The July recruiting period begins this week and several high profile camps are taking place, including the LeBron James Skills Academy in Akron, Ohio; the Reebok All-American Camp in Philly; and the Hoop Group Elite Camp in in Reading, Pa.
The Nike folks don’t release the LeBron roster until Monday, but here are some of the players who will be at the other events.
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2010 Class
Patric Young- Jacksonville, FL- PF,
Joe Jackson,- Memphis TN – PG
Lenzelle Smith- Zion, IL- PG
Tony Chennault,- Philadelphia, PA- PG
Marquez Luke Cathron,- Hunstivile, AL PF
Devonta Abron, – Dallas, TX – SF
Ashton Pankey- Brooklyn, NY- SF
Devon Collier- Bronx, NY- PF
Fuquan Edwin – Paterson, NJ – SF
2011 Class:
LaQuinton Ross, – Jackson, MS- SG
LeBryan Nash, – Dallas, TX -SF
Rodney Hood- Meridian, MS- SG
Myles Mack- Paterson, NJ- PG
Derrick Randall – Paterson NJ – PF
Sterling Gibbs- NY- PG
2012 Class:
Kyle Anderson – Paterson, NJ- PG
Hoop Group Elite Camp
2010 Class
Franz Massenat- Trenton Catholic
Jayon James – Paterson Catholic
Melsahn Basabe- St. Mark’s
Marcus Romain- Thomas Jefferson
Devante Cutler- Boys & Girls
Antonio Barton- Notre Dame Prep
Josh Daniel – St. Patrick
Chase Plummer- St. Patrick
2011 Class:
Aaron Brown- Penn Wood
Derrick Gordon- St. Patrick
Devante Cutler- Boys & Girls
Khalid Lewis El – Trenton Catholic
PILGRIM TO OKLAHOMA STATE
Matt Pilgrim, the 6-foot-8, 225-pound forward, who left Kentucky after John Calipari became head coach, is transferring to Oklahoma State.
He chose the Cowboys over Maryland, Cincinnati and Memphis.
“I just feel like I jelled with the team and [Travis Ford] seems like a real focused coach,” Pilgrim told the Stillwater News Press. “I really like the style of basketball he plays and I’m just the kind of player he wants. I’m a guy that’s going to give 100 percent and play hard no matter what position I play.”
RENCHER TO TEXAS STATE
Texas State head basketball coach Doug Davalos has named former Texas standout guard Terrence Rencher an assistant coach for the 2009-10 season.
“Terrence is a great addition to our new staff,” Davalos said. “He is a very driven person who has come highly recommended by people I know and respect in this business.”
Rencher comes to Texas State after serving as a graduate assistant coach at Saint Louis under Rick Majerus in 2008-09. He also was the head coach and basketball program director for the boy’s varsity team at Regents School of Austin in 2007-08. In addition to his coaching duties, Rencher served as an academic mentor for the University of Texas men’s basketball team from 2006-08.
GRADY TO MOREHEAD STATE
