Iowa, Syracuse, Florida State and Penn State are among his early offers. Anchoring Team Final/Nike EYLB front-court, Logan is mentored by former Temple/Maine PF Julian Dunkley.
Carson Crawford 6’7” 2027 Fleming Island (FL)
Improved swingman is a repeat invitee to the camp. Very good slashing scorer was efficient on the offensive end here (shot 53.6% FG). Florida Rebels/Nike EYBL standout is also an excellent perimeter defender. Currently pegged #42 by Rivals, #52 by ESPN and #54 by the 247Sports Composite, Carson has offers so far from Florida State, Georgia, Providence, Cincinnati, Virginia Tech and Ole Miss.
Tyran Frazier 6’10” 2027 Principia School (St. Louis MO)
Long, agile and bouncy forward has tremendous upside. Swift in transition, Tyran’s combination of elite length and athleticism is a tremendous tool he uses to score with frequently versus defenders. Frazier also possesses a soft and accurate mid-range touch and has the wingspan to be a disruptive defender. Tyran is nationally ranked #27 by Rivals, #31 247Sports Composite and #32 by ESPN. Missouri, Miami FL, Texas A&M and Creighton are among the P4 schools recognizing the immense potential of this Brad Beal Elite/Nike EYBL product.
Isaiah Mack-Russell 6’5″ 2027 Winton Woods (Cincinnati OH)
Super-bouncy WG is a skywalker in transition. Indiana Elite/adidas 3SSB star also shot the ball well here – connecting on 63.6% FG and 50% 3FG. IMR currently checks in at #96 in 247Sports national rankings. Ohio State, Nebraska, Cincinnati, Virginia and Washington are among the schools tendering offers so far. Earned an invite to this camp with a very impressive Pangos Rocky Mountain Summit performance last October in Colorado Springs CO.
Ricky Moore Jr. 6’7” 2027 Ambassador Christian (Huntersville NC)
High-scoring WF is the son of former UConn player and assistant coach Ricky Moore Sr. Young Ricky showed his value as a future high-major player – averaging 16 points (on 50% FG), 5 rebounds and 5 assists per game (tied for #3 in camp in apg). Wired to score, Moore showed he could also be an effective distributor here. Nationally ranked #39 by Rivals, #44 by the 247Sports Composite and #75 by ESPN, Ricky’s present offers include Florida State, Rutgers, Georgia, Syracuse, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, Virginia, Vanderbilt and Miss State.
Somto Patrick Onoduenyi 6’9” 2029 Modesto Christian (Modesto CA)
Young Big is oozing with long term HM potential. Terrific nose for the ball and rugged rebounder garnered a camp-leading 9 boards per game and showed great promise as a rim-protector (2.0 blocks per game had him #3 in camp). Top 20 national-caliber prospect. Starter on Bahrain’s U16 national team last summer where he had a 25 point/11 rebound game vs. Chinese Taipei at FIBA U16 Asia Cup. Buy stock now !
Mamadou Issa Sow 6’10” 2029 Bella Vista (Phoenix AZ)
Another promising young big in this group has the strength and intensity to be a serious post presence and future high-major stud Big Man. Sow is active on the glass and can finish with authority and consistency in the paint. Georgia Tech and Syracuse are among the early offers for this Arizona Unity/Nike EYBL standout. Top 20 national-caliber prospect.
Zaire Rasshan 6’3” 2027 Damien (La Verne CA)
Very late addition to the camp did not waste his opportunity to compete here. Very confident combo-guard coming off a sterling junior HS season where he was a catalyst on Damien’s CIF Division I state championship squad, Zaire averaged 17 ppg here (shooting an impressive 57.6% 3FG). Rasshan’s 15 total threes tied him for tops in the camp with Howard Williams and Aaron McMorran (despite playing one less camp game). Unranked nationally, Rasshan proved he belonged with many of the nation’s elite here and worthy of Top 150 national consideration. After his impressive performance here, he received a flurry of offers including Nevada, Cal Baptist, Loyola Marymount, Yale, Montana, UC-Riverside, Cal Poly, Arkansas State and Western Michigan.
Kamari Whyte 6’4” 2027 Vermont Academy (Saxtons River VT)
Kamari came into camp with a reputation for a volume scorer but displayed that he has the ability to be a high-level table-setter as well – tied with JJ Sati-Greer for #1 in the camp in assists with 6 dimes per game. Top 100 national prospect is dangerous as a downhill driver that is always in attack-mode. Ranked #89 by the 247Sports Composite and #100 by Rivals. Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Rhode Island and East Carolina are among his early suitors.
* 3rd of a 4-part series of Pangos All-American Camp recaps
