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THOROFARE, NJ – The Pangos All-East Frosh-Soph Camp was wrapped up Sunday afternoon at the RiverWinds Center with its Top 30 All-Star Game culled from the 200 or so players who competed in the two day event.

And, although several players were outstanding in the final contest, it was just as noteworthy for the guys that didn’t play in it as it was for those that did perform in the game that was won by the squad wearing white jerseys, 125-116.

For example:

*Three freshmen from the Team Rio travel program, Scotty Lewis, Cole Anthony and Bryan Antoine, were locks to play in the Top 30 Game after superb efforts on Saturday.

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WEST DEPTFORD, NJ – Saturday was the opening day of the annual Pangos All-East Frosh/Soph Camp at the RiverWinds Center.

And the emphasis in excellence rested firmly on the “Frosh” side of the event.

Among the first-class passengers on the boatload of quality prospects from the Class of 2019 in attendance were three players from the Team Rio program that is sponsored in part by the Mario Chalmers Foundation.

And it took just one sequence in his first camp game to demonstrate why the 6-foot-4 Scotty Lewis (Tinton Falls, NJ, Ranney) could prove to be one of the top half-dozen or so – at the very least – prospects in his national class.

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LA GRANGE, IL – Unlike the previous week during the All-South Camp in Texas – hello Chris Bassey – there was no dominating player in the range of 6-foot-10 during the Pangos All-Midwest Frosh/Soph Camp that wrapped up Sunday afternoon in the Park District Gymnasium.

Mind you, though: There was no shortage of high-caliber prospects on hand at a whole lot of other sizes.

Not surprisingly, Chicago high schools were once again well-represented at the Dinos Trigonis-fronted event that drew the likes of talent evaluators Clark Francis (HoopScoopOnLine), Ronnie Flores (Cal-Hi Sports and BallIsLife), John Stovall (ESPN.com)

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LA GRANGE, IL – A year ago, then-freshman De’Sean Allen-Eikens (Williston, ND) had a terrific first day at the Pangos All-Midwest Frosh/Soph Camp.

But an injury kept him out of the Top 30 All-Star Game that was played on the concluding Sunday afternoon.

Flash forward 12 months and, after another couple of scintillating performances on Saturday in the Park District Center in this Chicago suburb, the affable Allen-Eikens promised to make an appearance in Sunday’s top all-star game – if selected to play, of course.

“Don’t worry,” the now 6-foot-6, 200-pound sophomore said, smiling after helping his “St.

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LOS ANGELES – Three CIF Southern Section champions and the L.A. City champion – the host program – highlight the 16-team field for the Fairfax High Fall Basketball Classic Saturday.

Among the spotlight contests are Mater Dei vs. Loyola (11 a.m.); the host Lions vs. Crespi (2 p.m.);  Redondo vs. Chino Hills (6:30) and, to cap the day’s activities, Santa Monica vs. Sierra Canyon at 8.

Chino Hills and Sierra Canyon will likely be the consensus choice as the two strongest Southern Section teams going into the regular season.

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