The basketball summer circuit is in the rearview mirror, and the beginning of the high school basketball season is not far. The Wootten 150 camp annually serves as a fall preview of sorts, providing a two-day, invite-only platform for some of the top high school players in the country.
This year was no different. The camp hosted 29 NBA team representatives, McDonald’s All American committee members and national scouting services to evaluate talent. The camp was led and organized by Joe Wootten, chair of the McDonald’s All American game, and his wife, Terri Lynn Wootten, who is the game’s director. A mixture of terrific coaches from Nevada and the Washington D.C. area led their groups.
After a weekend of seeing all the players in action, here are the ones who stood out on the court. Production, basketball IQ, rebounding and defensive output were all taken into consideration, as were competitiveness, coachability and body language. Who could see an uptick in recruiting interest this year?
2025 ESPN 100 ranking: 10 | SF | Notre Dame commit
Coming off his commitment to Micah Shrewsberry and the Fighting Irish last week, the 6-foot-7 wing played loose and free. Everything from his determination to his shotmaking and playmaking was on point. Haralson’s 3-point shooting had some strong moments, and his versatility and ability to function alongside anyone showed up both in transition and in the half court. His defense impressed when he locked in.
2025 ESPN 100 ranking: 35 | PF | Uncommitted
Khamenia’s overall strength gains stood out. He has leaner muscle mass and moves better, and his basketball acumen and shooting touch opened the eyes of NBA scouts. He reads the floor and effectively makes quick and accurate decisions. Khamenia displays shooting, scoring, passing and footwork. During game action, he played with an open mind and didn’t make predetermined decisions — a sign of his basketball awareness and IQ. He is considering Arizona, UCLA, Duke and Gonzaga.
2025 ESPN 100 ranking: 24 | SG | Uncommitted
Mullins’ consistency both defensively and without the ball separate him from his peers. He…
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