The Players Tribe x Max Hoops Northwest National Camp brought together talented prospects from Oregon, Washington and across the Pacific Northwest. These athletes stood out through their skill, feel, competitiveness, leadership and long-term potential.
The following list is organized by graduating class and is not a ranking.
Class of 2030
2030 6’5 Bo Downs — Redmond, OR
Downs displayed excellent size, length and feel for the game. He finishes with his left hand, brings positive energy and possesses a soft touch around the basket.
2030 6’1 Drew Haring — Redmond, OR
Haring showed a strong understanding of the game and responded well to coaching. His feel, size and willingness to learn made a positive impression throughout the event.
2030 5’10 Daniel Cohen — Eugene, OR
Cohen is a skilled prospect with a dependable catch-and-shoot jumper. He plays confidently and showed the ability to make an impact without dominating the ball.
2030 6’4 Jonah Sheldon — Sandy, OR
Sheldon brought good strength, size and natural feel to the floor. His physical tools and understanding of the game give him plenty of long-term potential.
2030 5’11 Dash Griffin — Lake Oswego, OR
Griffin demonstrated a good feel for the game and consistently made solid reads. His size, awareness and ability to understand what was happening on the floor stood out.
2030 6’0 Ray Peterson — Portland, OR
Peterson impacted the game with his defense, communication and unselfish play. He finished well around the basket and consistently found teammates after driving and drawing defenders. His leadership helped raise the level of everyone around him.
2030 5’9 Hudson Chatterton — Corvallis, OR
Chatterton showed a smooth shooting release and impressive coachability. He stepped into the action confidently and brought a positive presence to the floor.
Class of 2031
2031 6’2 Dustin Gusetu — West Linn, OR
Gusetu displayed one of the better shooting strokes evaluated at the event. His size and natural touch make him an intriguing prospect to follow.
2031 5’10 Adarreus Courtney — West Linn, OR
Courtney is a skilled and quick prospect who consistently created opportunities for his teammates. His passing, leadership and positive approach made a strong impression.
2031 6’4 Grayson Buchanan — Cornelius, OR
Buchanan’s length, developing skill set and coachability give him considerable upside. He absorbed feedback well and displayed impressive physical tools.
2031 5’5 Maleek Marshall — Seaside, OR
Marshall made quick decisions with the ball and showed the ability to drive effectively. He played with a positive attitude and brought another capable playmaker to the floor.
2031 5’11 Sebastian Moses — Warm Springs, OR
Moses is a shifty attacker with a natural ability to reach the rim. He showed an intriguing combination of creativity, quickness and downhill pressure.
2031 5’6 Sorel Sangare — Portland, OR
Sangare brought energy, defensive communication and vocal leadership. His willingness to communicate and organize those around him gave his team an important presence.
2031 5’11 Kristian Memory — Vancouver, WA
Memory showed impressive development and remained engaged throughout the event. He attacked confidently with his left hand and consistently responded well to coaching.
2031 5’6 Malan Sannoh — Lake Oswego, OR
Sannoh impressed with his energy, passion and rebounding effort. He played hard throughout the event and brought a motor that positively influenced his team.
2031 5’0 Zachary Pham — Tigard, OR
Pham’s positive energy was contagious, and his jumper consistently demanded attention. He displayed natural shooting ability and brought enthusiasm to every opportunity.
2031 5’6 Nolan Dumitru — Portland, OR
Dumitru brought strong defensive intensity regardless of the matchup. His help-side awareness, activity and willingness to compete defensively stood out throughout the event.
Class of 2032
2032 5’10 Kellan Tufts — Sherwood, OR
Tufts displayed strong feel, leadership and an advanced sense of pace. He played under control and showed an impressive understanding of how to lead a group.
2032 5’5 Grey Frazier — Bend, OR
Frazier combined excellent feel with shiftiness and coachability. He wanted to lead every drill, remained engaged while off the court and consistently brought positive energy.
2032 Nafiyad
Nafiyad used his length to attack and finish effectively at the rim. He also showed good passing ability and the awareness to create opportunities for those around him.
Class of 2033
2033 5’1 Damian Guidry — Hillsboro, OR
Guidry displayed a clean shooting stroke and finished well with either hand around the basket. He created space effectively for his jumper and remained focused throughout the event.
2033 5’5 Kaiden Reasoner — Tualatin, OR
Reasoner played with confidence and showed good shooting ability. He also contributed on the glass and brought noticeable joy and positive energy to the floor.
2033 4’9 Kaden Manuyag — Portland, OR
Manuyag read the defense well and consistently found teammates with timely passes. His decision-making, coachability and positive attitude stood out.
2033 5’6 Cade Nash — Eugene, OR
Nash delivered one of the event’s most complete performances. He finished effectively underneath the basket, knocked down shots, moved the ball well and rebounded consistently. Defensively, he moved his feet and stayed in front of the ball.
2033 4’10 Chase Robinson — Eugene, OR
Robinson displayed strong ball handling, court vision and finishing ability. He played at his own pace, remained patient and used effective pivots inside the paint without allowing the defense to speed him up.
2033 5’3 Jovi Catron — Eugene, OR
Catron showed a good handle, passed the ball effectively and consistently knocked down shots. He also communicated well and provided positive leadership.
2033 5’8 Lincoln Harvey — Portland, OR
Harvey finished well with either hand and proved to be an effective catch-and-shoot threat. He also contributed on the glass and displayed an excellent combination of size, coachability and skill.
Class of 2035
2035 5’3 Graylen Talton — Portland, OR
Talton rebounded the ball effectively and showed the ability to drive to the basket. His activity and willingness to attack made him a productive presence.
2035 5’1 Trayce Gray Buckley — Buckley, WA
Gray Buckley displayed impressive court vision, solid finishing ability and strong rebounding for his size. His shiftiness, shooting touch and all-around production made him an exciting player to watch.
2035 5’1 Wendell Williams — Beaverton, OR
Williams consistently wanted to be first in line and stayed engaged with the coaching staff. He is a shifty ball handler with creativity, confidence and a strong feel for attacking defenders.
Class of 2036
2036 5’0 La’tee Williams — Beaverton, OR
Williams displayed an impressive skill set and a highly competitive approach. He responded well to adversity and continued competing throughout the weekend.
These prospects separated themselves in different ways throughout the Northwest National Camp. Some impressed with scoring and playmaking, while others made their presence felt through defense, rebounding, leadership, feel and coachability. The Players Tribe looks forward to following their development during the upcoming season and beyond.
