100% game

Following the Frosh-Soph game and following the Juniors, was the 100% game, the game reserved for those players who really hustled their butts off during the camp. They may not have been among the "best" propsects, but they were singled out to play before the college coaches because they had the kind of drive, stamina and in many cases good, fundamental skills, from shooting, dribbling, defensive ability, or something that caught the eye of many of the coaches in camp.

#	Last Name	First Name	Height	Grade	High School
6	Aoe	Kazuto			Saitama Sakae
15	Bateman	Ryan	6'-0"	00	Chester
22	Blanchard	Scott	6'-2"	00	Spanish Fork
32	Brown	Steven	6'-5"	01	Venice
48	Clinton	Taylor	6'-1"	00	Capital
52	Coleman	Jason	5'-11"	00	Chico
58	Devine	Zach	6'-2"	00	Chugiak
61	Douglas	Marvil	5'-11"	00	Robert Service
105	Howard	Curtis	5'-11"	01	Westlake
127	Katoh	Haruhisa			Saitama Sakae
128	Kavanagh	Jonathan	6'-2"	00	Fountain Hills
129	Kellogg	Willie	5'-9"	01	Westwood
153	Malana	David	5'-7"	00	San Dimas
160	McCutcheon	Michael	5'-11"	00	Seattle Prep
168	Miller	Corey	6'-1"	03	Villa Park
179	Nakayama	Akiyoshi			Saitama Sakae
185	Oginezawa	Takuro			Saitama Sakae
234	Shimoda	Kosei			Saitama Sakae
251	Suzuki	Jun			Saitama Sakae
260	Ulicny	Chase	5'-10"	00	Brea Olinda
276	Wiley	Archie	5'-11"	01	Mira Costa

One player we watched in this game, other then the Japanese players who hustled their butts off the entire week and in many cases were better players than their American counterparts, primarily because they never complained (at least not in English), never hogged the ball, and often outshot the US boys, employing good solid techniques and skills, was Archie Wiley, a strong, tough player who we'd swear was bigger than 5'-10" and who rebounded and even shot the ball pretty good. Who knows, maybe even if one player gets spotted as a genuine college prospect out of this game, it's worth being in it. Just ask the D-III guy who just got drafted into the NBA whether it really matters where you're seen, just as long as you get seen.