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Game 1
The opening matchup ignited the arena with a display of skill and athleticism as the first set of prospects took to the court. USC’s Boogie Ellis illuminated the court during the game. The former Trojan asserted himself as a multifaceted force early and often.
Ellis, a dynamic guard, left an indelible mark by tallying a game-high 23 points, along with 4 rebounds and 4 assists. His performance epitomized relentless drives, polished shooting, and astute playmaking. Ellis’ ability to dictate the flow of the game and deliver pivotal plays solidified his status as the standout performer on Day 1 of the Elite Camp.
Sharing the limelight was San Diego State’s Jaedon LeDee, whose commanding presence in the paint garnered recognition. LeDee showcased his athleticism and power with emphatic dunks and authoritative post moves.
As the final buzzer sounded, the box score reflected a game defined by stellar individual performances and competitive play, setting the stage for the day’s subsequent matchup.
Game 2
The second game of the day continued the trend of high-octane action and standout displays of talent. The spotlight shifted to Alabama’s Aaron Estrada. Estrada earned an invite to the G League Elite Camp following his impressive play at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.
Estrada’s defensive tenacity and offensive firepower were on full display as he registered 16 points and 4 assists. His knack for generating scoring opportunities and disrupting opponents defensively underscored his potential impact at the professional level.
Also making waves in the latter game were Arizona’s Caleb Love and New Mexico’s Jaelen House. Love’s explosive athleticism ignited the crowd. While House showcased his two-way prowess with stellar defense and timely scoring.
0:00 - Team 1 vs. Team 2 (Scrimmage 1)
5:46 - Team 3 vs Team 4 (Scrimmage 2)