Tristan Clark, a Texas boy made for the spotlight
Feature photo courtesy of Jose Antonio Lopez. Texas to Las Vegas—that’s the transition that 2017 power forward Tristan Clark has made in order to hone Read More
Category: HS Basketball
Armoni Brooks: “Student of the game”
Feature photo courtesy of Sam McCou. Houston. H-Town. Clutch City. Whatever you call it, Houston was once one of the most important cities in the hoops Read More
Andrew Fonts: A disciplined leader
Feature photo courtesy of Raul Fonts. Andrew Fonts (left) and teammate Seamus Oconnor (right) pose for a photo on the court. After last year’s Read More
Romin Williams: Uncontainable and unwilling to yield
Feature photo courtesy of the Williams family. When Romin Williams takes the floor, it is easy to see how he is one of the top Read More
Javaughn Edmonds: Trying to make it out
Feature photo courtesy of Jaking Dottin. When Javaughn Edmonds was an 11-year-old, he would often go to the Boys & Girls Club near his house Read More
Findlay Prep readies Donnie Tillman for the next level
Feature photo courtesy of Eric Mayer of the Mitchell Daily Republic. Avery Bradley, Tristan Thompson, Cory Joseph, DeAndre Liggins, Anthony Bennett, Jorge Gutierrez, Nick Johnson, Read More
Tucker Blackwell: A hard-working, hometown kid from Indiana
Feature photo courtesy of Jeremy Hogan, Herald-Times. When most people think about high school basketball, they think about the state of Indiana. They think about Read More
Hard work propels Connor Wilson from water boy to starter
Feature photo credit to Courtside Films. “I want to win a state championship, I want to lead the state in scoring and assists, and I Read More
Geo Baker: Smooth shot with a will to win
Feature photo courtesy of Judy Santos. It’s a pretty fair bet that most up-and-coming basketball guards wouldn’t mind being compared to an elite NBA point Read More
Philmon Gebrewhit: young but talented
Feature photo courtesy of Ty Boswell. Philmon Gebrewhit is only a sophomore, but he already acquired multiple offers from Division I schools seeking his rare Read More
Markell Johnson says his mentors helped him get the ball rolling
Markell Johnson looks to make one of his patented drives to the basket to score. Johnson is the 57th ranked recruit in the class of Read More
Loren Jackson leads with confidence
Update (11/11/2015): Loren Jackson has signed to Long Beach State. Standing at 5-foot-6-inches, Loren Jackson does not look like your typical recruit, but that has Read More
Chris Vogt: Hard worker on the court and in the classroom
Feature photo courtesy of Chris Vogt. Many people say that the true “big man” is going away in today’s game of basketball. High school junior Read More
Chad DiCenzo: Working when no one’s watching
Feature photo courtesy of Michelle Fyrer. Monday through Friday of each week, Chad DiCenzo commutes 45 minutes from his home in Andover, Massachusetts to Pingree Read More
Hayes Kelchner: Finding his niche in basketball
In a late January game with his high school team, the Fairfield Ludlowe Falcons, Hayes Kelchner sustained an injury that he says “humbled” him. “I Read More
Not even three knee surgeries can hold Reggie Jones down
Feature photo courtesy of Taylor Tyner. Update (2/15/16): Reggie Jones has committed to the University of New Orleans. Going through three knee surgeries in a Read More
Aaron Thompson: A baller since birth
Aaron Thompson, a three-star point guard, has been playing basketball his whole life. Thompson was only five when he started playing and over the course Read More
‘Natural leader’ L.J. Westbrook hopes to lead future team to championship
Feature photo courtesy of Jeromy Vauble. For L.J. Westbrook, a 6-foot-4-inch point guard from Salem, Oregon, basketball is in his blood. He grew up going Read More
Rodney Miller is center stage as University of Miami recruit
Feature photo courtesy of Maria Miller. Compared to most athletes at his level, Rodney Miller is relatively new to the game of basketball. “I used Read More
Alphonso Anderson ‘will play in the NBA,’ according to coach
Feature photo courtesy of Alphonso Anderson. Alphonso Anderson elected to leave his home state of Washington to play his college ball at Montana, committing to Read More
Will Gladson: The ultimate anomaly
Feature photo courtesy of Will Gladson. Update (12/31/2015): Will Gladson has committed to Princeton. Basketball is becoming a positionless game. Just ask the Golden State Read More
Not even the military can keep Guy Heifetz off the court
It is said that only two things in life are guaranteed: death and taxes; but for teenagers growing up in Israel a third thing can Read More
Eli Wright: Ushering in a new era of Mississippi State basketball
Feature photo courtesy of Phenom Hoops. The Mississippi State Bulldogs have not had a winning basketball season since 2012 and have not appeared in the Read More
Klay Stall: Working toward his return
Update (8/7/2015): Klay Stall has signed to Utah State. Although Chandler, Arizona, is classified as just a suburb of Phoenix, the town has a history Read More
Markelle Fultz to focus on basketball for now
Update (8/21/2015): Markelle Fultz has committed to Washington. Markelle Fultz, a 6-foot-5-inch shooting guard out of DeMatha Catholic High School and one of the most Read More