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Elite high school basketball players participating in USA Basketball's Junior National Team Minicamp

Lawrence Andrew Fernandezby: Lawrence Fernandez03/25/25lawandfern
Tyran Stokes - High School Basketball
Notre Dame High School (CA) forward Tyran Stokes (4) against Sandra Day O'Connor (AZ) during the Hoophall West High School Invitational at Highland High School. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

USA Basketball revealed the 65 high school basketball players participating in the 2025 Men’s Junior National Team Minicamp in Texas. These elite prospects will attend the three-day minicamp from April 4 to 6 in San Antonio. Likewise, some will play in intrasquad scrimmages at the Alamodome, and they will also attend NCAA Final Four games.

Leading the way for the Class of 2026 is Tyran Stokes, the number one prospect on the On3 Industry Rankings. Joining the standout from California are No. 2 Brandon McCoy Jr., No.3 Christian Collins, and No. 4 Caleb Holt. McCoy and Collins will represent separate campuses of St. John Bosco, while Holt hails from Georgia’s Grayson High School.

Joining them in the minicamp are fellow high school basketball phenoms Davion Adkins, JJ Andrews, Cameron Holmes, and Taylen Kinney. Jason Crowe Jr., Jalen Montonati, Adam Oumiddoch, Anthony Thompson, Kevin Thomas, and Will Stevens are also part of the pool.

Deron Rippey Jr., Jordan Smith Jr., Cameron Williams, and Elijah Williams complete the Class of 2025 invitees. Holt, McCoy, Stokes, and Smith Jr. helped Team USA win the 2024 FIBA Men’s Under 17 World Cup. Montonati joined Stokes, McCoy, and Holt to win the 2023 FIBA U16 Men’s AmeriCup.

Meanwhile, Class of 2027 top ranked high school basketball prospect CJ Rosser from Northern Nash High School is on the list. No. 2 Babatunde Oladotun, No. 5 Lincoln Cosby, No. 7 Jaylan Mitchell, and No. 10 Jordan Page made the cut.

Other invites from this class are Nasir Anderson, Beckham Black, Bruce Branch III, Devin Cleveland, Derek Daniels, and Cayden Daughtry. Jarvis Hayes Jr. Jeremy Jenkins Jr., Henry Robinson Jr., Tyrone Jamison, Malachi Jordan, and Joshua Leonard will also participate.

Chase Lumpkin, Taj Saragba, Griffin Starks, Tyler Sutton, Davion Thompson, Eden Vinyard, and Darius Wabbington complete the Class of 2027 invites. Finally, Erick Dampier Jr., Ian Archbold, and Josh Augmon, are some of the players representing the Class of 2028. Here’s the complete list of attendees for the Men’s Junior National Team Minicamp.

The USA Basketball Men’s Developmental National Team Committee selected the invited players and coach, including Under 16 National Team head coach Scott Fitch. In addition to basketball drills and scrimmages, minicamp participants will also undergo educational programs.