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The trio are currently attending the NBA/FIBA Basketball Without Borders Camp:
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Zhao Weilun highlights from Day 1
I have watched some of his highlights before. Very small combo guard, talented and experienced, shoots well and has good court vision, but I don't have much expectation because he's sub-6ft.aim low, score high -
Wang Junjie highlights from Day 1
Wang Junjie (born 2005, not to be confused with a CBA player also by this name born 1999) is measured at 206cm, can play both inside and outside, has a good build but needs more aggression. Decent wingspan (207), below average athleticism. Shooting touch looks nice, but many other things includng release look slow. Pretty active without the ball on both ends, certainly has a chance to make the NT if he keeps improving.Last edited by sinobball; 02-18-2023, 11:57 PM.aim low, score highComment
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Pang Qingfang's dunk from Day 1
Pang is the most promising out of the three. He's not particularly athletic, but he dunks a lot because he jumps fast and plays very aggressively. Good build, likes contact, decent handle for his height, runs the fast break, there are many things good about him. Defense is good. A little bit selfish IMO. Pang has gotten a ton of Division I offers (Illinois, SJU, URI, Marist, UMASS, GWU, Michigan, Missouri, Oregon, URI, Rutgers, Seton Hall....) but I think he's waiting on Duke or somethingaim low, score highComment
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Wang Junjie made the All-Star selection (best 12) of the camp. (The MVP of the camp Matas Buzelis has now been ranked the top pick of 2024 NBA mock draft)
More footage
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In an interview Zhao said he will continue to play in Italian Series A (with Openjobmetis-Varese), while both Wang and Pang are headed to the NCAA.Last edited by sinobball; 02-22-2023, 11:50 PM.aim low, score highComment
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Wang Junjie signed with University of San Francisco
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