Stops & Buckets One-on-One Skills Camp 

Hosted by Donald Watts — Former #1 Prospect on the West Coast | Elite Skills Trainer 

The Stops & Buckets One-on-One Skills Camp is a high-intensity, high-IQ training experience designed to give serious hoopers the tools they need to dominate in the most important part of the game: winning your matchup. 

Led by Donald Watts—former Washington State Player of the Year, #1 Shooting Guard Prospect on the West Coast, 3x All-Conference performer, 2x Conference Player of the Year, and two-time Conference Scoring Champion—this camp delivers real instruction backed by real pedigree. Donald has learned the game from Hall of Famers, trained with Kobe Bryant and Ray Allen, worked with legends like Magic Johnson, and grown up under the tutelage of his father, the first player in NBA history to lead the league in steals and assists. 

Now he brings that knowledge to you. 

 

What You’ll Learn 

The focus of the camp is simple: 
Elite offensive and defensive principles that translate directly to real basketball. 

Players will train the fundamentals that every college and pro coach looks for, including: 

• Reading and reacting to defenders 
• How to break defenders down in isolation 
• Eliminating personal preference and playing the right way 
• Creating and managing contact 
• Generating space with precision and efficiency 
• Creating blow-bys and finishing under pressure 
• Elite defensive concepts that help you win matchups and win games 

And every player will put their skills to the test in the one-on-one tournament challenge—where teaching meets real competition. 

 

Why This Camp is Different 

Coach Watts keeps it real: the game isn’t as complicated as social media makes it seem. With so many trainers chasing views, players are getting lost in drills that don’t connect to real basketball. 

This camp focuses on what actually matters—habits, concepts, and skills that lead to scholarships, contracts, and opportunities, not likes, follows, and shares. 

You’ll learn how the game is really played from someone who has: 

• Competed with and trained alongside NBA legends 
• Led a Division I program to back-to-back NCAA Tournament runs 
• Played professionally 
• Overcome injury, adversity, and challenges to understand every angle of development 

The goal: 
Prepare you to succeed in front of real coaches, real crowds, and real pressure.