Matt Barnes’ son Isaiah Barnes drops 1-word reaction after turning heads at NBPA Top 100 Camp

Isaiah Barnes, son of former NBA veteran Matt Barnes, has been making waves at the NBPA Top 100 Camp this week, and he had a confident reaction to his standout performance.

The NBPA Top 100 Camp was created in 1994 and is one of the biggest platforms for elite high school basketball players in the United States, helping young talents grow both on and off the court.

This year’s event is being held at the Rock Hill Sports & Events Center in South Carolina, running from June 9 to 13.

Isaiah played five games so far at the camp, but his best showing came on Thursday for Team Sandro when the guard posted 16 points, two rebounds, two assists, and a steal.

After the Instagram page, “4qhcaden,” posted his stat line among the best from Day 2, Isaiah reposted it to his own Instagram story with a simple caption:

“Niceeee.”

Isiah Barnes drops 1-word reaction. Credit: IG/@zaybarnes30

Isaiah is growing his reputation at the camp, having totaled 34 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists across five games — averaging 6.8 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 19 minutes per game. His shooting has also stood out, converting 40.7% from the field and a sharp 52.9% from 3-point range.

Isaiah aspires to emulate his father, Matt Barnes, who spent 14 seasons in the NBA and won a championship with the Golden State Warriors in 2017.

His recent performances are even more remarkable given the scare of his accident last year, which left family and fans concerned.

Isaiah was the victim of a hit-and-run, and when he was admitted to the hospital, the doctors discovered that his appendix was severely inflamed, needing immediate surgery.

He currently plays high school basketball for Crespi Carmelite High School alongside his twin brother, Carter.

Isaiah Barnes receives big college offer

On March 31, Isaiah announced that he had already received an offer from a college program while still in his high school sophomore year.

"Blessed to receive an offer from the University of San Diego🤍💙 Thank you Coach Lavin and staff for believing in me #gotoreros," he wrote.

Isaiah still has two years to play and is in the class of 2027, but him already receiving offers is a testament of his talent.