Josh Uduje Ranked #1 Following Deng Top 50 Camp 2019

By Sam Neter on August 27, 2019

Image Credit: Deng Camp

London Thunder and Great Britain Under-18 guard Josh Uduje finished up with the number 1 ranking after the 2019 edition of the Deng Top 50 camp held at Crystal Palace from August 21-24.

Uduje claimed the number 1 spot immediately and never dropped from position over the course of the camp as he cemented his status amongst the elite of his generation.

He begins the season number 1, and will now look to hold onto that position throughout the year as the rankings will continue to be updated until immediately before the 2020 camp.

Rounding out the top 5, were West Nottingham Academy’s (US) Tomiwa Sulaiman at number 2 – the same position he held last year, Sussex Storm’s Cameron Hildreth at 3, Ethan Price of Ipswich at 4 and Haringey Hawks’ Franklin Agu at 5.

Find the full top 20 below and stay tuned to DengCamp.com for updates throughout the season.

Top 20 Rankings Deng Camp 2019

1. Josh Uduje
2. Tomiwa Sulaiman
3. Cameron Hildreth
4. Ethan Price
5. Franklin Agu
6. Theo Hughes
7. David Chive
8. Blaize Sagna
9. Bradley Kaboza
10. Lewis McGlasson
11. Ndewedo Newbury
12. Veron Eze
13. Ethan Damerum
14. Chris Feeney
15. Sam Alajiki
16. Sanmi Fajana
17. Abiodum Adedo
18. Elijah Walsh
19. Eljay Morris
20. Chima Obikwelu

The Top 20 players are set!!

Tune in now to watch the Top 20 All-Star game now at https://t.co/E1Iaq69JYc #DengTop50 pic.twitter.com/yMewpH4nFj

— DENG Camp (@DengCamp) August 24, 2019

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