Harvard Men's Basketball rising junior guard Robert Hinton will participate in the prestigious 2026 Chris Paul Elite Guard Camp from June 30 to July 3 in Las Vegas, joining just 12 collegiate athletes nationwide. The camp is designed to enhance skills essential for success in NCAA Division I and NBA basketball, featuring instruction from 12-time NBA All-Star Chris Paul and other experienced coaches. Hinton's impressive performance last season secured him unanimous First Team All-Ivy recognition and an All-District honor, solidifying his status as a top competitor

By the Numbers
  • 16.8 points per game average last season, ranked 4th in the Ivy League
  • 49.1% shooting from the field and 82.9% from the free throw line
  • Helped the Chinese Taipei national team reach 2025 FIBA Asia Cup quarterfinals with 12.8 points per game
State of Play
  • Hinton's participation highlights growing recognition of his skills on a national level
  • Harvard men’s basketball recently posted a 17-12 record, marking their best Ivy finish since 2019-20
  • The Crimson ranked 1st in the NCAA for free throw percentage (79.9%) in the last season
What's Next

Hinton’s experience at the elite camp could bolster his performance moving forward, potentially enhancing his draft stock for future professional opportunities. His continued development will be observed closely as he prepares for the upcoming season.

Bottom Line

Robert Hinton's participation in the Chris Paul Elite Guard Camp not only underscores his talent but also provides opportunities for further growth, which could have substantial implications for his basketball career and Harvard's upcoming season.