The NBA G League has announced in a press release that 40 draft-eligible prospects are set to participate in the NBAGL Elite Camp next week in Chicago from June 19-21.
The G League Elite Camp is back this year after being canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event, which takes place right before the draft combine, will give a few dozen draft-eligible players an opportunity to impress scouts, coaches, and executives through strength and agility drills and 5-on-5 games.
As today’s announcement confirms, a select number of draft-eligible prospects participating in the G League Elite Camp will also be invited to attend the combine itself, which is scheduled for June 21-27 in Chicago.
The list of draft-eligible players who took part in the most recent G League Elite Camp in 2019 included a handful of prospects who were eventually drafted, such as Terance Mann, Cody Martin, Justin Wright-Foreman, Reggie Perry, and Dewan Hernandez.
Many of the draft-eligible participants in the 2019 Elite Camp also made it to the NBA after going undrafted, including Oshae Brissett, Chris Clemons, Tyler Cook, Tacko Fall, DaQuan Jeffries, Caleb Martin, Justin Robinson, and Max Strus.
Two years ago, this event also featured 40 G League veterans, for a total of 80 players. Based on today’s press release, it sounds like this year’s Elite Camp may be pared down to only include draft-eligible prospects, though it’s possible the NBAGL will announce more names within the next few days.
Here are the 40 draft-eligible prospects participating in the 2021 G League Elite Camp:
- Derrick Alston Jr. (Boise State)
- Keve Aluma (Virginia Tech)
- Jose Alvarado (Georgia Tech)
- Juhann Begarin (France)
- Chaundee Brown (Michigan)
- Jordan Burns (Colgate)
- Marcus Carr (Minnesota)
- D.J. Carton (Marquette)
- Moussa Cisse (Memphis)
- Kofi Cockburn (Illinois)
- Oscar Da Silva (Stanford)
- Darius Days (LSU)
- Hunter Dickinson (Michigan)
- Dawson Garcia (Marquette)
- Marcus Garrett (Kansas)
- Haowen Guo (China)
- Jay Huff (Virginia)
- DeJon Jarreau (Houston)
- Carlik Jones (Louisville)
- DeVante’ Jones (Coastal Carolina)
- Balsa Koprivica (Florida State)
- A.J. Lawson (South Carolina)
- E.J. Liddell (Ohio State)
- Mac McClung (Texas Tech)
- JaQuori McLaughlin (UCSB)
- Matt Mitchell (San Diego State)
- RJ Nembhard (TCU)
- Eugene Omoruyi (Oregon)
- EJ Onu (Shawnee State)
- Scotty Pippen Jr. (Vanderbilt)
- Orlando Robinson (Fresno State)
- Aamir Simms (Clemson)
- Javonte Smart (LSU)
- Mike Smith (Michigan)
- D.J. Stewart (Mississippi State)
- MaCio Teague (Baylor)
- M.J. Walker (Florida State)
- Duane Washington (Ohio State)
- Aaron Wiggins (Maryland)
- Jalen Wilson (Kansas)
Cockburn, Dickinson, and Robinson’s names standout amongst the Big Men in that list of 40.
Btw, kindly remove the “d” from the end of Orlando Robinson’s last name hyperlinked-Above.