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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Day one at The National HoopFeast Thanksgiving Tournament, Wesley Chapel, FL brought heat from every direction. Seniors showed leadership, underclassmen showed hunger, and a whole wave of 2026–2028 hoopers showed why Florida basketball stays on the rise. CLASS OF 2026 — SENIOR STANDOUTS Vernon Lee Jr. — Seffner Christian (FL) Vernon went full nuclear mode
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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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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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Yesterday at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School, the high school hoops spotlight shifted to Atlanta for the 2025 edition of the Hawks-Naismith Tipoff Classic, produced by the Atlanta Tipoff Club and the Atlanta Hawks. This annual showcase continues to serve as one of the state’s premier early season basketball events, and yesterday proved no exception. Girls
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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 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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