by Alex Schwartz

Continuing with my school lists from the NBPA Top 100 Camp at John Paul Jones Arena at the University of Virginia, it is time to post the lists I collected on the final day of the event. Click Here to view my Day One article, click Here to view my Day Two article, and click Here to view my Day Three article.

Day Four of camp was the playoffs, with the NBA franchise-named teams vying for the NBPA Top 100 Camp team championship. There were two game sets plus the championship as well as an awards ceremony. With the main focus of the day being on games, there was a lot of time to speak with a number of the top-tier players in attendance that I did not catch up with on the first three days while in Charlottesville.

Check out all of the school lists and recruiting updates I collected on the final day of the event, as well as the players who finished camp as the top scorers. A longer list of the leading scorers—as well as the award winners—will come in a later post, and the player evaluations will be posted later on too.

School Lists/Recruiting Updates

Trevor Lacey ’11, Butler (AL): Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, Auburn, Mississippi State, Virginia, Memphis, Georgia Tech, Texas, UCLA, USC, and other schools in the SEC and ACC
                           Offers: All
                           Favorites: None
                           Note- Location is not a factor for Butler and he plans to “take a couple visits” before making his decision.

Branden Dawson ’11, Lew Wallace (IN): Purdue, Indiana, Marquette, Michigan State, Georgetown, UCLA, and Louisville are his top seven
                                 Offers: All except Louisville
                                 Favorites: None
                                 Note- Dawson, who plans to take all five official visits and be a spring commit, said that “distance doesn’t matter . . . at all”.

Dai-Jon Parker ’11, Milton (GA): Florida State, Ohio State, Northwestern, Virginia Tech, Kansas, Georgia, and Georgia Tech are his final seven
                              Offers: All except Kansas
                              Favorites: Florida State, Ohio State, Northwestern, Virginia Tech, and Kansas, but none of them are above the others. “Not really because o still have to visit Florida State, Ohio State, and Kansas,” Parker said.
                              Note- Parker, who said his commitment is “gonna be before Christmas”, wants to get out of state for college. “If it’s out of state, [the location] pretty much doesn’t matter,” Parker added.

Jabari Brown ’11, Oakland Senior (CA): Washington, Arizona State, Kansas, Cal, Stanford, Wake Forest, Maryland, Georgetown, Georgia Tech, New Mexico, and Miami
                           Offers: Washington, Arizona State, Cal, Wake Forest, Maryland, Georgia Tech, and New Mexico
                           Favorites: “Not yet, I’m open right now. I don’t have any favorites.”
                           Notes- To read the full article that I wrote on Brown for NorCalPreps.com, click Here. To read the full article that I wrote on Brown and Greg Lewis for TurtleSportsReport.com, click Here.

Rodney Hood ’11, Meridian (MS): Florida State, Marquette, Georgia Tech, Mississippi State, North Carolina State, Alabama, Georgetown, Seton Hall, Auburn, Ole Miss, and others
                            Offers: All
                            Favorites: “Not at the moment. I’m just taking it all in.”
                            Note- “I’ll have a decision by the end of the summer,” Hood said.

Rashad “Ky” Madden ’11, East Poinsett County (AR): Arkansas, Ole Miss, Baylor, Florida, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Marquette, Georgetown, Georgia Tech, and Memphis
                                       Offers: All
                                       Favorites: None
                                       Notes-On what he would say to people who think he is a done deal to go to Arkansas, Madden remarked, “It ain’t. I like it, but I wouldn’t say that. If I had to pick today, I probably wouldn’t pick Arkansas. . . .I don’t know [who I’d pick, but] my top three would be Arkansas, Ole Miss, and Memphis. They are the main three. Oklahoma State and Florida are on me hard.” To read the full article that I wrote on Madden,Anthony Davis, and Cedrick McAfee for Memphis Roar, click Here.

Dorian Finney-Smith ’11, IC Norcam (VA): Virginia Tech, Virginia, Wake Forest, Maryland, Florida, and Old Dominion are his final six
                                       Offers: All except Florida
                                       Favorites: None
                                       Note- Finney-Smith said he does want to stay local for college. To read the full article that I wrote on Finney-Smith for TurtleSportsReport.com, click Here.

Jahii Carson ’11, Mesa (AZ): Arizona State, Arizona, Washington, Alabama, UCLA, USC, Marquette, Virginia Tech, Maryland, Washington State, Oregon State, Oregon, Villanova, Butler, and UNLV
                          Offers: Arizona State, Arizona, UCLA, USC, Marquette, Oregon State, Oregon, Butler, and UNLV
                          Favorites: “I don’t really have any favorites right now, but Oregon State [who he was previously committed to] is still in there.”
                          Note- To read the full article that I wrote on Carson and Achraf Yacoubou for VUSports.com, click Here.

Kyle Wiltjer ’11, Jesuit (OR): Kansas, Gonzaga, Cal, Stanford, Wake Forest, Arizona State, Washington, Georgia Tech, Georgetown, and Arizona (“Those are my top schools, but I’m open. If [other schools, such as Harvard] keep calling, I’ll hear what they have to say,” Wiltjer said.”)
                         Offers: All except Washington
                         Favorites: “No, right now I’m just staying open. Each school is recruiting me at the same rate because of limited phone calls.”

Norman Powell ’11, Lincoln (CA): Oregon, USC, UCLA, San Diego State, Arizona, Arizona State, San Diego, UTEP, Kansas, UConn, Gonzaga, San Francisco, Washington State, and Marquette
                              Offers: USC, UCLA, San Diego State, Arizona, Arizona State, San Diego, San Francisco, and Washington State
                              Favorites: “Right now they all stand out, but I’d say my top five is Arizona, Arizona State, UCLA, San Diego State, and Oregon. . . . Those five are head and head.”
                              Notes- On when he plans to commit, Powell said, “After my senior basketball season.” A spring stock booster, Powell said of how his rise came about, “Workouts with my coach, I got in the gym, [and I am] getting better.”

Ryan Boatright ’11, Aurora East (IL): Kentucky, Wake Forest, Tennessee, Miami, UTEP, West Virginia, Kansas State, and others
                              Offers: All except Kentucky
                              Favorites: “No, not really, they are all in the same boat really.”
                              Note- Boatright committed to USC before his freshman year of high school, but has since decommitted and is not considering the Trojans. He said that he does not regret the commitment, though. To read the full article that I wrote on Boatright for InsideTheU.com, click Here .

Greg Lewis ’11, St. Frances Academy (MD): To read the full article that I wrote on Lewis and Jabari Brown for TurtleSportsReport.com, click Here.

Myles Mack ’11, St. Anthony’s (NJ): Miami, St. John’s, Fordham, Seton Hall, Rutgers, Virginia, Virginia Tech, UCLA, Marquette, Providence, Penn State, Western Kentucky, and DePaul
                         Offers: All except UCLA
                         Favorites: None
                         Note- To read the full article that I wrote on Mack for InsideTheU.com, click Here.

Isaiah Austin ’12, Grace Prep (TX): Arizona, Arizona State, Texas, Baylor, Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina, Duke, Georgetown, and Miami
                            Offers: All
                            Favorites: None
                            Note- Austin, who plans to commit “probably at the end of next summer”, said of whether location will play a factor, “[I’m going to] try to stay as close to home as possible so my mom can watch me.”

Amile Jefferson ’12, Friends Central (PA): West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Syracuse, Georgetown, Temple, Villanova, Ohio State, Penn State, North Carolina, Texas, Stanford, St. Joseph’s, La Salle, and Florida State
                               Offers: West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Temple, Villanova, Penn State, St. Joseph’s, and La Salle
                                Favorites: None
                                Note- To read the full article that I wrote on Jefferson and Desmond Hubert for VUSports.com, click Here.

Marcus Paige ’12, Linn Mar (IA): Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Iowa State, Northern Iowa, Kansas, Wisconsin, Miami, Florida, Virginia, and others
                            Offers: Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Iowa State, and Northern Iowa
                            Favorites: “It’s a little early right now. I don’t really have any favorites.”
                            Note- Paige, to whom location does not matter, had a number of schools call him on June 15th, saying, “I had a whole bunch of schools call me the other day because that was the first day [they were allowed to], so I don’t really remember [all of them].”

Landen Lucas ’12, Sunset (OR): To read the full article that I wrote on Lucas for VandyMania.com, click Here.

Nick Stauskas ’12, St. Mark’s (MA): Oklahoma State, Boston College, Florida State, Georgetown, and Michigan
                             Offers: “Just Oklahoma State, but I’m pretty sure Michigan will be offering pretty soon.”
                             Favorites: “Right now I’d probably say Michigan is the favorite.”
                             Note- Stauskas is from Toronto and spent his first two years of high school in Canada before transferring to South Kent (CT) this past year and reclassifying. Next year will be his first year at St. Mark’s.

Final Scoring Leaders

Points Per Game
1. PJ Hairston '11, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), North Carolina, Magic, 15.8ppg (6 games)
t2. BJ Young '11, McCluer North (MO), Cletics, 14.7ppg (6 games)
t2. Chane Behanan '11, Bowling Green (KY), Hawks, 14.7ppg (7 games)
4. Cody Zeller '11, Washington (IN), Jazz, 14.3ppg (6 games)
5. Michael Gbinije '11, Benedictine School (VA), Duke, Spurs, 14.0ppg (5 games)
6. Ryan Boatright '11, Aurora East (IL), Magic, 13.0ppg (5 games)
7. Nick Faust '11, Baltimore City College HS (MD), Pistons, 12.8ppg (7 games)
8. D'Angelo Harrison '11, Dulles (TX), Hornets, 13.5ppg (6 games)
9. Josiah Turner '11, Sacramento (CA), Hawks, 11.8ppg (7games)
10. Anthony Davis '11, Perspectives Charter (IL), Hawks, 11.7ppg (7 games)

Single Game High
t1. Wayne Blackshear '11, Morgan Park (IL), Louisville, Jazz, 27
t1. JaKarr Sampson '11, St. Vincent-St. Mary (OH), Celtics, 27
3. Kyle Wiltjer '11, Jesuit (OR), Magic, 26
t4. Cody Zeller, 25
t4. Dezmine Wells '11, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Xavier, Hawks, 25

Note- photo on the top right is of Kyle Wiltjer; all photos are from http://scouthoops.scout.com/