Camp led Dalton to a very impressive 4-1 record at GBCA with their only loss coming in a close, wild affair with Kell who played Marist in the state championship game last season. Camp was excellent in the game dictating pace and controlling tempo against an athletic, long, and talented Kell group. She was very good pushing the ball in transition where she scored the majority of her 14 points while also dishing out several impressive assists. Camp knocked down multiple three point shots in the game. Against Starrs Mill and her Southeast All Star teammate Lindsey Kopachek, Bri led all scorers with 23 points. Camp was also the leading scorer in the game versus Hardaway finishing with 18 points, including four three point shots made. She currently has offers from Liberty University and in state schools Young Harris and Augusta, I expect that list to grow after a very good showing all four games.

Camp is a true three-level scorer with confidence and control. She can space the floor with her jumper, create off the bounce and score in the mid-range. What stands out is her ability to generate offense on her own—she doesn’t need a system to get buckets. She plays with poise, doesn’t rush and understands how to pick her spots. Also rebounds well for a guard and competes defensively.

Camp solidified her spot on this team and as one of the very best juniors in the state of Georgia with an excellent high school season where she led Dalton to the Elite Eight before losing to eventual state runner up Kell. Camp has a very refined game offensively. The fluidity with which she plays on the court makes it look easy at times. She is a very skilled scorer from all three levels and has already eclipsed over 2,000 points for her career in just three years. Camp doesn’t just score, she is an outstanding passer with excellent vision and good ball handling. She is deceptively strong as well, throwing full court, one-handed passes to her teammates like a quarterback on the football field. She is a player who could end up in a lot of places in college due to her versatility and skill. She will spend the Summer with Kopacek on the Adidas circuit before returning for high school ball. I would not be surprised at all to see the two meet deep in the state tournament next year as well as battling it out for Player of the Year.

It wasn’t her most explosive output but even her B-game is better than most others’ A-game as Aubriyana dumped in 15 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 steals in a tight 61-57 loss to Murray County. Camp got off to a strong start with six first quarter points, scoring on a drive, a floater off a steal and two free throws. She nailed a pair of threes for her only two other buckets and finished 5-8 from the charity stripe. Camp is dangerous with the ball in her hands. She’s swift and agile as a driver, consistently putting pressure on on-ball defenders. Aubriyana has deep range from beyond the arc but can also use her potent point production as a decoy to draw in defenders before dishing to teammates.

A natural scorer with smooth perimeter touch, Camp has been producing at the varsity level since eighth grade, averaging over 18 points per game. She’s elusive with the ball and efficient at all three levels. Division I programs are tracking her closely, drawn to her scoring instincts and ability to create space.

Moved over from Chattanooga Christian to Dalton this Summer. Already has scored 813 points in her career. As a freshman, she averaged 18.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.9 steals per game after averaging 18.8 points as an eighth grader on varsity.