by Alex Schwartz

The NBPA Top 100 Camp on the campus of the University of Virginia featured some of the very best high school basketball talent in the world. Thus, to be one of the top scorers you have to be a truly special talent.

There were 108 players who competed in the four day event at Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena, and below the top 35 scorers of the bunch are listed in order of their scoring average. Most of the players participated in six games, though those from the two teams that made the finals played in seven. In addition, some players missed a game here or there due to injury, illness, etc.

Check out the players who led the 2010 NBPA Top 100 Camp in the scoring column. Note that unless otherwise mentioned, every player mentioned is in the class of 2011. In addition, in the scoring leaders lists, the players with two asterisks played in seven games and those with one played in five, while all others played in six.

2010 NBPA Top 100 Camp Leading Scorers
Rk. Name, HS (St), Commitment (if applicable), Camp Team, PPG/High

Points Per Game (min. 9.6+)
1. PJ Hairston, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), North Carolina, Magic, 15.8ppg
t2. BJ Young, McCluer North (MO), Celtics, 14.7ppg
t2. Chane Behanan, Bowling Green (KY), Hawks, 14.7ppg**
4. Cody Zeller, Washington (IN), Jazz, 14.3ppg
5. Michael Gbinije, Benedictine School (VA), Duke, Spurs, 14.0ppg*
6. Ryan Boatright, Aurora East (IL), Magic, 13.0ppg*
7. Nick Faust, Baltimore City College HS (MD), Pistons, 12.8ppg**
8. D'Angelo Harrison, Dulles (TX), Hornets, 12.5ppg
9. Josiah Turner, Sacramento (CA), Hawks, 11.8ppg**
10. Anthony Davis, Perspectives Charter (IL), Hawks, 11.7ppg**
11. Rodney Purvis '13, Upper Room Christian Academy (NC), 11.5ppg
12. Anthony Gill, Christ School (NC), South Carolina, Cavs, 11.3ppg
13. Aaron Ross, Parkview (AR), Arkansas, Spurs, 11.2ppg
t14. Deuce Bello, Westchester Country Day (NC), Jazz, 11.0ppg
t14. Chris Jones, Melrose (TN), Tennessee, Pistons, 11.0ppg**
16. Jabari Brown, Oakland Senior (CA), Rockets, 10.8ppg
17. Wayne Blackshear, Morgan Park (IL), Louisville, Jazz, 10.7ppg
18. Branden Dawson, Lew Wallace (IN), Lakers, 10.3ppg
t19. JaKarr Sampson, St. Vincent-St. Mary (OH), Celtics, 10.2ppg
t19. Norman Powell, Lincoln (CA), Spurs, 10.2ppg
t21. Bernard Sullivan, Davidson Country Day (NC), Lakers, 10.0ppg
t21. Kyle Wiltjer, Jesuit (OR), Magic, 10.0ppg
t21. DeAndre Daniels, Taft (CA), Texas, Pistons, 10.0ppg**
t21. Amile Jefferson '12, Friends Central (PA), Rockets, 10.0ppg
25. Perry Ellis '12, Wichita Heights (KS), Celtics, 9.8ppg
t26. Rashad "Ky" Madden, East Poinsett County (AR), Hawks, 9.7ppg**
t26. Tyrone Johnson, Plainfield (NJ), Spurs, 9.7ppg

Single Game High (min. 20)
t1. Wayne Blackshear, 27
t1. JaKarr Sampson, 27
3. Kyle Wiltjer, 26
t4. Cody Zeller, 25
t4. Dezmine Wells, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Xavier, Hawks, 25**
t6. Ryan Boatright, 24
t6. Aaron Ross, 24
8. BJ Young, 23
t9. BJ Young, 22
t9. PJ Hairston, 22
t9. Chase Fisher, Ripley (WV), Wake Forest, Pistons, 22**
t12. Cody Zeller, 21
t12. Rodney Hood, Meridian (MS), Lakers, 21
14. Anthony Davis, 20

2010 NBPA Top 100 Camp Individual Award Winners
Camp Most Valuable Player: Chane Behanan, Bowling Green (KY), Hawks, 14.7ppg
Most Promising Prospect: Anthony Davis, Perspectives Charter (IL), Hawks, 11.7ppg
Tournament Most Valuable Player: Dezmine Wells, Hargrave Military Academy (VA), Xavier, Hawks, 6.8ppg
Leadership Award: Myck Kabongo, Findlay Prep (NV), Texas, Cavs, 9.5ppg
Surprise Camper Award: Nick Faust, Baltimore City College HS (MD), Pistons, 12.8ppg
Workout Warriors: Amir Garrett, Findlay Prep (NV), Cavs, 8.0ppg
                                   Myck Kabongo
                                   Levi Randolph, Bob Jones (AL), Alabama, Lakers, 4.2ppg
                                   BJ Young, McCluer North (MO), Celtics, 14.7ppg
                                   Marshall Plumlee, Washington (IN), Hornets, 4.5ppg

2010 NBPA Top 100 Camp Team Champions: Pistons (6-1)
Chris Jones, Melrose (TN), Tennessee, 11.0ppg
Zeke Chapman, Chaparral (AZ), 1.8ppg
Nick Faust, Baltimore City College HS (MD), 12.8ppg
Ryan Arcidiacono '12, Neshaminy (PA), 6.3ppg
Chase Fisher, Ripley (WV), Wake Forest, 9.2ppg
Jabari Parker '13, Simeon (IL), 4.5ppg
Sam Thompson, Whitney Young (IL), 6.7ppg
Trevor Lacey, Butler (AL), 8.0ppg
DeAndre Daniels, Taft (CA), Texas, 10.0ppg
Joseph Uchebo, Word of God Academy (NC), North Carolina State, 9.2ppg
Kaleb Tarczewski '12, St. Mark's (MA), 6.7ppg

Runner-up: Hawks
Semifinalists: Jazz & Lakers

Note- photo on the top is of BJ Young and is from http://scouthoops.scout.com/