HoopNation co-event director Paul Berridge said Wanganui basketball was extremely fortunate to have a person of Meyerson's calibre hold workshops and training camps in the River City.
Meyerson said while he was not surprised, he was impressed by the level of skill and commitment of those attending his sessions this week.
"There is so much talent in New Zealand, including Wanganui and I was happy to lend our style of training to these players," Meyerson said yesterday.
He said many of the young players had a chip on their shoulder, meaning they were hungry for the game and his and Impact's job was to focus that energy and commitment to on-court skill.
"We are also about building pathways for young players to get an education through basketball and giving them life skills through the game. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here in Wanganui," Meyerson said.
He hosts one more elite training camp at Springvale Stadium today between 9am and 3pm.