WCE Exposure Camp Recap: News And Notes Part 1
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West Coast Elite brought its brand into town last weekend for the New Mexico Exposure Camp. The event, which took place Sunday, September 26th at Volcano Vista High School featured both female and male participants. Several players used this event…
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Continue ReadingWest Coast Elite brought its brand into town last weekend for the New Mexico Exposure Camp. The event, which took place Sunday, September 26th at Volcano Vista High School featured both female and male participants. Several players used this event to make a name for themselves and maximize their opportunity for exposure. In this article, we break down some of the notable performances from the event.
Jose Murrillo 6’9 C Highland 2022 – Size and athleticism checked out. Scouts in attendance raved at Murrillo’s ability to complete plays through contact.
Antwonne Holmes 6’3 SG Chapin (TX) 2022 – Holmes continued his strong play at WCE events with a solid performance this weekend. Holmes, one of the top defenders at the camp, played well enough to pick up an offer from Northern New Mexico.
Michael Knaub 6’6 SF Eldorado 2024 – The sophomore wing is a prospect to keep an eye on for the future. Knaub impressed with his length, size, and wing skills.
Tainui Taiaroa Tainui Taiaroa 6'6" | SF ABC Prep | 2023 State NM 6’6 SG ABC Prep 2022 – Taiaroa walked away as one of the top sleepers at the camp. Scouts were impressed by his ball skill and his playmaking ability. He joins a talented ABC prep squad, that is prepared to make noise in its first season on the Grind Session.
Fernando Hernandez 6’5 SF Highland 2023 – Hernandez is coming off a solid sophomore campaign for the Hornets. He took his game to another level this weekend. He showed some old-fashioned, blue-collar toughness as well as the ability to stuff the stat sheet.
Exodus Ayers Exodus Ayers 6'2" | CG La Cueva | 2023 NLG 6’3 CG La Cueva 2023 (featured image) – Ayers parlayed his strong summer into a breakout performance at WCE. He’s one of the top combos in the state, and he didn’t disappoint this weekend. Scouts liked his shiftiness as well as his ability to breakdown defenders off the bounce.