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.
2026 Pangos All-American Camp Top 30 and 60 Cream of the Crop Game Players:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1L4lqYs11R8uxoNnek2Kq81tA0MElmZxGPRSgfRYkwnc/edit?tab=t.0
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/
In Part III of this four part series of recaps, I outlined my last 10 selections from my Top 30 from the camp: https://nbnmagazine.com/2026-pangos-all-american-camp-part-iii-trigonis-top-30-last-10/
Below I note my Best of the Rest Camp Performers which includes primarily Top 60 Game players as well as few not making an all-star game but worthy of acknowledgement.
TRIGONIS Best of the Rest NOTES
“Best of the Rest” Post Players
6-9 2027 Fallilou Mbengue (The Academy of Central Florida/Orlando FL) is an intriguing prospect with huge potential as a hybrid-forward. Good rebounder (5.5 rpg here); 7-1 2027 Akol Nyok (Columbus/Miami FL) is a very long rim-protector that averaged a camp best 4 blocks per game; 6-10 2028 Hudson Hatch (Christ School/Arden NC) is a strongly built Team Loaded/adidas 3SSB 16u star worth tracking in rising junior class; 6-8 2029 Felix Okam (Grand Prairie/TX) is a promising young and active Big that has a developing and accurate 3-point shot (made 5 threes at this camp). Okam came in at the #24 spot in ESPN’s latest 2029 rankings; 6-8 2028 Owen Eteuati-Edwards (Arcadia/CA) is an active and versatile forward with nice scoring touch and the physicality required to be a premier rebounder. Invited to USA Basketball Junior National Mini-Camp at this past NCAA Final 4 in Indy; 6-9 2027 Mustafa Mohamed (AZ Compass Prep/Chandler AZ) is a Minnesota native that is an athletic and workhorse PF that is a regular visitor on the glass ; 6-10 2030 Emmanuel Ouedraogo (Wilson Academy/Atlanta GA) is a very young and promising post player that held his own here (averaged 5.5 rpg and 1.0 bpg); 6-10 2028 Hassan Abdulkadir (Bella Vista/Phoenix AZ) is a hard-working PF that doesn’t mind banging down low and has the explosiveness to score with authority at the rim; 6-9 2028 Jeremiah Evans (Eagle’s Landing Christian/Stockbridge GA) is a very versatile forward with nice inside-out skills. Peach State prospect to keep a close eye on in 2028; 7-0 2027 Cesaire Yenan (Bella Vista/Phoenix AZ) is a huge post presence that can score in the paint (53.1% FG) and is formidable rim-protector and rebounder (his 8.5 boards per game was good for #3 in camp); 6-9 2028 Rafael Corta Sanchez (Bella Vista/Phoenix AZ) is a skilled Madrid Spain native with nice ability to put the ball on the deck; 6-9 2028 PJ Parker (McClatchey/Sacramento CA) is a hardworking young NorCal PF that plays with a high motor from end to end.
“Best of the Rest” Forwards/Big Wings
6-4 2028 Kareem Smith-Bey (St. John’s/Washington DC) is a very talented rising junior power WG that was offered recently by Georgetown (currently ranked #64 by 247Sports); 6-7 2027 Camden McKinney (Oakland CA) is a well-built forward with a smooth long-distance shooting stroke; 6-5 2027 Kametrius Babbs (Rainier Beach/Seattle WA is a very bouncy wing with a smooth mid-range pull-up jump shot. One of the top national sleepers out West); 6-6 2028 Will Brunson (Rutgers Prep (Somerset NJ is a talented young forward ranked #20 by 247Sports and #39 nationally by ESPN with offers from Kansas, Indiana and Louisville; 6-8 2029 Tristan Edwards (Huntington Prep/WV) is a young and very athletic Canadian brimming with national Top 20 potential; 6-8 2028 Braxton Bogard (Archbishop Spalding/Severn MD) is a super bouncy forward ranked #22 by ESPN; 6-4 2027 Mekhi Robertson (SoCal Academy/CA) is a Philly area native with real scoring capability (averaged 12.3 ppg here); 6-5 2027 Frashad Tisby (Cross Creek/Augusta GA) is a crafty wing that averaged 13.0 ppg here; 6-7 2027 Brooklyn Ross (Aquinas/San Bernardino CA) is an underrated SoCal rising senior with nice blend of athleticism and perimeter shooting touch; 6-7 2027 Wor Wor (Bella Vista/Phoenix AZ) is an athletic swingman with a West Virginia offer that averaged 12.5 ppg here; 6-8 2029 Ruach Gony (Bella Vista/Phoenix AZ) is a young Arizona Unity/Nike EYBL forward with early offers from West Virginia, Kansas State and Auburn; 6-8 2027 Zain Majeed (Mater Dei/Santa Ana CA) is a very confident forward that uses his strength well to score in the paint and has a very nice touch from distance – averaged 15.5 ppg here; 6-5 2028 Marceles Duncan (Spire Academy/OH) is a Colorado native and muscular WF ranked #31 by Rivals and #56 by the 247Sports Composite with offers from Kansas and TCU; 6-6 2028 K’Majay Jenkins (DME Academy/Daytona Beach FL) is a quick downhill driver that is an underrated passer (3.3 apg here); 6-6 2029 Flory Kuminga (The Patrick School/Hackettstown NJ) is the younger brother of NBA lotto pick Jonathan Kuminga. Strong, physical and athletic swingman has a game similar in style to Bennedict Mathurin (Arizona/Indiana Pacers); 6-8 2028 Landon Lampley (Pike/Indianapolis IN) is a hybrid-forward with nice 3-point shooting touch (shot 42.9% from the 3-point here) that is ranked #36 by ESPN and #32 by the 247Sports Composite; 6-7 2028 CJ Moore (Ridgeview/Columbia SC) is an efficient scoring swingman that shot at a 67.9 % FG clip here (tied for 7th in camp). Moore is ranked #36 by Rivals and #45 by 247Sports; 6-7 2027 Jack Donahue (The Newman School/Boston MA) is an excellent student with deep 3-point shooting stroke; 6-7 2028 Terrance Byrd 6’7” 2028 Sandra Day O’Connor (Phoenix AZ) is a sturdy Copper State combo-forward wired to score – averaged 11.5 ppg here; 6-8 2028 Troy Arthon (St. John Bosco/Bellflower CA) is a TJ Leaf-style forward with a multi-dimensional skill set and perimeter range that extends to the 3-point line. Shot 67.9 % FG (tied for 7th in camp).
“Best of the Rest” Guards
6-4 2028 Aaron McMorran (Desert Pines/Las Vegas NV) was a late invitee to the camp but quickly served notice that he belonged. Savvy WG with NBA range on jump shot, Aaron averaged 16.8 ppg (51.7% 3FG) and was tied for total threes made in camp (15); 6-6 2027 Brandon Mason Jr. (ABC Prep/Albuquerque NM) is a versatile and skilled lead guard with nice length and HM potential (ranked #81 by 247Sports); 6-2 2028 Darren Ford (AZ Compass Prep/Chandler AZ) is a quick playmaker ranked #41 nationally by 247Sports; 6-0 2027 Jaylen Hunter Coleman (Newman School/Boston MA) is a terrific defender (averaged 3 steals per game/#2 in camp) that had 9 points (3/3 FG) and 4 steals for the winning squad in the Top 60 Game – earning share of Top 60 Game MVP honors; 6-2 2028 Nolyn Proudfoot (Western Reserve Academy/Hudson OH) is a tough as nails PG that makes winning plays. Nolan averaged 11 points, 5.5 boards and 3.5 assists per game – leading his Team Odom squad to team camp championship game; 6-3 2027 Tre Keith (Tri-Cities/Atlanta GA) is an athletic combo-guard that pushes rock quickly in transition and can score off the bounce in the half-court. Ranked #65 by 247Sports, Tre’s offers include Boston College and Tennessee; 6-2 2028 Noah Zeola (Orange Lutheran/Orange CA) is a sharp-shooting young lead guard (shot 40% from the 3-point arc here) with very underrated on-ball skills. Playing for the camp’s 5-0 team champion (Team Harden), Zeola’s signature game was a 18 point affair (7/9 FG, 4/6 3FG) in 22 minutes; 6-3 2027 Keaundre Morris (Dream City Christian/Glendale AZ) is a Seattle area native with dangerous 3-point stroke (shot 47.4% from beyond the arc here); 6-3 2027 Archie Weatherspoon V (Rangeview/Aurora CO) is a tough WG that is a more than a solid defender and willing passer (averaged 3 apg); 6-3 2027 Josiah Adamson (CATS Academy/Boston MA) scored 13 points (three 3s) and dished out 5 assists in Top 60 Game to earn share of game co-MVP honors); 6-2 2027 Josh Tyson (La Lumiere/IN) is a shifty PG and 2026 USA Basketball U18 national team tryout invitee with offers from Ohio State, Cincinnati. Xavier and Michigan State; 6-4 2028 Malik Moore (Union Catholic/Scotch Plains NJ) is a highly regarded rising junior (ranked #26 by Rivals and #27 by ESPN with early offers from Providence, Creighton and Penn State; 6-3 2027 Hunter Caplan (SoCal Academy/CA) is a heady lead guard with an accurate 3-point stroke; 6-4 2028 Noah Grossman (Crossroads/Santa Monica CA) is a Bishop Gorman (NV) transfer with a sweet-shooting 3-point stroke and deceptive bounce at the rim; 6-4 2028 Jordan Mitchell (Male/Louisville KY) is ESPN’s #43 in 2028. Strong and assertive scorer (14.7 ppg here) has offers from the likes of Oklahoma State and Virginia Tech; 6-4 2027 Jimmie Hayward (AZ Compass Prep/Chandler AZ) is a SG ranked #94 in nation by 247Sports and a very underrated passer (averaged 5 apg here); 6-4 2028 Drew Bramlett (ABC Prep/Albuquerque NM) is a rapidly developing WG that is the son of former Arizona Wildcat AJ Bramlett.
* 4th of a 4-part series of Pangos All-American Camp recaps
