The Future Is Okpoh
By Matt Levine Bryce Okpoh has always been a part of a basketball family. Okpoh’s mother played basketball in high school, and his brother played Read More
Category: Recruiting
Jacob Monk looks to prove doubters wrong at Duke, while adding to family legacy
By Adam Mizrahi Jacob Monk has football in his blood; his father, Stanley Monk, played running back at Duke and his late uncle, Quincy Monk, Read More
The Dotted Line: Three-star back Jordan Houston commits to Maryland
Recent Maryland commit Trey Rucker will have a familiar face joining him in College Park.
The Dotted Line: Three-star safety Trey Rucker commits to Maryland
The Virginia safety give the Terps their ninth commit from the Class of 2019.
Siaki Ika is next up in a football family
Growing up, all Siaki Ika knew was football. The youngest of six children, he watched his older siblings play football. If his family wasn’t playing Read More
Lewis Cine lives in Texas, but plays football for his mother in Chile
Lewis Cine left Everett High School in Everett, Massachusetts, in February to live with his uncle in Lancaster, Texas. The junior safety was previously recruited Read More
Devontae Dobbs: A 5-star prospect after learning to play through the whistle
Before Devontae Dobbs started playing football, he thought it was a silly sport. “I just saw the players running up and down the field hitting Read More
Terry Armstrong’s journey to back to the top
After his freshman season at Carman-Ainsworth High School, Terry Armstrong was one of the most highly touted basketball recruits in the country. As one of Read More
Football taking Khris Bogle to new heights
When Khris Bogle was in middle school, he faced a crossroads: basketball or football. He decided on the gridiron and now the junior defensive end Read More
Nakobe Dean: Natural leader committed to his team and his family
Even as a freshman, Nakobe Dean started every game and became a leader for the football team at Horn Lake High School. The 17-year-old linebacker Read More
Austin Crowley: Putting up numbers and putting on pounds
Putting on over 20 pounds in the course of a few months might seem outrageous, even for college freshmen. But for Austin Crowley, it’s all Read More
John Metchie’s long journey to national recognition
When you think of an area that produces great football talents rarely do you think of Toronto, let alone West Africa. Yet when his family Read More
Romelle Mansel: Big talent at a small school
As a freshman guard just a few years ago, Romelle Mansel was playing on St. Bernard Catholic School’s junior varsity basketball team. At 6-foot-1 he Read More
Mase Funa: An uncertain future for an unbelievable talent
When an athlete suffers an injury that could leave them sidelined for an entire season, the first thing that comes to mind is if they Read More
Aamir Justice, Florida talent with Maryland roots
Quinn Cook is one of Aamir Justice’s favorite players in the NBA-not only because he won the 2017 D-League MVP and earned himself a position Read More
Armaan Franklin: Developing into dynamic
Armaan Franklin has garnered attention from several marquee basketball programs over the past year. Xavier, Louisville, Ohio State and Purdue are just some of the Read More
Marcus Lafrance; rising star from delayed start
Fort Lauderdale, Florida native Marcus Lafrance was in seventh grade when he made a decision that would ultimately change the course of his life; Read More
Sky Duff overcomes adversity and tragedy on his way to success
In life, tragedy is the toughest obstacle to recover from. For Sky Duff, unfortunately, that meant almost losing his father, Jim. It was the winter Read More
Brian Hendry Storms Ahead of Competition
Baseball was Brian Hendry’s first love, introduced to him by his father, the biggest influence in his life regarding the sport. “He started teaching me Read More
Frankie Capan is up next
As a kid growing up, Frankie Capan III was always athletic. Capan played almost every sport imaginable but quickly fell in love with football and Read More
St. John’s girls and DeMatha boys win 2018 WCAC basketball titles
St. John’s takes down Paul VI, 54-49, to repeat as WCAC champs In a packed house at Bender Arena on the campus of American University, Read More
Huge decisions await multi-sport recruit Johnny Hodges
While there are several questions that need to be addressed concerning the future of Quince Orchard linebacker Johnny Hodges, one of those issues is not Read More
Gonzaga upsets top-seeded Paul VI to advance to the final
After an exciting quarterfinals matchup on Saturday, Feb. 24, the final four featured (1) Paul VI vs. (4) Gonzaga and (2) DeMatha Catholic vs. (3) Read More
Trent Whittemore; Buchholz’s Swiss Army Knife
For three-star recruit and Gainesville, Florida native Trent Whittemore, the varsity spotlight was something that he had become accustomed to in basketball and football over Read More
Favorites advance in WCAC quarterfinal matchups
No. 4 seed Gonzaga vs. No. 5 seed St. John’s The WCAC men’s basketball quarterfinals were held Saturday at Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. The Read More