Roosevelt well-repped at Pangos Camp

June 2, 2024 By Frank Burlison Leave a Comment

LAS VEGAS – Sixteen Southern California-based boys’ basketball players are among the near-100 players listed on the roster for the 2024 Pangos All-American Camp, set to tip off later Sunday evening at Bishop Gorman High.

Among those players are a trio from Roosevelt in Eastvale in SoCal Junior of the Year Brayden Burries and classmates Issac Williamson and Myles Walker.

The Mustangs were 31-4 last season, with losses to eventual State Open champion Harvard-Westlake in the CIF Southern Section and State Southern Region Open title games.

Among the other Southland players from the Class of 2025 on the roster include all-CIF SS selections Gavin Hightower (Windward), Hudson Mayes (Redondo), Jovani Ruff (Long Beach Poly), Mazi Mosley (St. Francis) and Aaron Glass (Rancho Cucamonga).

Other California standouts scheduled to be in attendance include the Santa Maria St. Joseph duo of Toundre Yessoufou and Julius Price.

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