MSU commit, 4-star PF Cam Ward stars in Iverson Classic all-star game
MSU commit, 4-star PF Cam Ward stars in Iverson Classic all-star game Future Spartans power forward Cam Ward starred for in the Iverson Classic high school all-star game this past week
A future Spartan had a mighty impressive performance in a prominent high school all-star game this past weekend.
Four-star power forward and Michigan State signed prospect Cam Ward starred in the Iverson Classic this past weekend. Ward reportedly scored 23 points points on 11-14 shooting from the field, nine rebounds, three assists, one block and one steal in the all-star game.
Ward was one of the notable players called out in SI.com's post-game story from the event.
Ward is a four-star prospect with a rating of 97.69 in 247Sports' composite score. He ranks as the No. 12 power forward and No. 54 overall prospect in 247Sports' composite rankings for the 2025 class.
With Ward starring in the Iverson Classic, it is appearing more and more clear that he'll play a role on the Spartans right away as a true freshman next year. I don't necessarily expect him to start right away (or maybe ever) next season, but he certainly has proven during his recruiting cycle that he has the ability to contribute in some degree next year.
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