7th Annual J.E.M. ALL STAR CLASSIC HIGHLIGHTS

Class Of 2020

Terrence Williams scored 31 points and Lance Ware added 29 markers as the South Team outlasted the North Team 128-124 to win the 7th Annual J.E.M. All Star Classic. Ritchie Greaves led the scoring for the North Team with 30 points including 6 treys. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate and thank all the players that showed up for the great cause. We also would like to wish them luck as they enter high school in the fall. We will miss the Class of 2020 and remember the great times.

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp Class of 2021 Top Performers Part 3

Shane Dezonie (New Jersey)

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is in the books. The top talent in the country brought their game to District Heights, MD and we have tons of coverage to release. Here is Part 3 of our Class 2021 report. 

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp Class of 2021 Top Performers Part 2

Carter Whitt (North Carolina)

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is in the books. The top talent in the country brought their game to District Heights, MD and we have tons of coverage to release. Here is Part 2 of our Class 2021 report. 

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp Class of 2021 Top Performers Part 1

Ryan Conway (Maryland)

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is in the books. The top talent in the country brought their game to District Heights, MD and we have tons of coverage to release. First we will start with the top performers from the Class of 2021. 

Middle School All American Games Tip Off Tonight!

Tonight the top middle school ballers in the nation will take the court for the Middle School All American Games. The Middle School All-American Games, modeled after the McDonalds All-American Game features both top local and national talent in the classes of 2021, 2022, and 2023. This is the only event in the world where top-ranked middle school basketball players collectively play in a national All-Star game. 

Participants were selected via votes by a national panel of scouts and media representatives, who have extensively covered middle school hoops on the grassroots level throughout the spring and summer. Some noted players scheduled to participate, are local up and coming stars Ryan Conway and 6'7 Detwan Montegu as well as national studs and Montverde bound 6'8 Trey Patterson (NJ),Texas' # 1 rated player 6'7 Duncan Powell, and the #1 rated center in the county 6'9 Caleb Furst. Emoni Bates 6'4 (MI) and Bryce Griggs (Tx) #1 rated player in his state, from the class of 2022.

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Pre-Registration and Uniform Pickup (Friday, August 26th)

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp will be holding pre-registration and uniform handout Friday night during the Middle School All American Games. The pre-registration times are from 6:00 PM to 10 PM. Players that have registered only are greatly encouraged to attend and pick up their uniforms. 

Event: Camp Pre-Registration and Uniform Pickup 
When: Friday August 26th (6:00 PM to 10:00 PM) 
Place: St. John's College High School 
2607 Military Rd. NW 
Chevy Chase, DC 20015 

CLICK HERE FOR CAMP SCHEDULE

WGL Energy Greens Future Phenom Camp!

Basketball Spotlight has partnered with WGL Energy Services, Inc. (WGL Energy) to green the 2016 Future Phenom Camp. WGL Energy has donated enough carbon offsets to counterbalance conference emissions from energy use at the event space, hotel stays, food and land-filled waste. 

This is equivalent to: 

• Taking 6 cars off the road for one year, or 
• Avoiding the consumption of over 3,263 gallons of gasoline, or 
• Planting over 752 tree seedlings that grow for 10 years. 

Carbon offsets are an affordable and innovative way to counterbalance emissions resulting from everyday activities such as travel and energy use. Carbon Offsets from WGL Energy specifically are Green-e® Climate certified and derived from verified carbon reduction projects in the waste management sector, which capture and destroy methane from regional landfills. Even better for the environment, WGL Energy invests a portion of the proceeds into the Carbon Reduction Fund, managed by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and used to develop new projects, such as tree plantings, to improve air and water quality in the region and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Since 2010, the Carbon Reduction Fund has supported numerous projects, including the planting of over 19,000 trees throughout Maryland. 

To learn more about Carbon Offsets from WGL Energy: CLICK HERE

Middle School All American Games Drawing National Attention!

Washington, DC------ St. John’s College High School in Chevy Chase, DC will host the Annual Middle School All-American Games and the regional Top Rising Freshmen Game The Coach Francis Classic on Friday, August 26th. 2016. Four games will be played, the first of which will tip-off at 6:00 PM in the school’s Gallagher Center. 

The Middle School All-American Games, modeled after the McDonalds All-American Game features both top local and national talent in the classes of 2021, 2022, and 2023. This is the only event in the world where top-ranked middle school basketball players collectively play in a national All-Star game. Participants were selected via votes by a national panel of scouts and media representatives, who have extensively covered middle school hoops on the grassroots level throughout the spring and summer. 

Some noted players scheduled to participate, are local up and coming stars Ryan Conway and 6'7 Detwan Montegu as well as national studs and Montverde bound 6'8 Trey Patterson (NJ),Texas' # 1 rated player 6'7 Duncan Powell, and the #1 rated center in the county 6'9 Caleb Furst. Emoni Bates 6'4 (MI) and Bryce Griggs (Tx) #1 rated player in his state, from the class of 2022. 

Friday night’s finale will be the Coach Francis Classic, a regional All-Star Game featuring the top rising freshmen in the class of 2020 from the Mid-Atlantic region. This game will feature many of the DMV’s top 20 ranked players going head-to-head in their last game ever at the middle school level. Some notable names scheduled to participate are top ranked national prospects 6'11 Hunter Dickinson, 6’6 wing Che Evans who was recently feature on The Undefeated & ESPN (click to read), primetime combo guard Jordan Toles, 6'8 Justin Lewis as well as the 6’6 Terrance Williams and two of the areas sleepers in 6'7 Will Skyes and 6'9 Trevon Todd. 

All coaches will receive free admission and have access to players as well as exclusive seating and entry. General admission is $10.00. Media personnel are encouraged to coordinate individual interviews in advance and register for the appropriate credentials. 

Join Basketball Spotlight, P2Ball.com, HoopScoop, Slam Magazine, CourtCred, Bleacher Report, Finest Magazine, Hoop Nation and many others for a great night of basketball with the very best talent in the country and the DMV area. Doors Open at 5:30 PM, we look forward to seeing you all in the gym! ~MSAG Promotions 

Additional Information can be found at: www.dmvpreps.com, www.p2bball.com, www.bballspotlight.com 

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp will take place Saturday and Sunday at the New 24 CLICK HERE for weekend schedule. 

 

Lance Ware Spreads His Wings At J.E.M. All Star Classic!

Lance Ware 

Lance Ware proved at the J.E.M. All Star Classic that he was one of the best forwards in the country. The rising frosh plays the game clean with a high motor and showed many intangibles that will translate great to the next level. Ware finished the game with 29 points and took home MVP honors. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate Lance but also remind him this is just the beginning and he should continue to work hard on and off the court. You will be able to check him out next season as he suits up for Life Center Academy. 

Basketball Spotlight 8th Grade Award Winners

The Basketball Spotlight season has officially ended and we are ready to present our end of the year awards. We would like to congratulate all the players and teams that supported our events. The Award Winners are listed below. 

Basketball Spotlight 8th Grade Award Winners 

Player Of The Year: Jordan Toles (Baltimore United) 
Toles stepped his game up this season and never took plays off at any Spotlight event. He also took his show on the road as he starred in several big time events around the country. Finally he turned his game from just being regarded as an athlete into an all-around skilled guard. His play on the court and spirit for the game helped him win the POY honors. 

Most Outstanding Player: AJ Hoggard (Team Final) 
Hoggard’s addition to the Team Final 8th Grade squad instantly took the team to the next level. He became one of the most dominant forces on the floor this season. His play catapulted his name among the top guards in the country. He had a memorable Spotlight career. 

Team Of The Year: Team Takeover (Black) 
TTO was the most dominant 8th Grade team in the country. They ran through every event in the country and didn’t lose a game on their grade level. There’s no doubt they were the #1 team in America and probably one of the best grammar school teams assembled. They were loaded and had balance. 

Coach Of The Year: Keith Stevens (Team Takeover) 
Stevens guided his squad throughout the country without losing a game on their grade level. Most importantly he taught them how the team concept is the best way to go. It’s not easy coaching a lot of talent but he seemed to hit all the right buttons at the right time. 

Sportsmanship Award: Bryan Hall III (NY Lightning) 
Hall played the game the way it was supposed to be played. He left everything on the floor and conducted himself in a great manner. I also appreciate him letting us into his life while contributing to Diary Of A Baller. 

Scholar/Athlete Award Winner: Terrence Williams (Team Takeover) 
Williams got busy on the court and in the classroom. He demonstrated this in the Spotlight events and on his Diary Of A Baller. We have no doubt with God’s grace Terrence will continue this success in high school and college. One of the best all-around kids to ever come though Basketball Spotlight. 

Defensive Player Of The Year: Elijah Everett (Playaz Basketball Club) 
Everett had the ability to change the game on the defensive end. He blocked or altered shots in his area while also playing with an enormous motor. The scary part is his best basketball days are certainly ahead of him. 

Best Prospect: Lance Ware (Team IZOD) 
Ware entered the season as a project but after seeing him at the J.E.M. All Star Classic he made great strides and has become the best prospect in the region. This means he had to be one of the hardest workers around which makes his future look very bright. The sky is the limit for this kid. 

Best Fresh Face: Terrence Clarke (Expressions Elite) 
Clarke was one of the most natural wings players I saw this season. This kid can get it done off the dribble or in catch and shoot mode. He also appears to have a huge upside and will be a name to know in the New England area.

Team 85 AAU Hosting Tryouts

Team 85 will be hosting AAU Tryouts beginning August 30th. Check out the info below to come and tryout for this emerging organization. 

Who: Team 85 

What: Open Tryouts 
Boys Entering 3rd Grade Thru 8th Grade August 30, 2016 (6:30 PM to 8:30 PM) 
Boys Entering 9th Grade Thru 11th Grade August 31, 2016 (6:30 PM to 8:30 PM) 

Where: Team 85 Wellness and Fitness 
8500 K Johnson BLVD 
Bordentown, NJ 08505 

Contact: www.myteam85.com (609)-298-8585

Hutchinson Ready For Future Phenom Camp

Louis Hutchinson IV

Louis Hutchinson IV has been making a name for himself lately. After having a good showing at the AAU Nationals the rising 7th Grade took his game to John Lucas Future Of The Game Camp. At FOTG Hutchinson caught the eye of several scouting services. Now with his confidence sky high Louis has decided to hit the big stage and enter the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp. 

Hutchinson is a lanky wing that plays the game with high energy. As his skill set and size continues to grow this kid could really turn into an interesting prospect. Stay tuned as we report on Hutchinson and other top prospects that will be attending the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp on August 27th and 28th in District Heights, MD.

Baby Ballers Prime For Future Phenom Camp!

Young Phenoms 

The Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp not only brings together the top Middle School players in the country – the nations very best elementary and grammar school Hooper’s in the world will be in attendance this year. These players have already positioned themselves to be recognized as some of the top players in the country at their specific age groups. If you are a YOUNG Future Phenom; this is your proving ground. Building a national profile at a young age and positioning yourself as a player on the national ranking board has paid dividends for hundreds of players. 

If you are talented, skilled, and young the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is your opportunity for national exposure! Click Here To Register 


John Mobley Jr. (2024)-after a stellar performance at the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp in 2014; Mobley whose game is based on elite level skill, was named the # 1 player in the country in his class. Mobley Jr. has continued to hone his game adding range, quickness, and moves to an already extensive package. Mobley Jr. will return to the Spotlight for a 3rd visit; testing his skills against the nation’s best and looking to maintain his national status.



Peyton Kemp (2026)-is just entering 3rd grade and has already caught the attention of many basketball analysis by showing immense skill at such a young age. Kemp is doing things in games and from training perspective that many have yet to master at much higher levels. You can see the speed and versatility developing right in front of your eyes when you see Kemp play or train. Already considered to be one of the best in class he is already building a lengthy resume that will be further cemented after his arrival at his first Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp – you’re never too young to be a star and competing against players such as Kemp will tell you right where you are on the national landscape.



Brooklyn Vick (2025)-the nephew of NFL Star Michael Vick has hit the circuit and immediately made a name for himself; more than holding his own against the best teams and players in the nation. After a recent battle against the Blue Chips many began to ask the question if Vick was in fact the best player in the country in his age group. Vick will be arriving to the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp to solidify that claim – for class of 2025 players they will get to compete against the top of food chain and make their own class for the #1 spot.




Jerry Easter Jr. (2024)-is a killer and one of the most mature guards we have seen at this age – poised, skilled, high IQ, with great size and length for the position who can take over the game in a multitude of ways both offensively and defensively. Pound for pound you will not find many more complete players at any age – Easter is a future star and rumors have surfaced that a reclass may be in store in the future. Easter Jr. can score at an elite level going to the basket and with the jump shot and has the ability to take over games for long stretches. If you want to see the top of the food change in the class of 2024,2025, and 2026 register for the Spotlight Future Phenom Camp now as the best in the business will be in the building looking to retain their status as the best in the country.

WGL ENERGY GREENS FUTURE PHENOM CAMP

Basketball Spotlight has partnered with WGL Energy Services, Inc. (WGL Energy) to green the 2016 Future Phenom Camp. WGL Energy has donated enough carbon offsets to counterbalance conference emissions from energy use at the event space, hotel stays, food and land-filled waste. 

This is equivalent to: 

• Taking 6 cars off the road for one year, or 
• Avoiding the consumption of over 3,263 gallons of gasoline, or 
• Planting over 752 tree seedlings that grow for 10 years. 

Carbon offsets are an affordable and innovative way to counterbalance emissions resulting from everyday activities such as travel and energy use. Carbon Offsets from WGL Energy specifically are Green-e® Climate certified and derived from verified carbon reduction projects in the waste management sector, which capture and destroy methane from regional landfills. Even better for the environment, WGL Energy invests a portion of the proceeds into the Carbon Reduction Fund, managed by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and used to develop new projects, such as tree plantings, to improve air and water quality in the region and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Since 2010, the Carbon Reduction Fund has supported numerous projects, including the planting of over 19,000 trees throughout Maryland. 

To learn more about Carbon Offsets from WGL Energy: CLICK HERE

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp Nears Sellout!

The 3rd Annual Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is nearing a sellout as there are less than 50 spots left. This year’s camp will once again feature some of the top players in America. When it comes to exposure no other camp in the country brings this kind of coverage. Make sure you register early because this event will sell out once again. Registration information is below. 

Event: Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp 
Date: August 27th and 28th 2016 
Place: District Heights, MD 
Grades: Rising 3rd Grade Thru Rising 8th Grade (Class of 2026 Thru Class of 2021) 
Price: $259.00 Per Camper (Includes; Skills, Games and Full Uniform) 

Click Here To Register 

Click Here For Camp Coverage History

J.E.M. ALL STAR CLASSIC SOUTH TEAM TOP PERFORMERS

Lance Ware

The South Team got the win in this high scoring affair and here are their top performers from the 7th Annual J.E.M. All Star Classic. 

South Top Performers 

Lance Ware Forward (Edgewater, NJ) – This 6’8 athletic forward was the MVP for the winning South team tallying 29 points. I saw Ware earlier this year in one of our tournaments and you can tell he has been working to improve his game because it was on full display. He plays hard and has a high motor. He scored dunking everything, rebounded, and blocked shots. Possibly the top prospect in the region and I believe he will be an impact player when he enters high school.

Lynn Greer III Guard (Marlton, NJ) – Greer is an athletic combo guard that definitely has the feel and IQ that can transition fully to the PG position. He has range out to the 3pt line and showed great playmaking ability attacking the basket and either finishing himself or dropping a dime to one of his teammates. He finished with 17 points. When all said and done I can see Greer being the top PG in the region.

Tyler Brelsford Guard (Ellicott City, MD) – Tyler is a true PG with a high IQ that understands how to balance scoring and facilitating. Known as one of the better long range shooters in the region, his 3 point shot was off so he went to his mid-range and floater game. He finished with 13 points and also racked up close to double digit assists getting his teammates involved. He hit a mid-range jumper to seal the victory for the South.

Terrance Williams Forward (Clinton, MD) – Williams has been a mainstay on the Spotlight circuit for years and this year he was one of the top players on the #1 team in the country. Big Smoove understands how to finish over and around longer more athletic players by using pump fakes and great footwork. You can tell he has been working on his perimeter skills as he looks more comfortable handling the ball and shooting the mid to long range jump shot. He finished with a game high 31 points for the winners.

E.J. Evans Guard (Willingboro, NJ) – Evans is an aggressive wing guard that is wired to score and can do it from all three levels. He is at his best attacking the basket and in transition. At 6’5 he has great size already for the position. He finished with 13 points. I believe that Evans will be a name that will continue to rise as he enters high school.

Mikah Johnson, Jr. Guard (Bound Brook, NJ) – Johnson is a long wing guard that is patient and lets the game come to him. He has the ability to be a lock down defender being able to guard the 3 perimeter positions. Mikah plays hard and rebounds well for his position. He finished with 10 points.

J.E.M. ALL STAR CLASSIC NORTH TEAM TOP PERFORMERS

Ritchie Greaves 

The North Team came up short at the J.E.M. ALL STAR CLASSIC but had some great performances. Here are the top performers from the North Team. 

North Top Performers 

Ritchie Greaves Guard (Staten Island, NY)- Greaves took home the MVP honors for the North squad and it was well deserved. He started the game off on fire from deep banging home four straight treys to give his squad an early 16-4 lead. Greaves came out focused and showed his all-around game. Not only did he shoot the ball from deep he also showed a drive, draw and dish game as well as finishing at the cup. He finished the game with a team high 30 points. He had a great performance for his final middle school game.

Elijah Everett Forward (Orange, NJ)- Everett played the All Star Game with big time passion on both ends of the floor. He hit the glass like a mad man while also altering and blocking shots. Offensively he finished well by the rim and ran the floor very well for a player his size. He wears a size 18 shoe so he’s probably no-where near done growing. This kid has a chance to be a future star in this game of basketball. It was a pleasure seeing him play Saturday. He finished with 26 points.

Julian McGowan Guard (Ewing, NJ)- This kid might be the next star coming out of Mercer County. He can attacked off the dribble, shot the deep ball and very explosive when playing above the rim. He was a beast in transition and was out to make a name for himself and accomplished that goal. I look for him to me an immediate contributor at Trenton Catholic Academy next season.

Jaylin Champion Guard (Ewing, NJ)- Champion was another pleasant surprise that represented Mercer County very well. He pushed the rock hard in transition and attacked the hole like a running back. He showed extreme leaping ability when he got out on the break and finished with a thunderous dunk. He will be very difficult to contain at the Princeton Day School.

Charlie Gordiner Forward (Monmouth Beach, NJ)- Gordiner was a true sniper at the J.E.M. CLASSIC shooting 6 for 7 from three point range. He let it go from deep and with big time confidence. I like how can either catch and shoot or knock it down off the dribble. He will be a name to know in the Shore Conference.

Bryan Hall Forward (Hartford County, CT)- Hall showed some versatility all afternoon. He handle the rock and made plays from various spots on the floor. He has expanded his game to the perimeter and goes hard on both ends of the floor. I will be keeping an eye on him as he makes the transition into high school.

Jymeir Watkins Forward (Trenton, NJ)- Watkins showed flashes off big time potential while running the floor and finishing off plays. He seems to be more comfortable shooting the rock from deep and handling the ball in traffic. When everything comes together for this kid the sky could the limit. He also will be attending Trenton Catholic Academy.

South Team Outlast North Team In 7th Annual J.E.M. All Star Classic

Class Of 2020

Terrence Williams scored 31 points and Lance Ware added 29 markers as the South Team outlasted the North Team 128-124 to win the 7th Annual J.E.M. All Star Classic. Ritchie Greaves led the scoring for the North Team with 30 points including 6 treys. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate and thank all the players that showed up for the great cause. We also would like to wish them luck as they enter high school in the fall. We will miss the Class of 2020 and remember the great times.

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp Schedule

The 3rd Annual Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp kicks off in less than 4 weeks and a SELLOUT is expected again. The camp is for Rising 3rd Grade/Class of 2026 through Rising 8th Grade/Class of 2021. The following is the general schedule for the camp. Major Media Outlets will be in attendance and the EXPOSURE will be unmatched. Check out the Media Archives from the last two years on the registration page. Don't wait to register as spots are filling up fast. 

Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp Schedule

Friday August 26, 2016 
St. John's College High School 
2607 Military Rd. NW 
Chevy Chase, DC 20015 

Future Phenom Camp Pre-Registration 6:00PM - 10:00PM 
Middle School All American Games 
6:00PM Rising 6th Grade/Class of 2023 
7:20PM Rising 7th Grade/Class of 2022 
8:40PM Rising 8th Grade/Class of 2021 
Coach Francis Classic 10:00PM Rising 9th Grade/Class of 2020 

Saturday August 27, 2016 
New 24 Fitness & Basketball 
6417 Marlboro Pike 
District Heights, MD 20747 

8:00AM - 10:00AM Registration (If you registered Friday night you can arrive at 9:45AM) 10AM - 10:30AM Camp Opening Remarks 
10:30AM - 11:00AM Stretch 
11:00AM - 12:30PM Skills and Drills (Stations) 
12:30PM - 1:30PM Lunch (Not provided) 
1:30PM - 2:00PM Guest Speaker 
2:00PM - 3:00PM Games 
3:00PM - 4:00PM Games 
4:00PM - 5:00PM Games 
5:00PM - 6:00PM Games 
6:00PM - 7:00PM Games 
7:00PM - 7:30PM 1st Day Closing Remarks 
***Note - we will not have a dinner break you will be able to go during games when you are not playing 

Sunday August 28, 2016 
New 24 Fitness & Basketball 
6417 Marlboro Pike 
District Heights, MD 20747 
8:00AM - 8:30AM 2nd Day Opening Remarks 
8:30AM - 9:00AM - Stretch 
9:00AM - 10:00AM Games 
10:00AM - 11:00AM Games 
11:00AM - 12:00PM Games 
12:00PM - 1:00PM Games 
1:00PM - 2:00PM Championship Games 
2:00PM - 3:00PM Top 20 All Star Games 
3:00PM - 4:00PM Awards/Closing 

***Note - we will not have a lunch break you will be able to go during games when you are not playing

Click Here To Register 

Top 10 Reasons To Attend Future Phenom Camp

TOP 10 Reasons Why the Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is a Must Attend 

The 3rd Annual Basketball Spotlight Future Phenom Camp is less than 4 weeks away and we expect a SELLOUT for the third year in a row. Spots are filling up fast so please register now as we don't want you to be left out. The Camp will take place Saturday August 27th and Sunday August 28th at The New 24 Fitness & Basketball 6417 Marlboro Pike District Heights, MD 20747. 

1. www.bballspotlight.com - Basketball Spotlight is the #1 Grammar and Middle School Website in the Country as far as website traffic, amount of content, and accuracy of evaluation. The site has been around for a decade covering Future Phenoms before they step on a high school court. On top of that Founder Mike Melton has been in the game for 20 years. He covered High School Basketball prior to starting Basketball Spotlight. 

2. Location (Washington, D.C.) - Having 3 major airports and in driving distance from many major metro areas D.C. is a prime location. The area has great night life for the parents and not to mention it is the Nations Capitol if you want to come in a few days early and check out the sites. The DMV is a talent rich area when it comes to basketball so many of those players will be in the building. 

3. 10 Court Facility (Under 1 Roof) - The New 24 in District Heights, MD will host the Camp which boasts 10 courts under roof all with wood floors, glass backboards, and digital scoreboards. There is also plenty of parking. 

4. MSAAG (Middle School All American Games) - Friday night at Pre-Registration at St. John's College High School the 3 MSAAG will be played for the Classes of 2023, 2022, 2021. The 72 players are highly rated players that will be attending the Future Phenom Camp. 

5. Younger Age Groups (Rising 3rd/2026 - Rising 5th/2024) - The Future Phenom Camp has the 3 younger age groups. Many camps only focus on the older Middle School players but Basketball Spotlight also promotes the Grammar School player. 

6. The Most Media Coverage - The Future Phenom Camp has over 15 major media outlets that will be in attendance. You can see the archives for the last two year's camps pre and post event articles. No other Camp provides this much coverage. 

7. Most Awards - The Future Phenom Camp gives out the most awards of any camp in the country. 

8. Full Custom Uniforms - The Future Phenom Camp will provide full custom uniforms for the 3rd Annual Camp presented by AGame. Players love to wear the shorts after the camp. 

9. Full Game Stats - Legit Sport Stats will provide full game stats of every camp game. They will be computerized and media and camp staff will be provided print outs during the camp. We will be looking at everything not just points. 

10. Great Coaches - We have coaches that have high level experience either playing the game at the D1 or PRO level, Coaching the game at High School level or above, or as a High Level Skills Trainer.

Click Here To Register 

7th Annual J.E.M. ALL STAR CLASSIC ROSTERS ARE SET!

The 7th Annual J.E.M. ALL STAR CLASSIC is scheduled for August 13th in Ewing, NJ and roster is listed below. We would like to congratulate all the players selected and please make sure you are on time for the event. 

Saturday August 13th 
(Incarnation Church 1545 Pennington Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618) 
12:00 PM Girls Regional Classic 
1:30 PM Boys Regional Game 

South Team 
EJ Evans (Willingboro, NJ) 
Jyare Davis (Wilmington, DE) 
Lynn Greer (Philadelphia, PA) 
Tyler Brelsford (Ellicott City, MD) 
Jordan Toles (Baltimore, MD) 
AJ Hoggard (Coastville, PA) 
Andrew King (Downington, PA) 
Terrence Williams (Clinton, MD) 
Lance Ware (Edgewater, NJ) 
Cameron Byers (Baltimore, MD) 
Mikah Johnson Jr. (Newark, NJ) 

North Team 
Noah Farrakhan (Newark, NJ) 
Charlie Gordiner (Monmouth Beach, NJ) 
Julian McGowan (Ewing, NJ) 
Jymeir Watkins (Trenton, NJ) 
Nigey Wright (Trenton, NJ) 
CJ Wilcher (Plainfield, NJ) 
Jaylin Champion (Ewing, NJ) 
Jon Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) 
Ritchie Greaves (Staten Island, NY) 
Bryan Hall (Hartford County, CT)
Eligah Everett (Orange, NJ)