AASP S24 Showcase: Full Recap

November 02, 2024

AASP S24 Showcase: Full Recap

Shiremanstown, PA -- All Around Sports Promotion LLC, founded by Awaan Sweet, hosted their, 'Select 24 Showcase' on Saturday, November 2.

The Select 24 featured players ranging from the Class of 2025 through 2029, as many local and future high school prospects got after it at West Shore Christian Academy throughout the afternoon.

Tyreese Smith of the RPN was in full-force from the control room to deliver comprehensive real-time X (formerly known as Twitter) coverage and expert player evaluations throughout the event.

Below is a list of standouts from the S24 Event, per Smith:

MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS

Dom Baker (Bishop McDevitt)

- "Baker is one of the up-and-coming prospects in the Harrisburg Area, but just know, that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Being the son of Coach Dave Baker (St. Bonaventure, Clarion, HACC, and Central Penn College), Baker's basketball IQ rose above the chart in the event. The 6'2" Shooting Guard was crucial on the glass, scoring from all phases on the court and wasn't afraid to make the extra pass. Even when shots didn't begin to fall until later in the day, Baker was still active as he hustled up-and-down the hardwood. Best of luck to Baker in the initial future as he plans to attend Bishop McDevitt High School in the future."

Brooks Campbell (Hershey)

- "Campbell, who's the younger brother of Hershey standout, James Campbell, showcased his potential for the future. The 6 foot Combo Guard did a great job with pushing the ball in transition, getting to his spots off the dribble to score, while providing hustle for his team throughout the day. Best of luck to Campbell in the initial future as he'll attend Hershey High School, guided by longtime coach Paul Blackburn, in the future."

Cameron Dickerson (Central Dauphin)

- "Dickerson, the younger son of The Road's Corey Dickerson, put his shooting touch on display throughout the event. The 5'10" Combo Guard showcased his range from deep, while having the ability to create his own shot off of the dribble and for his teammates. Best of luck to Dickerson in the initial future as he'll attend Central Dauphin High School in the future."

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS

Class of 2028:

Mackenna Bonner (Northern York)

- "As Northern has had turnover on their roster heading into the season, Bonner looks to be one of the next bright spots for Northern. The 5'9" Forward was crucial in a time of need by staying active in the paint doing a bit of everything throughout the event. Bonner will be joining the Polar Bears, who finished with a program high 26-4 record, and joining the likes of Taelyn Townsend, Liz Montgomery, Delaney Moyer and JMU Track & Field commit, Anna Lehman."

Mirielle Chambers (Cumberland Valley)

- "New to the Mid-Penn high school scene, there's no telling where Chambers will land on a numbers battle at Cumberland Valley. What the RPN does know is that Chambers held her own throughout the event. The CV Guard has done a solid job of scoring when needed and crucial in her screening to create for others."

Sadie McMeekin (Carlisle)

- "Kelsey Stasyszyn is continuing to change the direction at Carlisle as McMeekin is another up-and-coming prospect in the area. The 5'6" Guard showcased her shooting Ability, while stepping up in any role needed amongst her team. Best of luck to McMeekin in her first high school basketball season."

Class of 2027:

Emma Bush (Northeastern)

- "Bush has the opportunity to be a key piece for the Bobcats this upcoming season. The 6-footer was active across the paint through her rebounding and finishing when needed throughout the event. Best of luck to Bush heading into her high school season as Northeastern has moved back into Section 1 of the YAIAA."

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