Future150 National All-American Camp (October 8th-9th, 2016): Don't let Paley's short stature (5'8") fool you. He is a killer on offense, and is fully capable of knocking down shots out to 35-40 feet. His electric handles allows him to create plays for himself and his teammates. One of the most exciting players to watch this past weekend, he never lacks confidence. At this point Paley could be a superstar at an NAIA/D3 school out in Texas. -Zac Lyon
Future150 Camp Dallas- (Sept 10-11, 2016) Paley might be small in stature but he plays with a ton of heart. This high volume scorer can really fill it up from long range and at one point during the camp he made 7 straight three's in a game. As his off the dribble game and ball handling continues to improve, look for his game to take the next step. The one thing all defenses must do is find him immediately in the half court, if not he will make you pay with the long ball.
Future150 Houston Camp (August 20th-21st, 2016): While he's only 5'9", he makes up for it with his perimeter scoring ability. Not only is he a high-volume shooter and scorer, but showed that he has extremely deep range on his jump shot, which makes the defense guard him out to about 25 feet. He also showed that he can play without the ball in his hands.
10/11/2016 by Eric Hampford – The 2016 Future150 All-American Camp brought in talent from over 10 states, and there was no shortage of prospects who dazzled this past weekend.
9/15/2016 by Jason Pratt – The Future150 Camp Series was back in Dallas, TX for a sixth straight year looking for unknown talent. Players from 6 different states were on hand to compete.
8/24/2016 by Eric Hampford – The Future150 camp series continued this past weekend in Houston, Texas. In our ninth year, we found several sleeper prospects ready to burst onto the scene.