Camille Phaysith is a 5'5" Point Guard in the 2029 class.
Phaysith attends Eastside Catholic in Washington and plays club basketball for Northwest Greyhounds.
Phaysith's Player Profile was created on August 25, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Camille
PhaysithPG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Eastside Catholic
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WA
2029 Rankings: Guards to Watch – Part 2
Camille Phaysith is a guard who rarely looks rushed with the basketball. She processes the game at a...
Written by Will Tender
Camille
PhaysithPG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Eastside Catholic
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WA
Guards Ready for the Moment
Camille had an amazing freshman year and steadily improved on the court as the season went by. Phaysith...
Written by Devin Record
Camille
PhaysithPG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Eastside Catholic
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WA
Freshman Standouts
Camille is a talented guard plays with a maturity that far exceeds her years, showcasing remarkable poise and...
Written by Devin Record
Camille
PhaysithPG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Eastside Catholic
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WA
2029 Rankings: Guards to Know
Phaysith is already playing a big role at Jackson and has been one of the standout freshman point...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Camille
PhaysithPG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Eastside Catholic
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WA
Freshman who are standing out
Camille showed her skills during the PGH Freshman showcase over the summer and now has started off her...
Written by Devin Record
Camille
PhaysithPG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Eastside Catholic
|
WA
2029 Rankings: Point Guards to Know
Phaysith is a quick point guard who can create on both ends. She applies sticky defense on the...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Will Tender | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Will Tender
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Camille Phaysith is a guard who rarely looks rushed with the basketball. She processes the game at a high level, patiently allowing plays to develop before making the right decision. Her vision stands out as she consistently delivers accurate passes that create quality scoring opportunities for her teammates. When defenses give her space, she’s more than capable of making them pay with a fluid, repeatable jumper that extends the floor. Her balanced offensive approach and feel for the game make her a player who continues to trend upward.
Camille had an amazing freshman year and steadily improved on the court as the season went by. Phaysith is patient on the offensive side, picking and choosing where and when to deliver accurate passes to her teammates. She displays a high IQ and a really smooth jumper, she is a player to keep an eye on.
Camille is a talented guard plays with a maturity that far exceeds her years, showcasing remarkable poise and control on the court. Recently named first team in her conference, she has rightfully earned recognition for her scoring versatility from all three levels. Her soft touch through contact allows her to finish strong at the rim, while her ability to handle ball pressure with ease highlights her composure as a primary ball handler. With such skills and a bright future ahead, she is set to make a significant impact in the game for years to come.
Phaysith is already playing a big role at Jackson and has been one of the standout freshman point guards this winter. She’s quick, plays light on her feet, and does a great job playing on balance through different moves. She can get out of her moves with quick bursts, attacks gaps well, and has a pretty smooth shot behind the arc. She brings a lot of energy to the floor and will be one to watch over the next few years.
Camille showed her skills during the PGH Freshman showcase over the summer and now has started off her varsity career for Jackson at a high note. She is a big part of the team, being able to score in bunches and get her teammates open shots. She excelled against Ferndale, scoring 22 points in the win.
Phaysith is a quick point guard who can create on both ends. She applies sticky defense on the ball, has the quick hands to get pokes and create turnovers, and does a good job looking up to get the break going. She’s also got some good pace with the ball but shows a good understanding of when to slow things down, and when to speed up and attack.