August 2025
The 6th grade division at the Ballislife All-American Camp showcased an elite group of rising stars, all under one roof at Open Gym Premier. With a combination of polished skill sets, athleticism, and impact on both ends, these 20 players separated themselves through production and consistency all weekend.
Kaeden Sawyer
PPG: 26.0 | RPG: 14.3 | SPG: 1.5
A dominant inside-out scorer who was relentless on the glass and efficient around the rim. Brought energy and polish to every matchup.
Caleb Johnson
PPG: 18.5 | RPG: 11.0 | SPG: 0.8
A force in the paint with a soft touch and the ability to create second-chance opportunities. One of the toughest rebounders in camp.
Sterling Green
PPG: 26.3 | RPG: 12.3 | APG: 4.3
One of the most complete guards in the division—scored from all three levels and distributed with pace. A nightmare to defend in transition.
Honor Tyler
PPG: 23.5 | RPG: 4.0 | SPG: 2.0
Lightning-quick guard who made defenders pay with his first step and handled pressure with poise. Played bigger than his size defensively.
Jayden Compton
PPG: 25.5 | RPG: 4.8 | SPG: 3.0
Scored in bunches while locking up perimeter threats. A two-way competitor who thrived in transition and attacked closeouts.
Landon Hamm
PPG: 23.8 | RPG: 13.8 | SPG: 0.8
A rebounding machine and interior finisher who used his size and strength to dominate the paint. Also flashed range from mid-post spots.
James H Moore
PPG: 13.0 | RPG: 8.0 | APG: 1.5
Showed great feel and IQ while anchoring his team. Made smart decisions and took advantage of mismatches.
JJ Giles
PPG: 14.5 | RPG: 6.0 | APG: 4.3
A true floor general who kept the ball moving and controlled the pace. One of the best passers in camp with the vision to match.
Jaylend Daniels
PPG: 16.3 | RPG: 6.5 | SPG: 2.3
An active wing who filled the stat sheet and did the little things. Hustled on both ends and made an impact with his energy.
Dahntay Jones Jr.
PPG: 21.5 | RPG: 3.0 | APG: 1.8
Aggressive guard who applied pressure off the bounce and consistently got downhill. Never shied away from physical play.
Isaiah Holland
PPG: 10.0 | RPG: 9.3 | APG: 3.0
Reliable big with soft hands and excellent footwork. Showed promise as a playmaking forward with strong decision-making.
Kinnie Varney Jr.
PPG: 17.5 | RPG: 6.8 | APG: 3.8
High-IQ guard with a unique ability to manipulate defenses. One of the more versatile guards who filled multiple roles seamlessly.
Kash Joe
PPG: 13.8 | RPG: 3.5 | SPG: 1.8
Crafty scorer who created separation and knocked down tough shots. Slippery in tight spaces and fearless attacking the rim.
Andre Karibyan
PPG: 14.3 | RPG: 4.0 | APG: 1.3
A consistent guard who found open teammates and got to his spots. Strong decision-maker who made smart plays in crunch time.
Damauri Cosby
PPG: 19.5 | RPG: 6.8 | SPG: 2.5
One of the more explosive scorers in camp—flashed range, physicality, and a nose for the ball. Played with edge and effort.
Myron Reeves
PPG: 14.0 | RPG: 5.5 | SPG: 1.8
Quietly effective guard who did the dirty work. Brought toughness and physicality and made hustle plays that mattered.
Roman Gray Jr.
PPG: 10.5 | RPG: 2.8 | APG: 4.3
Excellent facilitator who controlled tempo and set the table for others. Had great court vision and a solid perimeter stroke.
Ahmir Jenkins
PPG: 18.8 | RPG: 5.3 | APG: 1.8
Impressive physical guard who scored through contact and rebounded well. Played with fire and consistently finished at the rim.
Charlie Shaia
PPG: 17.3 | RPG: 6.0 | SPG: 1.5
High-motor forward who ran the floor and attacked off the catch. Played with energy and was a difference-maker in transition.
Edrick Oltean
PPG: 13.5 | RPG: 8.8 | APG: 2.0
A steady post presence with touch around the basket and excellent rebounding instincts. Delivered consistent production in the paint.