The Project and PERFECT Camp 2026
4 Courts of Teaching at the 2026 Rendition of Project & PERFECT.
Another home run in year 2!
July 6, 2026
All photos courtesy of the exclusive content team of the camp: Twin ViZuals.
Held June 22-25, 2026, at Spooky Nook Sports Champion Mill in Hamilton Ohio, The Project and PERFECT camp aimed to bring about 75 players in each of the classes of 2027, 2028, 2029 and 2030 to the event. On June 22-23 the classes of 2027 and 2028 participated in drill work, 3x3 and 5x5 ball combining instruction and play. There were three sessions (two on the first day) for each class, alternating court time. Similarly, the classes of 2029 and 2030 were in action on June 24 and 25. Monday and Wednesday were long days wrapping up after 8pm. Tuesday and Thursday were significantly shorter, ending about 1pm. Given that players came from all over the USA, this allowed most to catch flights home later that day.
Preparation. Expectation. TEAM. Execution.
Comments by parents and players were very positive and similar to last year.
In an era where finding fault is the norm, parents and players were exceptionally positive in camp reviews. Repeatedly it was mentioned as one of the best camps the player in question had ever attended. Specific items mentioned included the enthusiasm/knowledge of staff, incorporation of both 5x5 and 3x3 play (guess some camps do not engage much or at all in 3x3) and the high level of competition where most of the players were likely future college players who will receive athletic scholarships. Another item mentioned was the high level of organization with the camp moving along at a brisk pace allowing for well-timed water/rest breaks
On to players…
Per graduation class, players are in alphabetical order with listed height, position, high school (last or if known, soon to be attending) and state location of school (in parenthesis).
Note that players described below as “improved” were ones this writer had seen previously some time ago. Also, in each session, other players could have been mentioned but these were ones who in some way jumped out at me if only in brief moments.
2027 Session - had its share of major D1 players but less depth than lower classes as a lot of rising seniors have already narrowed their list and (perhaps mistakenly) are not so camp oriented as their younger counterparts. All 2027’s mentioned are some level of Division 1 prospect with the more likely Power 4’s noted. I was particularly disappointed in the large number of paid no-shows in this class.
2027 Session.
Symora Damon, 5-6, point guard, Example Academy (Illinois)
Showed mid-range stroke and ‘3’ ball, above average athlete, Power 4 prospect.
Kendra Foy, 5-10, small forward, St. Luke’s School (Connecticut)
Above average athlete, active on defense.
Shiloh Grays, 6-0, wing, CHSA Homeschool Basketball (Texas)
Lanky lefty, athletic, showed a decent stroke.
Nimah Ibudunni, 6-2, forward, Alexander High School (Georgia)
Runs well for size, above average athlete, D1 prospect with upside still needing to expand skills to fulfill Power 4 potential.
Corinne Lomax, 5-11, small forward, Tabor Academy (Massachusetts)
Above average athletic baseline-to basket player showing power in attack and face-up stroke; Power 4 prospect.
Madeline Mignery, 6-0, small forward, IMG Academy (Florida)
Mobile, physical, able to create shot at mid-range; Power 4 prospect.
Amillia Prochnow, 5-8, guard, The Barstow School (Kansas)
Above average athletically, defends well, able to score in multiple ways, verbally committed to Arkansas.
Jada Seubert, 5-10, shooting guard, Stevens Point Area Senior High School (Wisconsin)
Active lefty who could go right more but has a quality perimeter stroke regardless; verbally committed to Iowa.
Kennedy Stamper, 5-6, point guard, George Rogers Clark High School (Kentucky)
A field general mentality who keeps the offense flowing; can hit the three; verbally committed to Cincinnati.
Maddie Vickery, 6-2, forward, Washburn Rural High School (Kansas)
Good size in forward who has a nice mid-range stroke embracing physical play as necessary; verbally committed to Kansas State.
Skylar Walden, 5-8, guard, The King’s Academy (Tennessee)
Shooter who plays with good motor; can hit off the bounce or the pass.
Simone Walker, 6-2, center/power forward, Rock Bridge High School (Missouri)
Strongly built with decent mobility, willing to attack the rim; kept showing up in the action. Recently verbally committed to Dartmouth.
2028 – almost all the 2028 listed below are prospects of some level of Power 4 or close to Power 4 level.
2028 Session.
Leah Awe, 6-3, forward, Stevens Point Area Senior High School (Wisconsin)
Tall player who can attack the rim with force.
Kaiyah Benally, 5-7, point guard, Sandia High School (New Mexico)
Above average court vision and handles; can hit the ’3.
Mila Bissett, 5-5, point guard, St. Mary’s High School (Lancaster, New York)
Average athletically, Bissett more than makes up for it with focus and skill.
Damiya Carter, 5-8, guard, Wildwood Catholic High School (New Jersey)
Above average athlete with good handles and a nice spin move.
Marlee-Michelle Coleman, 6-2, Small Forward, Example Academy (Illinois)
Plays hard with a lot of versatility in scoring in and outside the key.
Skylar Conway, 6-0, forward, C.E. King High School (Texas)
Above average athlete; active, particularly in the paint.
Janaya Cooper, 5-11, guard, Snider High School (Indiana)
Physical guard with solid mid-range stroke and power to the rim.
Jada Davis, 6-2, forward, Tulsa Union High School (Oklahoma)
When viewed, this tall, athletic twin tended to play a bit closer to the basket.
Mika Davis, 6-2, forward, Tulsa Union High School (Oklahoma)
When viewed, this tall, athletic twin tended to play a bit further from the basket than Jada above. Given height and above average athleticism, good upside on both twins still working to fulfill potential.
Jordyn Ellis, 6-3, forward, Whitney Young High School (Illinois)
A quality athlete with size and ‘ups’, Ellis can post up to score and is improving her range. She is also a shot blocker.
Kyndoll English, 6-3, power forward, Grace Christian School (Sanford, North Carolina)
English is very thick in build and physical in lower paint (primary scoring area); also showed the ability to step outside the paint to possibly score.
Kennedi Gaines, 5-4, point guard, Bartlett High School (Alaska)
Gaines has a lot to offer for a small guard with quickness, decent handles, passing to enter ball to post, court vision and also showed some perimeter stroke.
Jhaliana Guy, 5-10, guard, Clinton High School (Iowa)
Guy has the reputation as a good shooter but at the event also showed some nice handles in attacking the rim.
Janiyah Hargrave, 5-8, guard, Kettering Fairmont High School (Ohio)
Hargrave is an above average athlete who can attack the rim.
Nawel Ibazatene, 6-1, forward, Morristown High School (New Jersey)
A lefty, Ibazatene is above average athletically and adept at finishing on the fast break.
Chloe Johnson, 6-0, point guard, Duluth Marshall School (Minnesota)
Johnson is top level as to basketball IQ with her movements very precise in what she does on the court. Very skilled, success in shooting the three might be one thing for this winner [her team won 5x5 and 3x3 brackets at the camp] could improve on.
Jayla Lackey, 6-3, power forward, Benson Tech (Oregon)
Tall, mobile, strongly built lefty who can step out and be a threat on the perimeter.
Lauryn Loritts, 5-10, shooting guard, Catholic High School (Virginia)
A talented lefty with a good perimeter stroke needing to learn to go right some.
Easton McCollough, 5-10, guard, Farmington High School (Arkansas)
One of the best perimeters shooters currently in girls’ basketball; has above average basketball IQ and passing ability; learning to adjust to more physical play.
Brooklyn Miles, 5-10, wing, Pawhuska High School (Oklahoma)
Active at both ends; can hit the three, passes well and plays hard on defense.
D’Arrah Mitchell, 6-0, guard/forward, Sandy Creek High School (Georgia)
Recently moved to Georgia from Nevada; has ‘ups,’ can score inside and at mid-range embracing physical play.
Alannah Morantus, 6-0, guard, Noble & Greenough School (Massachusetts)
Strongly built, physical, able to attack the rim sometimes including a spin move.
Taylor Morris, 6-4, small forward, Mesa High School (Arizona)
Very tall and mobile with perimeter stroke; can block shots; learning to adjust to more physical, athletic settings.
Amy Nduka, 6-4, forward, Eastside Catholic High School (Washington)
Strongly built able to step out and attack the rim; good passer for height.
Khloe Nicholson, 6-2, guard, Quincy Senior High School (Illinois)
Tall, very skilled perimeter player; was more assertive than when previously seen in New Orleans.
Roseline Oladokun, 6-4, forward, Sierra Canyon School (California)
Likes to step out to the perimeter and drive to the rim, preferring drive to perimeter stroke.
Nya Riak, 6-3, forward, LaFollette High School (Wisconsin)
A strongly built player with great mobility; as talented as any 2028 but must play harder at times and not settle for ‘3’s’ early in possession; a player to whom a lot of athletic gifts have been given with a lot expected in return.
Taylor Stanfield, 6-1, wing, Mason High School (Ohio)
Tall athletic wing with versatile offense (perimeter stroke, attack the rim).
Azariah Woodruff, 5-10, guard, Lincoln Christian School (Oklahoma)
Plays hard at both ends; showed ability to hit the three off the pass and showed a mid-range pull-up.
2029 - almost all the 2029 listed below are prospects of some level of Power 4 or close to that level. Overall, I thought the 2029 and 2028 groups at the camp were of similar strength.
2029 Session.
Angelyn Almonte, 5-11, guard, DePaul Catholic High School (New Jersey)
Mobile with ability to drive or shoot over the defense.
Avery Bollin, 6-3, power forward/center, Dexter Southfield School (Massachusetts)
Lefty post significantly improved over last year in going right and in on-court focus.
Nyla Curry, 5-10, guard, The Potomac School (Virginia)
An above average athlete with good focus, Curry is right-handed but likes to go left.
Brielle Denkmann, 6-0, shooting guard, Wayzata High School (Minnesota)
Heady guard with good height and nice stroke.
Ashlyn Evans, 5-10, point guard, Byrnes High School (South Carolina)
Above average athlete with good scoring ability from mid-range and closer in; passes well.
Sophia Feeney, 5-9, guard, Bayonne High School (New Jersey)
Mobile; can score the ball via drive or perimeter stroke.
Mia Gage, 5-11, small forward, Nazareth Academy (Illinois)
Above average athletically, Gage has improved her shooting range from when seen in 2025.
Charlotte Galloway, 6-4, power forward, Sacred Heart Academy (Kentucky)
Recently moved from Hawaii; very mobile for size; able to attack the rim; skills still developing.
Paisley Hogan, 6-2, small forward, Fort Smith Northside High School (Arkansas)
Active, moving well without the ball; can hit the three; plays within the offense not forcing shots as much as many young players.
2029 3X3 Winners - with their winner’s gifts from Sarah Strong x Jordan Brand.
Dylan Horton, 6-1, wing, St. Mary’s of Stockton (California)
Tall, mobile perimeter player with good stroke; will drive some.
Celeste Jackson, 6-0, small forward, Stony Point High School (Texas)
Above average athlete with slasher mentality; perimeter stroke still developing.
Makenzie Jackson, 6-1, small forward, Cy Springs High School (Texas)
Good athlete with size; looks to attack the rim.
Savannah Jeannot, 6-0, wing, Bellevue High School (Washington)
Lefty with good size and decent perimeter stroke.
Liv Johnson, 6-1, wing, Carmel Catholic High School (Illinois)
Tall, mobile player; can score at multiple levels; kept showing up game after game in camp.
Iyla Jones, 6-0, shooting guard, Bellevue High School (Washington)
Athlete with good mobility and high energy; can attack the rim from the perimeter.
Laine Lyles, 5-10, guard, Culver Academy (Indiana)
Active at both ends; athlete who can attack the rim.
Jayden McClain, 6-5, center, Ryle High School (Kentucky)
Very tall finesse post; improved focus and range in last year. Recently committed to Kentucky.
Nina McEldon, 6-2, small forward, Bishop Ireton High School (Virginia)
Powerfully built; baseline to basket player.
Hayleigh Michalec, 6-1, forward, Lincoln Christian School (Oklahoma)
Strongly built but mobile with good ball skills; must finish better at times.
Eyani Mills, 6-1, forward, St. James Performance Academy (Virginia)
Well-built athlete who can score in and outside the key.
Savayah Mitchell, 5-8, guard, Pike High School (Indiana)
Poised athlete who can attack the rim but has a three-ball that must be respected.
Olivia-Jo Rytlewski, 6-0, small forward, Bay City Western High School (Michigan)
Active lefty; can hit the three but has variety to her offense showing up repeatedly in games in camp.
Riley Suarez, 6-2, wing, Hamilton Heights High School (Indiana)
Offensive minded, can score via drive and on the perimeter.
Bella Swisshelm, 5-11, shooting guard, West Clermont High School (Ohio)
Confident lefty; can hit perimeter shots inside and beyond the arc putting up points in a big way.
Melody Vaughn, 5-10, guard, The Newman School (Massachusetts)
Strong two-way player able to score via drive and stroke (primary at mid-range).
Kristen Winston, 5-11, guard, Hoover High School (Alabama)
Poised athlete; very skilled player with above average basketball IQ; capable of playing either guard slot scoring at all three levels; very advanced for age.
2030 - almost all the 2030 listed below are prospects at some level of Power 4 or close to that level. Overall, I thought the 2030 group was the strongest in terms of prospects of the four classes at the camp.
2030 Session.
Jordyn Avila, 5-11, guard, Sandy Creek High School (Georgia)
Well-built, highly skilled with above average athleticism and basketball IQ; can score at all three levels; able to play either guard slot.
Flo Borchardt, 6-1, small forward, Sherwood High School (Oregon)
Light on feet; runs well; can score on perimeter inside or beyond the arc; has good basketball IQ.
Jylin Edmondson, 6-0, shooting guard, George Rogers Clark High School (Kentucky)
Well-built; runs well, decent handles; able to attack the rim and shoot the ‘3’; can score in transition.
Aryelle Franklin, 6-2, forward, Legion Prep Academy (Texas)
Athlete with good size and motor; skills still developing toward high-level potential.
Olivia Harness, 5-4, point guard, Spire Academy (Ohio)
Above average IQ, passing and field generalship; how she fills out over the next year will answer some questions as to level.
Kennedi Harris, 6-4, small forward, high school yet to be determined (Georgia)
Long in build and well above average athletically with major upside, can hit the ‘3’ and block shots.
Angellina Huang, 5-11, guard, Dripping Springs High School (Texas)
Energetic; penetrates well to the rim.
Taegyn Johnson, 5-10, wing, Crestwood High School (Ohio)
Moves well; showed decent handles able to get to the rim.
Raygen Leigh, 6-0, shooting guard, S3 Academy (Virginia)
Agile, active athlete who looks to attack the rim with either hand.
Cayla Murray, 5-5, point guard, Aquinas High School (California)
Quick with good handles; can hit the ‘3’; still needs to fill out.
Taylor Nash, 6-0, wing, Tualatin High School (Oregon)
Tall, mobile, versatile scorer with still more upside.
Juliana Ott, 5-11, wing, Mount Notre Dame (Ohio)
Mobile, energetic player who just kept showing up in various camp settings.
Camilla Poraj-Kuczewski, 6-2, wing, Boise High School (Idaho)
Moves well without the ball; knows how to score within an offense; shows ability to shoot from perimeter or drive to rim.
Treyana Ritter, 6-4, center, Palisade High School (Colorado)
Physical, thickly built low post; must watch conditioning given build.
Naomi Roland, 6-1, wing, Caldwell Academy (North Carolina)
Agile, highly athletic player with decent perimeter stroke.
Makena Ramos, 5-10, guard, Brentwood School (California)
Adequately athletic; has both perimeter stroke and driving ability.
Quinn Sowder, 6-2, small forward, Brownsburg High School (Indiana)
Well-built; above average athlete with agility moving well; can shoot the three; needs to embrace contact more willingly but upside very high.
Claire Stoops, 5-10, guard, IMG Academy (Florida)
Lefty with very advanced skills for age; able to score at multiple levels.
Austin Strange, 6-3, power forward/center, Ravenwood High School (Tennessee)
Strongly built with good mobility; showed toughness with skills still developing.
Eliyah Strode, 6-0, wing, George Rogers Clark High School (Kentucky)
Tall with perimeter stroke with further upside due to latent power in build.
Lexi Travnicek, 6-3, center, Incarnate Word Academy (Missouri)
Strongly built low post; willing to bang; good passer.
Gwyneth Wayland, 5-10, guard, Saint Thomas Aquinas High School (Kansas)
Active; runs the court well looking to attack the basket with good balance appearing to favor a baseline route.
Bryce Webster, 5-9, point guard, Carmel High School (Indiana)
Poised, confident lead guard who plays with high energy/motor; showed strong handles, ability to shoot the ‘3’ and when appropriate, attack the rim.
Ashlee Wilson, 6-0, shooting guard, Hill-Murray School (Minnesota)
Possesses a high level of offensive skills (‘3’’s, drives) for her age.
Lariah Wright, 5-4, point guard, Minnetonka High School (Minnesota)
Lefty who plays hard on defensive; good quickness; can hit the ‘3.’
Kimora Wynn, 5-11, guard, Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School (Georgia)
Long, active, multi-positional able to anywhere on perimeter; can get to the rim going left or right; perimeter stroke must also be respected.