The Wolfpacker

September 2015

The Wolfpacker: An Independent Magazine Covering NC State Sports

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SEPTEMBER 2015 ■ 81 ■ BASKETBALL RECRUITING the head coach, he has recruited him the hard- est out of all of them." Smith averaged 21.8 points per game last season and helped lead Trinity to the North Carolina Independent Schools 1A semifinals. Markelle Fultz Is The Latest Star From DeMatha Catholic Hyattsville (Md.) DeMatha Catholic senior shooting guard Markelle Fultz had perhaps one of the top five performances of the sum- mer at the Under Armour All-American Bas- ketball Camp in Charlotte, N.C. Fultz created a strong buzz July 9 when he scored 19 points in front of NC State assistant coach Bobby Lutz, but then erupted in his evening game. Rivals.com's No. 23 overall prospect in the class of 2016 went off for 35 points on 11-of-18 shooting. Fultz ended up leading the camp in scoring at 22.8 points per game, and earned offers from Kentucky, California and North Carolina in the process. NC State has been recruiting Fultz hard since offering him Feb. 8. Wherever Fultz played during the July evaluation period, odds were good that a Wolfpack coach was tracking him. "I have a good relationship with them, and I talk to all the coaches every day," Fultz said. "I'm trying to get a visit there sooner or later. That is my goal." Fultz is aware the Wolfpack is recruiting Smith, and the two Rivals.com five-star tal- ents know each other through playing to- gether at adidas Nations events. "Dennis Smith has been talking to me a lot about coming up there for a visit," Fultz said. "We could be a good backcourt duo. I'm cool with him, and we talk on the phone. That would be fun." Fultz officially visited Louisville Aug. 5-7 and Arizona Aug. 10-12. NC State will try to aim for one of his three other trips. Fultz said he has been working on his out- side jumper with his trainer, and shot 9 of 22 Sometimes, adding just the right person to a team makes all the difference. Contact Andy Carmen (NCSU '79) at 336.714.4111 or acarmen@belldavispitt.com CONSTRUCTION LAW | REAL ESTATE | CORPORATE | LITIGATION | FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY | EDUCATION | TAX | FAMILY LAW | ESTATE PLANNING/ADMINISTRATION WINSTON SALEM | CHARLOTTE | BELLDAVISPITT.COM BDP.12102.04 AndyCarmenAD_R5.indd 1 9/24/13 12:24 PM ® ® Benjamin Franklin, one of our Founding Fathers wrote, "wealth is not his that has it, but his that enjoys it." With this thought, we encourage our clients to enjoy the wealth they worked so hard to build. In the end, true wealth is not about money, but about the experiences we share with those we love. As an independent financial advisor firm, we can help you craft a customized plan centered on what is important to you. Contact us today to learn how our team of experts can help you pursue your financial goals and help you live team of experts can help you pursue your financial goals and help you live richly. After all, you've earned it. Securities and Advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network, Member FINRA/SIPC, a Registered Investment Adviser. Jim Trull, Wealth Manager, AIF , CFP Member, Wolfpack Club 1255 Crescent Green, Suite 440 Cary, NC 27518 | 919-463-0018 jtrull@keystonefinancialpartners.com www.keystonefinancialpartners.com Fultz, a shooting guard at Hyattsville (Md.) De- Matha Catholic and Rivals.com's No. 23 over- all player in the land, averaged an event-high 22.8 points per game at the Under Armour All-American Basketball Camp in July. PHOTO BY JACEY ZEMBAL

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