Male sophomore Jordan Mitchell (Class of 2028) has quickly become one of Kentucky’s most talked-about underclassmen, an athletic, physically advanced 6’3” combo guard who plays bigger than his position and impacts the game as a scorer and playmaker. Mitchell’s game is built on power + pace. He’s at his best attacking downhill, finishing through contact, […]
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Bishop McNamara 79, Garfield Heights 59 Bothered visually by a shoulder he tweaked the night before, Qayden Samuels showed zero signs of slowing down. The explosive guard came out hot and stayed hot, pouring in 40 points to lead Bishop McNamara High School to a convincing win. Samuels was flanked by Prince Moody, who picked
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LUHI vs Bartlett Bartlett used aggressive, disruptive defense to flip the game after halftime and pull away from LUHI for a 50–40 advantage by the end of the third quarter before closing out the win. Sloppy ball handling and rushed decisions plagued LUHI, allowing Bartlett to control the tempo and dictate the flow. Bartlett was
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Principia (MO) erased a six-point halftime deficit by turning up the defensive pressure and riding a dominant second-half performance from Quentin Coleman to pull off a major upset in the nightcap at the City of Palms. The Wake Forest signee, playing under the watchful eye of his future head coach, poured in 31 points, taking
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The annual showcase of some of the nation’s top high school programs tipped off Thursday in Fort Myers as the City of Palms Classic returned to center stage. For more than 50 years, COP has served as a benchmark event on the early-season calendar, bringing together elite programs, high-level matchups, and some of the best
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Hoopsgiving delivered another full slate of competitive matchups on Saturday, showcasing some of the Southeast’s top prospects and rising national names. From dominant frontcourt play to high-octane guard performances, the action did not disappoint. Columbus Controls Davidson Day Columbus never allowed this one to get interesting, applying intense defensive pressure from the opening tip that
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The latest edition of the Hard In The Paint Classic tipped off Friday at Maynard Jackson High School, giving Atlanta’s hoops crowd a full day of early-season statement games from some of Georgia’s most talked-about programs. Jackson Outlasts Central Gwinnett The host Maynard Jackson Jaguars got their first big moment of the weekend, grinding out
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Hoopsgiving delivered another slate of competitive early-season matchups, showcasing toughness, tempo swings, and top individual performances. Two games in particular, Holy Innocents vs. Meadowcreek and Vashon vs. Davidson Day highlighted the middle slate of a full schedule of Friday games. Holy Innocents 55, Meadowcreek 40 Holy Innocents controlled large stretches of the game, leaning on
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OTR Thanksgiving Showcase had several key performances and momentum-shifting runs across two evening matchups. Here are the players and storylines you need to know. ALEXANDER v CEDAR GROVE Alexander Standouts • Jayden Crawford — 29 pts (Georgia Southern signee) Crawford delivered a composed, high-level performance. He handled pressure, controlled pace, and knocked down tough pull-ups
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There are few players in Georgia high-school basketball right now whose future looks as bright yet whose public buzz remains as modest as Harris Reynolds. The 6-foot-4/6-foot-5 combo guard from St. Pius X Catholic High School in Atlanta (Class of 2026) has quietly climbed the recruiting ladder, and with his recent commitment to the Clemson
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