The On the Radar Hoops Breakout Camp featured a group of shooters and shot-makers across the 2029 and 2030 classes. These players showed the ability to make open threes, create their own look off the bounce, or finish possessions with high-percentage shots. Below is a look at the players who stood out in those roles from the notes.

Ethan Reynolds | Archer High School | 5'11" | 2029

Reynolds is a shot-maker. He proved to be effective in the transition game as a finisher in advantage situations. He also showed shooting range in the half-court, hitting jumpers off handoffs and pull-ups. The thin-framed sophomore has a tool bag to complement his shooting abilities as well. He proved to be a willing passer and a capable defender. He will look to contribute this year for the Archer Tigers and Coach Antoine Stroud.

Anthony Moreno | Kell | 5'8" | 2030

Moreno is just getting started with his development. However, he is off to a quick start making an impression at the Breakout Camp two weekends ago. His quick release and consistency from 3-point range earned him recognition from the afternoon. Expect his game to grow as he matures physically and puts time into his game.

Ethan Anderson | Next Level Academy | 6'5" | 2029

Anderson has a chance to develop into one of those valuable 3-and-D wings that coaches love to utilize at every level. His size and energy allow him to impact the game on both ends. He is also active on the glass, giving extra effort for second-chance points. It is his shooting ability that lands him on this list today. His quick release and solid technique on his jumper are valuable assets in today’s game.

Sonny Jemison | Maynard Jackson | 6'4" | 2029

Jemison is another wing with an athletic profile who projects to impact with versatility. He shot the 3-ball with confidence at the camp. The blend of size and shooting ability will allow him to fit into a number of systems moving forward.

Christian Van-Dorn | Tri-Cities | 6'4" | 2030

Van-Dorn earned recognition at this camp because of his size and athletic frame. His skill set is more than just developing. He is showing good instinct and the ability to finish plays that freshmen are not usually comfortable making. He passed the ball well in the lane and hit 3-pointers off the dribble as well. Expect Van-Dorn to be mentioned in years to come.

Trace Adcock | Rabun County | 6'3" | 2029

Adcock has locked in a reputation as an elite shooter early in his high school playing days. His consistency from range has been demonstrated more than once over the past few years. But we were impressed with the other things Adcock was doing at the Breakout Camp. He was active on the glass, he looked to pass, and he was engaged as a communicator during this session. These are important developments for the Rabun County product. He is out to show that he is more than just a specialist, but an all-around player.

Ben Bagby | Hoover High School | 5'10" | 2030

Bagby was a new name for our staff this month. The guard shot the ball well from deep range. Defenders were required to close out tightly on the Alabama native. He also showed that he could put the ball on the deck and pull up for high-percentage looks in the midrange. We will keep an eye on Bagby’s development in upcoming years.

Jackson Baldwin | Campbell High School | 5'11" | 2029

Baldwin unlocked his potential at the camp, finding space and rhythm to drain shots in transition. He looked comfortable running the floor and finding space to spot up as the break ran towards him. He was also very good with the ball in his hands creating space to get to the rim and finish.

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Jonathan Hemingway is a senior writer for On the Radar Hoops. He has covered basketball for the site since 2013 and has been involved in the game since 1995 as a coach, camp director, and evaluator. Reach him at CoachHemi@gmail.com or follow @CoachHemi on X and @Coach_Hemi on Instagram.