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Captain Mentality: Lavonte Jenkins’ Mission for 2026
Written By: Kavon Baptiste November 25th, 2025 Since the age of 12, Jenkins has found the love of basketball to be true. Basketball has been everything to Jenkins and something he wants to continue to have for his basketball journey. A Class of 2026 Standout out of McClyments High School, Jenkins is looking to prove that he is the best player in his class. Greatness started with a simple message he heard at seven years old: “If you defend, you’re gonna get the ball”. More tha
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Versatility You Can Build Around: The Developing Game of Kharon Parks
Written By: Tyler Lazarus, November 21st, 2025 Class of 2027 • 6'3" G/F • Sanger West High Schoo l (Fresno, CA) At 6'3" with a left-handed skillset and an instinct for creating advantages, Kharon Parks is shaping into the type of versatile, high-impact player that college coaches love to build around. Entering his junior season at Sanger West High School in Fresno, California. Parks is focused on elevating his scoring, strengthening his all-around game, and putting his team
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Chasing Greatness: How a Class of 2027 Guard Chaz Perry Is BalancingGrowth, Grit, and Goals
Written By; Autumn Alfred, November 15, 2025 Currently, the world has many talented young players, but one of the Class of 2027 is already getting recognized as a player to watch. Chaz Perry, a 5'11" guard, is very friendly and has already established a new standard for "dream chasing" by being consistent and putting his heart into it. I got the chance to analyze a one-on-one interview with him about his path, ambitions, and the motivation behind never giving up is not only o
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Carlos Rivera Is Building a Winning Culture—One Defensive Stop at a Time
Written by: Tyler Lazarus Oct 31st, 2025 Class of 2029 • 5'10"–5'11" SG • Hoop Brothers Spotlight When you ask Carlos Rivera what matters most, he doesn’t hesitate: winning. Not box-score fireworks. Not viral clips. Winning. A 5'10"–5'11" freshman from Governor Mifflin High School, shooting guard in the Class of 2029, Rivera models his approach after LeBron James—court vision, leadership, and the kind of communication that lifts everyone around him. “If I just scored 20, we
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