WILMINGTON, Del. — Oct. 25–26, 2025. The Pangos All-East stop delivered exactly what it’s known for: size, pace, and a flood of underclassmen with high-major trajectories. Hosted at NBN Sports Academy just outside Philly, the camp drew prospects from 16 states (plus Canada) and closed with the trademark Cream of the Crop games. Camp Honors […]
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On a crisp evening in Athens, the spotlight shone on one of the most promising early season showings for prep basketball in Georgia & beyond; the OTE Athens Invasion delivered on hype, talent and high-level recruits. Two teams from the national landscape squared off, and several under-the-radar prospects made serious noise. Team Breakdown & Stand‐Outs
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October 18, 2025 – Tampa, FL This year’s FEAAC was loaded with perimeter players company. The skill and decision making was an highlight of the camp. The bigs in the camp were active and aggressive. Below is a few of the standout players: 2027 Asa Montgomery 6’7 WF (Hillgrove) He attacks the rim with
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ATLANTA, Ga. — The future of Georgia basketball might just run through Woodward Academy, where brothers Jarvis Jr. and Myles Hayes two standout guards from the class of 2027 and 2028 respectfully, are quickly becoming household names among college recruiters across the country. The sons of Jarvis Hayes Sr., former NBA player and current Georgia
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Always ready to create exposure opportunities for players, Dinos Trigonis (Pangos) capitalized on scouts in Colorado Springs for USA mini-camp and held the Summit minutes away from the USA facilities. Event Prospect Notes Camden McKinney 2027 6-7 F (Oakland Tech, CA) Physically put together and plays with an aggressive, attack-first mentality. Uses his frame
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The temperature inside the gym at USA Basketball’s Fall Mini-Camp wasn’t the only thing heating up — the intensity was palpable from the opening whistle. Coaches and players alike brought the type of focus and energy expected at one of the nation’s most competitive talent gatherings. Over the course of two-plus hours, athletes battled through
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The wing position was loaded with length, athleticism, and versatility at the 2025 Pangos All-South Frosh/Soph Camp. This group brought a mix of scoring ability, defensive range, and transition play that stood out across multiple sessions. Several young prospects proved they can impact the game in a variety of ways and project as high-upside players
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The front court group at the 2025 Pangos All-South Frosh/Soph Camp was among the deepest and most competitive position groups of the event. This class of bigs combined length, strength, mobility, and touch, giving evaluators a clear glimpse into the next wave of interior talent coming out of the South. Several post prospects dominated their
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The 2025 Pangos All-South Frosh/Soph Camp once again delivered a high level of talent and competitive energy, with several young guards showcasing skill sets well beyond their years. From elite shot-making and crafty playmaking to defensive presence and poise under pressure, this year’s group featured multiple prospects who separated themselves from the pack. Bae Bae
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Las Vegas, Oct 3–5, 2025 — The Border League once again delivered on its promise of high-intensity, high-stakes basketball in the desert, with elite programs and top recruits vying to make early statements ahead of the season. Among the standout narratives was the head-to-head clash between Deron Rippey Jr. (Blair Academy) and Taylen Kinney (Rod
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