By: Kavon Baptiste Basketball wasn’t just a hobby; it was a sport that Lawerence Alexander III inherited. While growing up, his father played basketball, which is when his love of the sport first began to grow. Although he received the game early, it was his work ethic that shaped him most. At 6’0”, the standout PG/SG is stepping into this season with one mission: prove he’s more than a scorer — he’s a leader, a defender, and an all-around impact player built for big moments.

By Jake Sands- November 20, 2025 For Lakeside High School’s Noah Riley, basketball has never just been a sport — it’s been a pathway to growth, discipline, and self-belief. Standing tall in Atlanta’s competitive hoops scene, the Class of 2026 guard has spent years shaping his game, drawing inspiration from NBA superstar Kevin Durant and rising phenom Anthony Edwards. Their influence shows in his blend of smooth athleticism, explosive movement, and relentless downhill attackin

Written By Margaret Nassuna October 31st, 2025 For 8th grader Noah Solomon, basketball isn’t just a sport — it’s something deeper. It’s about carrying forward a legacy that began before he was even born. “My mom played basketball,” Noah said. “I just want to finish what she started.” That simple statement drives everything Noah does. From early-morning workouts to late-night shots in the gym, the Class of 2030 standout is determined to make a name for himself — and to make hi

By Jake Sands- October 29, 2025 Hayden Martin fell in love with the game of basketball at a very young age. He drew inspiration from watching highlights of NBA greats like Kyrie Irving and LeBron James. Now a 6’2” senior at Lampeter-Strasburg High School in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Martin is stepping into the spotlight with one clear mission: to lead, uplift, and push his team back to the state championship.  For Martin, basketball has always been about more than putti