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    Cameron Boozer

    Cameron Boozer

    Awards & Honours

    6

    Awards Won

    4

    Honours

    4

    Rankings

    2

    Covers

    2

    Records

    Cameron Boozer's high school career was historic: he became only the second player ever to win the Gatorade National Player of the Year award twice, joining LeBron James. He was the No. 2 overall recruit in the class of 2025 across all major rankings. At Duke, he was named ACC Freshman of the Year and earned All-ACC First Team honors. In the NBA, he made the All-Rookie First Team, a strong start for the third overall pick. His blend of skill, size, and basketball IQ has drawn praise from scouts and analysts, and he is widely considered a future star.

    Cameron Boozer receiving an award

    Awards

    Honours & Distinctions

    Gatorade National Player of the Year (2x)

    Gatorade·2023

    Won as a sophomore and again as a senior, joining LeBron James as the only two-time winners.

    McDonald's All-American

    McDonald's·2025

    Selected to the prestigious high school all-star game.

    Jordan Brand Classic selection

    Jordan Brand·2025

    Played in the annual all-star game for top high school seniors.

    Nike Hoop Summit selection

    Nike·2025

    Represented the USA in the international showcase.

    Rankings & Lists

    #2

    247Sports Composite

    247Sports·2025
    #2

    ESPN 100

    ESPN·2025
    #2

    Rivals 150

    Rivals·2025
    #2

    On3 Consensus

    On3·2025

    Magazine Covers

    Sports Illustrated

    February 2025

    The Next Generation: Cameron Boozer's Path to Duke

    SLAM Magazine

    March 2025

    Boozer's Bounce: Cameron Carries on the Family Legacy

    Records & Feats

    Second player to win Gatorade National Player of the Year twice

    Awards·2025

    Cameron Boozer won the award in 2023 and 2025, joining only LeBron James (2002, 2003) in this achievement.

    Only sophomore to win Gatorade National Player of the Year

    Awards·2023

    He became the second sophomore ever to win the award in 2023, after LeBron James.