High Point welcomed one of the most talented recruiting camps in recent program history this weekend as prospects from the 2027, 2028, and 2029 classes converged on campus. National recruiting analysts, regional media, and the prospects themselves all documented a weekend loaded with high-major talent, giving Panther fans an early glimpse at the caliber of recruits Flynn Clayman’s staff is attracting.
Loaded with Talent
The camp featured at least 27 publicly identified prospects spanning the 2027, 2028, and 2029 recruiting classes, including one five-star prospect, eight four-star prospects, and numerous players already holding Power Four scholarship offers.
2027 Visitors
| Player | Pos. | Size | Rating | Notable Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| David Baliraine | Center | 6’8″ | ⭐⭐⭐ | Oklahoma State, Houston, TCU, and others |
| Christian Cast | Guard | 6’4″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Mississippi State, Penn State, San Diego State |
| Marc Etienne | Center | 7’0″ | — | Western Carolina |
| Munir Greig | Wing | 6’6″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Syracuse, SMU, and others |
| Fallilou Mbengue | Center | 6’9″ | ⭐⭐⭐ | UCF, North Alabama, UMass Lowell, Jacksonville |
| Zaahir Muhammad-Gray | Forward | 6’7″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Georgia Tech, Syracuse, Penn State, Charlotte |
| Zi’on Thomas | Wing | 6’6″ | — | — |
| Dylan Twitty | Center | 6’9″ | ⭐⭐⭐ | Livingston College, Western Carolina |
| Thomas Vickery | Wing | 6’5″ | ⭐⭐⭐ | Tennessee, Clemson, NC State, California |
| Bryce West | Guard | 6’3″ | — | FTCC |
| AJ Williams | Wing | 6’7″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Duke, Alabama, Arkansas, BYU, and numerous others |
2028 Visitors
| Player | Pos. | Size | Rating | Notable Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modou Abdalrahman | Wing | 6’7″ | — | UAB, UT Arlington, Wagner |
| Justin Akengbowa | Forward | 6’7″ | — | Oral Roberts |
| Kaleb Allen | Wing | 6’6″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Top 50) | South Carolina, Virginia Tech, College of Charleston, Furman |
| Kelvin “Pops” Anderson | Combo Guard | 6’2″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, ECU, UAB |
| Terry Brooks | Point Guard | 5’11” | — | — |
| Noah D’Arce | Guard | 6’4″ | — | — |
| Biar Deng | Center | 6’10” | — | — |
| Braydon Langston | Wing | 6’6″ | ⭐⭐⭐ | Tennessee, Tulane, Cincinnati |
| Dillon Robinson | Wing | 6’6″ | — | — |
| Laron Mack Jr. | Forward | 6’7″ | ⭐⭐⭐ | Florida State, Washington, Albany, Jacksonville |
| William Mabor | Center | 7’0″ | — | Vanderbilt, San Diego State |
| Johnas Maurice | Point Guard | 6’2″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Louisiana Monroe, Ohio, FGCU, North Florida |
| Chacho Womack | Shooting Guard | 6’4″ | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | LSU, San Francisco, Florida State, Texas A&M |
| Isaiah Whitsett | Shooting Guard | 6’4″ | — | — |
2029 Visitors
| Player | Pos. | Size | Rating | Notable Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Braeden Greenup | Guard | 6’4″ | — | Liberty |
| CJ Jackson | Guard | 5’7″ | — | — |
| Kiir Nang | Forward | 6’7″ | — | — |
Standouts
National recruiting analyst Miles Masercola highlighted several prospects who stood out during the event.
2027
- Munir Greig
- Thomas Vickery
- Zaahir Muhammad-Gray
2028
- Kaleb Allen
- Kelvin “Pops” Anderson
- Dillon Robinson
- Biar Deng
- Isaiah Whitsett
2029
- Braeden Greenup
Those in attendance also consistently praised Braydon Langston, Johnas Maurice, and Zaahir Muhammad-Gray, with Muhammad-Gray earning recognition from both recruiting media and camp observers.
Confirmed High Point Offers
Several attendees already held scholarship offers from High Point entering the weekend, while two prospects publicly announced receiving offers following the camp.
Previously Offered
- Kelvin “Pops” Anderson (2028)
- Johnas Maurice (2028)
- Chacho Womack (2028)
New Offers Following Camp
- Christian Cast (2027)
- Kaleb Allen (2028)
The Panthers already had strong relationships with several of the camp’s top 2028 prospects, as Kelvin “Pops” Anderson, Johnas Maurice, and Chacho Womack entered the weekend holding High Point offers. Following camp, Christian Cast and Kaleb Allen publicly announced new scholarship offers from Flynn Clayman and his staff. Allen’s weekend was particularly noteworthy, as he not only earned an offer but was later recognized by recruiting analyst Miles Masercola as one of the event’s top performers.
The Takeaway
High Point’s Elite Camp once again demonstrated the continued rise of the Panthers’ recruiting profile. The event brought together multiple nationally ranked prospects, several four- and five-star recruits, and players holding offers from programs across the ACC, SEC, Big 12, Big East, and beyond.
Any time High Point can get elite players and their families on its beautiful campus, it’s a significant opportunity. Today’s recruiting landscape extends well beyond just high school commitments, with the transfer portal making long-term relationship building more important than ever.
The camp also provided tremendous value for the prospects themselves, allowing them to compete against many of the nation’s top players while showcasing their abilities in front of the High Point staff and recruiting media.
With 28 publicly identified attendees, multiple nationally recognized standouts, and five known High Point offer holders—including two players who earned offers following the event—the weekend served as another reminder that High Point is recruiting at a level few mid-major programs can consistently match.