NetScouts Basketball and Get Better Academy are launching our first Elite Skills and Exposure Camp. This camp will be open to up to 80 players, both boys and girls, aged 12-18. The event will feature skill development as well as the evaluation of all players and subsequent promotion of players who are capable of playing in the USA and would like to explore that opportunity.

We also will have a session that explains the process of achieving eligibility in the USA at NCAA and NAIA schools. NetScouts Basketball will assist you to be placed in the USA at either a college or a prep school. Unlike other companies that charge thousands of dollars for this service, NetScouts Basketball does this for free. There is no charge to you other than the camp fee. The NetScouts Basketball/GB Academy Elite Skills and Exposure Camp will take place at GB Academy’s facility in Prague from from August 7-10, 2013.

You can register and pay for the camp by completing our Camp Registration Form.  You will then be taken through the payment process. Cost is 160 euros for Czech players and 260 euros for those outside the Czech Republic. That price is valid through June. Starting July 1st, the price will increase to 200 euros (Czech) and 300 euros (non-Czech) so please register early. Price includes meals and lodging. Transportation to/from the airport will be available at our cost. Any questions can be directed to Carl Berman at carl@netscoutsbasketball.com.

The idea of this camp is to help improve everyone’s skill level and help interested players get placed in schools in the USA. We help you for no additional charge, unlike many other companies that may charge over $1000 for that service.  This is the first time we will be doing this type of camp in Central Europe.

NetScouts Basketball will be on-site to evaluate each athlete and record their in game stats and camp ranking.  All capable players from the event with an interest of attending school in the USA will be included in NetScouts Basketball’s International Recruiting Service to which many USA universities subscribe.

Players will run a number of drills each day between 9am – 5pm, which will include:

• Ball handling & 1-on-1 dribble moves
• Shootng form & footwork for mid-range game
• Finishing at the basket on attacking layups
• Big man scoring moves
• Using and reading screens to score
• Excelling in the Pick & Roll and other team offense situations
• Transition Game & Passing
• Individual & Team Defensive techniques

The camp will also give players the opportunity to have their games recorded during games. These tapes will be made available to each player and can then be used to help gain scholarships or contracts when approaching colleges or professional teams.

Space is limited to 80 participants. Contact us today!

Archie Goodwin

The Kentucky Wildcats season was a disappointing one to say the least. Coming off a stellar National Championship run their entire starting five made it into the NBA. Kentucky then had another great recruiting class with highly touted center Nerlens Noel and four star prospect Archie Goodwin. The 2012-13 season turned out badly as they finished with a 12-6 record in conference play and 21-12 overall. To make matters worse they lost Noel to a knee injury, did not qualify for the NCAA tournament and then lost to Robert Morris in the NIT.

Goodwin, a 6’4 190 lb. shooting guard is an interesting prospect to keep an eye on from both a positive and negative standpoint. The physical tools are there, having a 6’9.5″ wingspan which is outstanding for a guard his size. His athleticism is explosive as well as his quickness in transition. Offensively, he averaged 14.1 PPG which came off of transitional offense and easy dunks and lay-ups. Shooting the ball has been a real struggle for Goodwin for he shot a decent 44% from the field on the season but according to Synergy, he was only shooting 33% of all attempted jump shots and 27% from three-point. His decision making is poor and has questionable consistency.

On the defensive end is where Goodwin will have to find his niche, he will need bulk up and add some more strength and also learn to use his massive wingspan and quickness to his advantage as it should translate well going forward.

Goodwin is a one and done prospect declaring for the 2013 NBA Draft. He decided to leave Kentucky because he likely felt his playing time might be reduced by the incoming recruiting class which is being touted as the best all-time. Top recruits Aaron Harrison and James Young figured to eat into some of his time on the court.

Goodwin should be considered a risky draft prospect because even with the potential he has shown, too much inconsistency and poor shooting along with character and maturity issues will hinder him from developing into an efficient immediate contributor to an NBA team. He’s the youngest domestic player in the 1st round mix. Teams will be looking a him based on his potential down the road.

Draft projections for Goodwin is being a late first-rounder around the 16-20 picks to possibly dropping in to the second-round. Teams like the Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls could take a chance on Goodwin mainly for his defensive capabilities and can develop his offensive game down the road.

Thanks to NetScouts Basketball Scout Derek Brennan for this article.

Trey Burke

The Michigan Wolverines had a tremendous season, making it all the way to the National Championship game but ultimately falling to Louisville in a tight finish. Michigan was led by a handful of outstanding players including Tim Hardaway Jr., Mitch McGary, Glenn Robinson III, and consensus national player of the year Trey Burke. All of whom will eventually play in the NBA.

Burke, a 6’0, 185 pound point guard with tremendous skill and very high potential is one of those point guards every NBA team wished they had. His ball-handling mixed with his play-making abilities and the uncanny confidence when shooting the ball is what has made Burke the national player of the year. He averaged 18.6 PPG while shooting 46%, 38% from three-point and 6.6 APG with two turnovers per game. This kid does it all, arguably the best pick and roll point guard in college, he can beat defenders every way possible and his innate sense of maturity and leadership was shown by leading his team to the National Championship game. If Burke can fix the few turnover problems he does have, he has the potential to be a great point guard in the NBA.

On the defensive end is another story though, it has been like night and day for Burke between his offensive game and his defensive game. The good side of it is Burke’s wing span which at 6’5.5 helps him grab loose balls and intercept the passing lanes. The bad side is his ability to handle bigger and more physical guards and even quicker guards which gets him into foul trouble as seen in the championship game. If Burke puts in the work, he will get better defensively limiting any holes left in his game.

Burke declared for the 2013 NBA Draft after his sophomore season. He had intially declared for the 2012 NBA Draft in a weak point guard class but ultimately decided to stay in school for one more year. Burke is the best point guard available and is projected as a top 10 or higher picker. The team most in need for Burke are the New Orleans Pelicans. If selected they could pair him with another former national player of the year and starting PF Anthony Davis. Burke would fill a much needed void for the Pelicans as they are trying to re-brand and rebuild with young talented players like Burke and Davis. They need to make their fans forget their former selves as the New Orleans Hornets and the devastating loss of Chris Paul, who coincidentally Burke is most compared to.

Thanks to NetScouts Basketball Scout Derek Brennan for this article.

Champs!

“All-Four Nations” Tournament Final Standings

USA 7-2

AUSTRALIA 5-4

CHINA 5-4

BRAZIL 1-8

ALL-TOURNAMENT DONG XIANG EVENT

MVP: Kate Thompson, 6’4 G/F, USA – Her shooting opened things up for the USA offense, had 14 points against Australia and again vs. China in the finale.

Casey Samuels, 6’0 G, Australia – Outstanding shooter who led the Dong Xiang leg in scoring with 19 vs. USA and 27 on Brazil.

Hengyu Yang, 6’5 C, China – Big post carried the China offense in the paint and had 18 points and 9 rebounds vs. the USA in the final.

Jamie Russell, 5’8 G, USA – Consistent player averaged 12.3 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 steals in Dong Xiang.  Ignited USA transition offense with her quickness.

Kate Thompson

Vanessa “Sasa”, 6’1 F, Brazil – Athletic forward had 11 points in opening game vs. USA and closed with 17 against Aussies.

Ramona, 6’0 F/G, Brazil – Explosive scorer had 26 points in Brazil’s final game against the Aussies.

Sam Ostarello, 6’2 F, USA – Recovered from illness at second stop to play very well in Dong Xiang.  12 points & 8 boards vs. Brazil, 8 points including 6 late vs. China.

2013 ALL-FOUR NATIONS TOUR TEAM

Jamie Russell

MVP – JAMIE RUSSELL – 5’8 G, USA – Only player named to all three all-star teams for each stop on tour.  Averaged 10.2 points, 4 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 2.1 steals per game for the Champion Americans.

CARLEY MIJOVIC – 6’6 F/C, AUSTRALIA – Perhaps the most outstanding individual player in the event.  Had multiple double/doubles and scored over 20 points per game throughout the early stages of the tour.  On both All-Nan’an and All-Anyuan teams.

KATE THOMPSON – 6’4 G/F, USA – Her 3-point shooting was key to the USA offensive success in the last stop, particularly against tough defense of the Aussies and Chinese.  Was MVP of the Dong Xiang stop averaging 11.3 ppg.

LI WEI – 5’10 PG, CHINA – One of the more important players to their respective teams.  Scored in double figures throughout 2nd and 3rd stops and was named all-tournament in Anyuan.

RAMONA LYRA MACEDO – 6’0 F, BRAZIL – She and Mijovic were top two scores in the event, finished with her high game of 26 against Australia.  Was all-Nan’an and all-Dong Xiang.

Carley Mijovic

JACQUI KALIN – 5’8 PG, USA – Named  All-Tourney & MVP of first stop in Nan’an where she had 18 big points against the Aussies.  Averaged 10.1 points on tour and had 11 points and 5 rebounds against China in the Championship game.

CASEY SAMUELS – 6’0 SG, AUSTRALIA – Great shooter who played her best down the stretch, was all-Dong Xiang when she had 19 on USA & 27 on Brazil with 9 threes in two games.  She was on the All-Anyuan as well.

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The NetScouts Basketball USA All-Stars have won both the Dong Xiang leg and the overall “Four Nations” tournament championship with an overall record of 7-2.

The USA defeated China 66-61 in a great game in front of a sellout crowd of 6,500 partisan Chinese fans in Dong Xiang Arena.  The Americans led early and held the lead by one at halftime. The Chinese banked in a deep three-pointer at the buzzer to cut the margin to one, one of three banked in shots from distance on the night for the home team.

China, who was led in scoring by 6’5 post player Hengyu Yang with 18 points and point guard Li Wei with 12, had a good second quarter and closed the margin to just one at the half using their low post size advantage when Yang was able to score 14 of her points.

The American team won the third quarter and held the lead in the fourth to secure the victory with stingy defense and great team rebounding. The USA rebounded well despite playing this night without post player Stephanie Sension who suffered a mild concussion in Sunday’s win over Australia.

Kate Thompson

The visitors, who shot 40% on the night, got a good lift from Kate Thompson who hit 4-of-5 three-pointers and scored 14 points for the Americans who had good balance again offensively. Jacqui Kalin scored 11 and Jamie Russell added10 for the Americans. The USA’s guards played good defense, initiated by Meagan Fulps, and really contributed to the rebounding effort against the bigger Chinese team.  Kalin and Russell both ended with five boards.

Jacqui Kalin

The Americans also had stellar inside effort from Morgan Johnson, Sam Heck and Sam Ostarello who scored consecutive layups on assists by Adrian Ritchie late in the game to help seal the win. Lauren Oosdyke moved from the perimeter to play post against China with the loss of Sension and played a great game despite giving up as many as six inches at times.

The Americans take the overall title with a 7-2 record while Australia and China tie for second at 5-4, Brazil finishes fourth at 1-8.

Statistics

USA (66)

Meghan Fulps  (#4)  5’7  PG (Santa Clara)  6 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist

Adrian Ritchie  (#5) 5’11  G (Green Bay)  5 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists

Jamie Russell   (#6) 5’8  G (Illinois State)  10 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals

Jamie Russell

Jacqui Kalin   (#7) 5’8  PG (Northern Iowa) 11 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists

Kate Thompson  (#9) 6’4  F (Michigan)  14 points, 1 rebound

Sam Ostarello  (#11) 6’2  F (Purdue)  8 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal

Lauren Oosdyke  (#12) 5’11  F (Northern Colorado)  3 points, 3 rebounds

Samantha Heck   (#14) 6’2  F/C  (Evansville)  7 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal

Stephanie Sension  (#15) 6’3  F/C (Green Bay)  DNP-Injured

Morgan Johnson   (#16) 6’5  C (Iowa)   2 points, 4 rebounds, 2 blocks, 1 steal

Earlier, Australia defeated Brazil by a score of 87-70 in a fast paced and high scoring game to close out the tournament for both squads. Australia finished at 5-4.  The Gems were led by Casey Samuels who followed her outstanding performance versus the Americans with an even better game against Brazil, she scored 27 points connecting on 5-of-7 three’s in the process.

The crowd of 5,000 saw a high scoring affair as the Brazilians’ Romona kept them in the game scoring 26 of her own.  Vanessa chipped in 17 for the blue and white who were again playing short handed due to ankle injuries to their post players.

Stephanie Talbot had 13 points and 5 rebounds for the Aussies and point guard Vanessa Panousis had 12.

Samantha Heck

Australia (87)

4 Vanessa Panousis – 12 points, 1 rebound, 3 assists

5 Tiana Mangakahia – 2 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists

6 Alex Wilson- 4 points, 1 rebound

7 Louise Brown – 4 points, 4 rebounds

8 Stephanie Talbot – 13 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals

9 Jessica Good – No stats

10 Darcee Garbin – 0 points, 1 rebound

11 Carley Mijovic – 9 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block

12 Tahlia Tupaea – 7 points, 1 rebound

13 Lauren Schert – 2 points, 3 rebounds

14 Casey Samuels – 27 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 3 steals

15 Alicia Froling – 7 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal

Adrian Ritchie

Brazil (70)

4 Izabella Sangalli – 2 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal

5 Alana DaSilva – 0 points, 1 rebound

6 Carla Patricia –  8 points, 1 rebound

7 Vanessa Goncalves – 17 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal

8 Carolina Ribeiro – No Stats

9 Monique Perei – 5 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 steals

10 Bruna Nathiely – No Stats

11 Maria De Oliveira  – DNP (Injured)

12 Maria Claudia – 10 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal

13 Isabela Ramona – 26 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 3 steals

14 Lorraine Silva – 2 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal

15 Leticia Viviane – DNP (Injured)

We will post the All-Tournament teams in a day or so along with additional pictures. The team is on their way home!

Morgan Johnson

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This is our “Big Board” of NBA Draft Prospects ranked 1-60, the number of draft picks.  30 NBA teams each selecting twice, give or take a few due to trades.  Feel free to comment below and we’ll be updating every week or two through the NBA Draft.

Anthony Bennett

16 players on our original board elected to return to college. This update reflects that movement as well as analysis from the Portsmouth Invitational and the Nike Hoop Summit.

On The Bubble:

Matthew Dellavedova, 6’4 190 PG St. Mary’s (via Australia) – started in Olympics, shoots 3, great passer, high IQ

Elias Harris, 6’8 240 PF Gonzaga (via Germany) – wasn’t he supposed to be a lottery pick a few years ago?

Jared Berggren, 6’10 245 PF/C Wisconsin – Sneaky athletic. Fundamentally sound “Bo Ryan” big guy who can shoot face-up.

Out:

Phil Pressey, 5’11 165 PG (21) Missouri – Tiny PG who would be a career backup IF he made it, can duplicate this in Free-Agency

Our draft board is featured on Hit the Boards.com and NBA Mock Draft Database and will soon be on The Hoop Doctors.com and DC Pro Sports Report as well as other aggregate draft board sites.

Joventut pulled away at the start and enjoyed a 46-29 halftime lead. They extended the lead to a surprising 70-37 after three quarters and coasted to the victory. Joventut won all its NIJT games by double-figures and after winning the L’Hospitalet qualifying tournament earlier this season proved themselves to be the elite youth team on the continent. 6’6  Alberto Abalde led the winners with 18 points, hitting 8-for-14 from the field and pulled down nine rebounds. Augusti Sans had a great game at the point, scoring 14 points on a perfect 5-of-5 from the field including two three-pointers, grabbed five rebounds and had six assists against no turnovers.  Jose Nogues added 13 points and seven boards. Marc Garcia continued his fine play for Barcelona with 18 points, hitting 4-of-7 three pointers. Adria Cantenys added 14  points and 7 rebounds.

NetScouts Basketball NIJT London All-Tournament Teams

First Team

Most Outstanding Player: Alberto Abalde (Joventut) 17.8 ppg,, 9-18 3′s, 5.8 rog, 2.3 apg

Augusti Sans (Joventut) 10.3 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 5.5 apg

Marc Garcia (Regal Barcelona) 17.5 ppg, 54.5% 3-pointers (12-of-22), 3.8 rpg

Doko Salic (OKK Spars Sarajevo) 19.3 ppg, 13.7 rpg

Dusan Ristic (Crvena Zvezda) 15 ppg, 8.9 rpg

Alberto Abalde

Second Team

Aleksej Nikolic (OKK Spars Sarajevo)  15.3 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 4.7 apg

Luke Nelson (England) 15.7 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 5.7 apg

Adria Cantenys (Regal Barcelona) 11 ppg, 7 rpg

Milovan Draskovic (Regal Barcelona) 10 ppg, 9.5 rpg

Jose Nogues (Joventut) 15 ppg, 4.8 rpg

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Day 1 Recap

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Day 3 Recap

Thanks to our scouts Alex Spirin and Ariel Parrucci for this report. Thanks to our media collaborators, the Euroleague for the photos. For a full set of photos please go to the Euroleague’s Gallery.

Australia beat China last night 58-51.  The Aussies  jumped out to a 21-9 1st quarter lead and then held on for a 27-26 halftime lead after China stormed back into the game.  The second half was another grind it out type of half with the Aussies taking the lead and securing it late for the  seven point win.  The arena in Dong Xiang was a complete sellout at 6,500.  The win moved the Aussies to 4-3 and into a 2nd place tie with China at 4-3.  The USA led at 5-2 and Brazil was 1-6.

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We just learned today that our game against the Brazilians yesterday was the first ever International basketball competition played in Dong Xiang and also the first in the new arena here in town.  That is a nice memory for both the Americans and Brazilians to take home with them.

The NetScouts Basketball USA All-Stars came out of the gates charging and played their best game of the tournament with an 85-63 win over the Australian team in front of 5,000 fans this afternoon in Dong Xiang.  Jamie Russell continued her stellar play with 15 points while Kate Thompson had 14 and Adrian Ritchie 13 for the USA.

Jaime Russell

The Americans have had some offensive struggles throughout their tour of China but this afternoon they broke out by matching their highest point total (85 vs. Brazil) and having their best shooting game of the event.  They were able to shoot 24-of-44 (54%) on two-pointers and 10-of-17 (58%) from behind the three point arc, Thompson was 4-of-9 and Ritchie 3-of-4.  It was a welcome change from our shooting struggles of the past several games.

Offensively it was a nice mixture of attacking dribble drives, the post up game, and timely perimeter shooting while on defense the American squad kept the Aussies off balance by changing defenses and held the green & gold to just 39% shooting on the game and out rebounded the Aussies 37 to 23.  The Aussies, however, were scoring plenty from the foul line making 19-of-23 from the charity stripe.  They were led in scoring by Casey Samuels (6’0 SG) who had a great game scoring 19 points and making 3-of-3 from behind the arc.

Kate Thompson

Statistics

USA (85)

Meghan Fulps  (#4)  5’7  PG (Santa Clara)  9 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists

Adrian Ritchie  (#5) 5’11  G (Green Bay)  13 points, 1 rebound, 1 steal

Jamie Russell   (#6) 5’8  G (Illinois State)  15 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists

Jacqui Kalin   (#7) 5’8  PG (Northern Iowa)  9 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists

Kate Thompson  (#9) 6’4  F (Michigan)  14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 blocks

Sam Ostarello  (#11) 6’2  F (Purdue)  2 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal

Lauren Oosdyke  (#12) 5’11  F (Northern Colorado)  3 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists

Samantha Heck   (#14) 6’2  F/C  (Evansville)  5 points, 7 rebounds

Stephanie Sension  (#15) 6’3  F/C (Green Bay)  9 points, 6 rebounds, 1 block

Morgan Johnson   (#16) 6’5  C (Iowa)   6 points, 6 rebounds, 2 blocks

Adrian Ritchie

Australia (63)

4 Vanessa Panousis – 5 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist

5 Tiana Mangakahia – 3 points, 1 assist

6 Alex Wilson- 6 points, 1 steal

7 Louise Brown – 1 point, 1 rebound

8 Stephanie Talbot – 1 point, 2 rebound

9 Jessica Good – No stats

10 Darcee Garbin – 7 points, 3 rebounds

11 Carley Mijovic – 12 points, 4 rebounds

12 Tahlia Tupaea – 2 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist

13 Lauren Schert – 4 points, 2 rebounds

14 Casey Samuels – 19 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal

15 Alicia Froling – 3 points, 2 rebounds

Brazil and China play tonight at 8pm. We’ll get more photos uploaded later today. Happy Mother’s Day!

Joventut had little trouble with China (1-2). They forced the Chinese into 25 turnovers which resulted in Joventut taking 22 more shots in the game. Joventut maintained a double-digit lead for much of the contest. 6’8 Jose Nogues led the winners with 21 points, shooting 8-of-13 on two-pointers. 6’4 Agusti Sans finished with 19 points, seven rebounds and eight assists while 6’5 Alberto Abalde scored 16 and hit three three-pointers. 6’5 Jinglong Li was the only player in double-figures for Team China with 14 points. Joventut came back from a two-point deficit at the end of the first quarter to score 25 second quarter points to take a ten-point halftime lead.

Marc Garcia

Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade (2-1) took care of Lietuvos Rytas Vilnius (0-3) 73-54. Rytas was the big disappointment of this event. 6’4  Brano Djukanovic led Zvezda with 19 points, hitting 5-of-7 three-pointers. 6’10 Dusan Ristic had a solid game with 15 points, nine rebounds and three blocks. Rytas played their entire roster and had no one scored in double-figures. 6’5 Marko Guduric helped the winners with 14 points and seven rebounds. This game wasn’t close as Zvezda pulled out to a 16-point halftime lead and forced 26 Rytas turnovers in the contest.

FC Barcelona Regal’s 74-55 win over INSEP Paris (1-2) was not close either. They pulled out to an eight-point first quarter lead, led by ten at the half and pulled away from there. 6’6 Marc Garcia led Barcelona with 21 points, hitting three three’s. 6’11Milovan Draskovic added 19 points and 13 rebounds and 6’6 Adria Cantenys contributed 16 points and five rebounds for the winners. Damien Inglis was solid for INSEP with 15 points and nine rebounds. 6’8 Ywen Smock (1996) scored 14 points for INSEP.

Here’s Barcelona’s Head Coach Marc Calderon after yesterday’s win:

Team England (1-2) scored their first tournament win with a 78-61 win over OKK Spars Sarajevo (1-2). 6’3 Cal-Irvine recruit Luke Nelson had his best game of the event with  20 points, five rebounds and four assists although he still only shot 7-of-18. 6’2 Jules Dang Akodo (1996) added 17 points while 6’8 Kavell Bigby scored 14 points on perfect 5-of-5 shooting. Spars was led by 25 points from 6’0 Aleksej Nikolic (1995) and 20 points from their center, 6’10 Doko Salic.

Thanks to our scouts Alex Spirin and Ariel Parrucci for this report. Thanks to our media collaborators, the Euroleague for the photos. For a full set of photos please go to the Euroleague’s Gallery.

Final Standings