On the Radar Breakout Camp 2028 & 2029 Standouts

Norcross, Georgia – Camp season has officially tipped off here in Georgia. On Sunday, August 10th, On the Radar hosted their annual Breakout Camp, featuring guest speakers from AJ White, Khamare Holmes, and Kowacie Reeves Jr. whom at one point all sat in the seats of these rising freshmen and sophomores. There were several new faces at the camp, who quickly made their selves known, as well as a few folks who have been making waves during the travel season.

By: Jennifer Brazelton

 

2028 | Baer Bailey | Greater Atlanta Christian School

2028 6’7″ wing, Baer Bailey, has been putting in the work and continues to be nominated as a standout performer. It’s hard not to notice each time Baer Bailey stands on the court, and his abilities only make him that much more impressive. Bailey is a sound all-around prospect who was contributes on both sides of the court at a high level. Bailey’s three-level scoring is just as impressive and has a fluid shot from outside. High major D1 prospect that will be fun to watch over the next few seasons.

2029 | Blake Bazile | Grayson

2029 freshman Blake Bazile stood out, even playing against mostly older opponents. Bazile was confident knocking down pull-up jumpers and even had a few step-back around the midrange. Bazile does well staying patient, finding the best opportunities for him and his teammates. Bazile has nice handles and can find his teammates cutting to the basket.

 

2028 |Culen Browne | Wilson Academy

2028 G Culen Browne is coming off a 15U EYBL Championship, and that level off play continued at camp. The lefty guard does it well on all levels and had a few nice baskets scoring from deep over his opponents. Browne uses his body and is intentional with his footwork around the basket or knocking down shots off the dribble. High level scoring guard with early offers from Clark Atlanta, Kennesaw State University, and Virginia Tech.

 

2028 | Mbidggolbaat Caesar | Greenforest

2028 6’8″ Mbidggolbaat Caesar emerged as a standout sophomore out of Greenforest. For a young big, Caesar was impressive rim running and using his body around the basket. Caesar even stepped outside the 3-point line to knock down shots, showing his shot making ability. Caesar did well cleaning up inside and protecting the basket for his team.

 

2028 | Isaiah Dorsainvil | Dutchtown

2028 G Isaiah Dorsainvil quickly emerged as a high level guard that can do a lot of the little things well. Dorsainvil was smooth around the basket, and 15′ out with the ball in his hands. Dorsainvil is especially athletic guard that had nice plays at the rim. Wiry guard that is tough to stop.

 

2028 | Jeremiah Evans | Eagles Landing Christan Academy

2028 6’9″ W Jeremiah Evans is going to be a name to know this upcoming season. Long, fundamentally sound big that is tough to stop inside with his attacking mindset. Bouncy, big that eats up rebounds inside and is able to give his team multiple chances offensively. Elite prospect with a high ceiling.

 

2028 | Calvin Goss | Jonesboro

2028 G Calvin Goss was another 15U EYBL Peach Jam Champion that took the court at camp. Goss is a fiery, competitive prospect that is continually on the go and a prospect his teammates can rely on. Made multiple big time plays, knocking down shots or finding his bigs inside for dunks. High IQ guard that is athletic and tough to stop once he gets going.

 

2028 | KD Hernandez | The Walker School

2028 KD Hernandez is a name that has been brewing for the last few years and continues to be a standout, whether he’s playing for his high school team, aau team, or at evaluation camps. Hernandez is a high level scorer that is able to score it in bunches. Hernandez can knock it down off the catch or dribble at a high level. Crafty guard at the basket and does well finding open teammates for easy baskets.

 

After serving on college coaching staffs and working at several universities in the Southeast, Jennifer Brazelton joined On the Radar Hoops as a National Evaluator in April 2022. She has been involved in the Georgia basketball community since 2015 and can be reached on Twitter @Proven_Prospect.