Indianapolis, IN – Indiana native and NBA standout Gary Harris (@thats_g_) returned to his roots this past weekend to host an elite basketball camp that brought together some of the Indy’s top high school talent and a roster of current and former NBA professionals. Held at Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers Indiana, the camp was covered  by Indy Sports Film, one of the state’s premier media outlets, with in-depth access provided by Darien Logan (@dklogan_7).

This wasn’t your average summer basketball camp.

With Harris leading the charge, the event aimed to offer more than just drills and scrimmages it was an elite development experience, combining high level skill training, mentorship, and a look into the mindset of what it takes to go pro.

“Indiana is where I started my journey,” Harris said. “This camp is about giving these young guys a platform, giving them access to the game at a pro level — not just physically but mentally and emotionally too.”

Elite High School Talent in the Building

The camp was invite-only and featured a select group of Indiana’s rising high school stars, each showing out with polished skills and raw athleticism:

• Cash Daniels (@cashdinerodaniels) – explosive guard with a smooth handle.
• Nick Shrewsberry (@nickshrews11) - Elite Shooter
• Jason Gardner Jr. (@jasongardnerjr) – son of Arizona legend Jason Gardner, with the court IQ to match.
• Jahari Miller (@jahari.miller) – shifty, high-motor guard who thrives on both ends of the floor.
• Landon Lampley (@landon_lampley23) and Kenneth Lampley (@klamp.24) – brothers with grit, known for their high basketball IQ and versatility.
• Kai McGrew (@kingkaifam) – athletic wing with elite strength and upside.
• Brennan Miller (@b.rated3) – Elite scoring ability.
• Chandon Gilbert (@cj.stakinnn) – smooth  with great pace.
• Varschon Clark (@varschon_.different) – relentless  with energy that changes games.
• Harper Lands (@harperbakerlands) – athletic guard with a nose for the ball.
• Quintyn Voltz (@Theofficialquintynvoltz) – high-IQ point guard with flare and great footwork.
• Jarrett Harris (@317.Jarrett) – physical presence in the paint with underrated touch.

NBA and Pro Mentorship at Its Finest

Beyond Gary Harris, the camp featured an all-star lineup of former and current professional hoopers who came to pour into the next generation:

• Glenn Robinson III (@glennrob3)
• Branden Dawson (@bjdawson22)
• Admiral Schofield (@uncle_scho)
• Zak Irvin (@zak_irvin)
• Kris Wilkes (@kriswilkes_)
• Jalen Adaway (@jalenadaway)
• Aaron Henry (@hennny11)
• David Logan (@datdude12)
• Eric Hunter (@iam.eric)

Each pro took time to coach players directly, sharing everything from footwork mechanics and defensive techniques to film breakdown and off-court discipline.

Elite NBA Trainers Deliver Championship-Level Workouts

The camp’s on-court intensity was matched by a group of elite performance and skills trainers known across the nation:

• Rob Blackwell (@rbfor3)
• Chris Thomas (@1worlddominator)
• Tae Carter (@taecarter4)
• Dorian Clark (@doriangroup82)
• Reece Cheatham (@baseketballer22)

From high-level shooting progressions to position-specific breakdowns and advanced mobility work, the training staff brought NBA-level development to the high school hardwood.

Captured by Indy Sports Film

Indy Sports Film, known for telling the stories of Indiana athletes and their journeys, captured the  weekend. With Dominique Williams behind the lens, viewers can expect elite visuals, behind the scenes access.

“This camp showed exactly why Indiana is still one of the premier basketball states in the country.”“From the culture to the competition, it’s different here and Gary Harris just proved that again.”

Gary Harris’ Elite Camp was more than just a showcase  it was a movement. A bridge between Indiana’s basketball past and its promising future. By combining mentorship, elite training, and storytelling, Harris and his team gave these young athletes not just a camp, but a glimpse at what it takes to make it.

As the next generation of hoopers left the gym, they didn’t just leave with new skills they left with belief, direction, and the drive to be great.

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