Star New Albany guard Romeo Langford turned heads on a big stage earlier this month at the National Basketball Players Association Top 100 Camp at the University of Virginia and was named an all-star after averaging 11.3 points per game.

The No. 2 overall recruit in ESPN’s Class of 2018 rankings, Langford exhibited his wide range of offensive and defensive abilities throughout the camp, and The Hoops Column pieced together a mixtape of some of his finer moments.

The NBPA Top 100 Camp has featured some big names in its 22-year existence, including Kobe Bryant, Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, along with several area stars such as Anthony Davis, Rajon Rondo and Karl-Anthony Towns. More than 300 campers have gone on to turn in successful careers in the NBA. Thirty-five former and current pros were on hand this year.

The event offers younger players a glimpse at competition at the next level with an emphasis on character, education and skill development.