Cameron Boozer stats at Peach Jam 2024: How good was NBA legend Carlos' son at the historic tournament?

Cameron Boozer led Nightrydas Elite to a historic third consecutive Peach Jam Championship victory. Boozer has been the pillar of the success of his team in the tournament, and in the finals on Sunday he displayed the same strength.

Boozer registered 19 points,10 rebounds and five assists as Nightrydas Elite defeated Oakland Soldiers 71-62. AJ Dybantsa led the fightback for the Soldiers, scoring 25 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds.

Cameron Boozer averaged 20.4 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.5 assists in the tournament. Elite faced tough teams in its march to the finals, but Boozer made it look easy for the team, as he did previously at 15U and 16U levels.

The son of two-time NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer wanted the success to be seen as a team effort. After winning the EYBL championship game, Boozer shared how proud he was of his teammates while talking to the media:

"This group has been together a long time and our goal, always, is to win. I'm so proud of my teammates. Everyone chipped in and we played our asses off. If you want to win, you have to get the entire team involved, it's not just about you. I know they were trying to play me tight and I knew guys coming off screens were going to be open because of the spacing."

Cameron Boozer played beside his brother Cayden Boozer for Nightrydas Elite in the tournament. The two were instrumental in winning gold for Team USA in the U17 FIBA World Cup in Istanbul.

Cameron Boozer and others played under the eyes of NBA stars and scouts

The Riverview Park Activities Center saw the two top players of high school basketball, AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer, face each other in the finals. The battle between the Soldiers and the Elite was essentially a clash between Dybantsa and Boozer.

Other players such as Tyran Stokes, Cayden Boozer — Cameron's twin brother — and Caleb Wilson also garnered huge attention. Head coaches of top college basketball teams attended the event to watch the future of the NBA in action.

Head coaches of Duke, Miami, Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, Auburn, Kentucky, UConn, Florida and Alabama went to witness the finals. Some top names in the NBA were also present, such as Ja Morant, Chris Paul, Bradley Beal and Jason Richardson.

NBA teams sent their scouts to watch the game to have a look at some of the top names in high school basketball.

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