🚨 NXTLEVEL NATIONAL RADAR ⭐️ 2028 TRAVIS BAYMON 📈
Keep an eye on 2028 Travis Baymon (@TravisBaymon) out of Langham Creek.
At 6’2 Travis already has experience competing above his age group after playing up at the 17U level in AAU. That is a strong indicator of his willingness to test himself against older and more physical competition.
He carries a 3.6 GPA, is enrolled in College Academy/Honors coursework, and is on track to graduate high school with an Associate Degree. That combination of basketball development and academic production gives college programs a prospect with substance well beyond the court.
Size. Maturity. Academic strength. Experience against older competition 📈
Travis Baymon is a 2028 name that belongs on the all College Coaches radar!
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Travis Baymon @TravisBaymon brought that blue-collar grind to the All-N-One Labor Day Showcase and found ways to make his presence felt all over the floor. He was a load going downhill, attacking the rim hard, getting two feet in the paint, and showing the patience to either finish or drop it off to an open teammate for an easy bucket.
Travis was tough to slow down in transition. He pushed the rock with pace, attacked defenders before they could get set, and wasn't afraid to create contact on his way to the cup. He earned trips to the line and made teams pay once he got there. He also showed he could step outside and hit shots, giving defenders something else to worry about when trying to contain his attack.
The motor never stopped on the other end either. Travis got after it defensively, crashed the boards hard, and was ready to battle whoever was in front of him. He showed the toughness and versatility on defense, competed on every possession, and did the dirty work that helps win basketball games.
Travis brought hustle, toughness, scoring, defense, rebounding, and playmaking together for a strong showing. He can do a little bit of everything, but that blue-collar motor and willingness to battle really jumped out throughout the day.
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Travis Baymon @TravisBaymon brought that blue-collar grind to the All-N-One Labor Day Showcase and found ways to make his presence felt all over the floor. He was a load going downhill, attacking the rim hard, getting two feet in the paint, and showing the patience to either finish or drop it off to an open teammate for an easy bucket.
Travis was tough to slow down in transition. He pushed the rock with pace, attacked defenders before they could get set, and wasn't afraid to create contact on his way to the cup. He earned trips to the line and made teams pay once he got there. He also showed he could step outside and hit shots, giving defenders something else to worry about when trying to contain his attack.
The motor never stopped on the other end either. Travis got after it defensively, crashed the boards hard, and was ready to battle whoever was in front of him. He showed the toughness and versatility on defense, competed on every possession, and did the dirty work that helps win basketball games.
Travis brought hustle, toughness, scoring, defense, rebounding, and playmaking together for a strong showing. He can do a little bit of everything, but that blue-collar motor and willingness to battle really jumped out throughout the day.
@NXTLevelSN@AllNOneSports1@WWFE_RCT@HankampScott@bench424nmore
**🔥👀Travis Baymon is an up and coming prospect in the 2028 class. Can do a little bit of everything: excellent defender, can attack the rim and finish , hits shots from the outside and is good in transition.👀🔥**
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Travis Baymon @TravisBaymon stood out today at the @AllNOneSports1 Labor Day Showcase with his strong downhill attack and blue-collar hustle. He drives the ball hard, gets two feet in the paint, and shows patience once he gets there, finding the open man for easy buckets instead of forcing the action. Travis pushes the ball with pace in transition, creates contact first, and earns his way to the free-throw line, where he makes teams pay. Defensively, he doesn't back down from a challenge and showed the toughness and versatility to pick up positions 1-5 and battle. Travis brought energy, competed hard, and found different ways to make his presence felt throughout the day.
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Baymon plays the type of basketball that generates additional possessions and forces opponents into pressure.
He’s an aggressive, high-motor guard who plays with toughness and affects the game in a number of ways.
That’s a player coaches can find ways to use.
@TravisBaymon@NXTLevelSN@AllNOneSports1
28’ Travis Baymon @TravisBaymon played with a a high motor all game, pushes the ball well in transition and initiated contact first, leading him to free throws that he knocked down, plays defense and crashes the glass hard and efficiently.@AllNOneSports1@NXTLevelSN
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I had a great experience at the @AllNOneSports1 camp on July 28th. I learned a lot and got the chance to speak directly to college coaches. Great camp and great experience! I’ll definitely attend another camp soon!
🔥 Class of 2028, 6”3 G, playing up 17u
Live period averages in Richmond, Va
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12 points per game
5 reb per game
3 asts per game
2.5 stls per game