By Jake Sands-   January 8, 2026  For David Harmon, basketball isn’t just what he plays; it’s something that he was born into.  Harmon started playing basketball at a very young age, at the YMCA level, where it quickly became clear he was different. Coaches and spectators called him a “natural good player” who understood the flow of the game at a young age. Basketball runs deep in Harmon’s family; his grandfather played professional basketball, and his father played for a whi

By: Kavon Baptiste  Roosevelt Cunningham III’s basketball journey is built on resilience, adaptability, and an unshakable competitive mindset. A homeschooled senior basketball player, Cunningham has taken a nontraditional path in pursuit of his goals, one that has shaped both his game and his character. What separates him is not just his size or skill, but the mentality he brings every time he steps on the court. Cunningham’s love for basketball began in middle school after h

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

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

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

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

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

By: Kavon Baptiste    October 31, 2025 Class of 2028 | Pope John Paul II High School | 6’0” Guard At just four years old, Parker Hoch-Wienczek picked up the game of basketball and hasn’t put it down since. Basketball wasn’t just a sport; it was a way of life. Now a sophomore at Pope John Paul II High School, the 6-foot guard is proving that his passion, discipline, and work ethic set him apart from other players long before the spotlight finds him.  “ Since picking up a baske

The Journey Begins Mike Strickland, North Carolina's under-the-radar true point guard, is making his name known. A commanding floor general, a lockdown defender, and a confident shot maker, Mike Strickland has been steadily carving out his spot as one of North Carolina's most intriguing rising true point guards. From torching teams in the AAU circuits to dropping big-time statements in showcase events, Strickland is proving he belongs in every conversation. I had the pleasure

For Max Ellis, basketball has always been more than just a game — it’s a connection to his family and the fuel that sparked a lifelong...

In an era where athletic fame can come fast and fade even faster, TJ Daniels remains grounded. While others chase clicks, Daniels focuses on a different prize: honoring his family. He plays the game with humility, purpose, and heart. A Conversation with TJ Daniels I had the honor to sit down with TJ and ask him about his experiences playing basketball. He’s a playmaker, helping his teammates succeed just as much as himself. As he enters his senior year at Blake High School, T

I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with rising guard Noah Whisler, a young man whose journey from backyard rec games to...

Jasen Francillon: An Emerging Shotmaker Making Noise in Florida Hoops A skilled scorer, a steady leader, and a player who's battled his way from JV to varsity difference-maker, Jasen Francillon is now dominating the summer AAU circuit. I had the privilege of sitting down with Jasen to discuss his basketball journey so far. From humble beginnings to a pivotal transfer, he is finding his rhythm as one of Florida's most intriguing under-the-radar prospects. Early Beginnings and

Capturing memorable sports moments is an art form that resonates deeply with fans and athletes alike. In today’s fast-paced digital...

Daisy Throckmorton is making waves as a two-sport star at McClatchy High School. Excelling in basketball and flag football, she combines skill, leadership, and a drive to elevate girls' sports to new heights.

Woodland Christian’s Romello Bruhn is quietly putting together one of the most impressive careers in California high school hoops. With over 2,000 points already and a relentless work ethic, he’s proving he’s more than just a scorer. He is built for the next level.

Luke Rissling, The Swiss Army Knife of Green Bay West Two-way impact player leading the team in rushing yards, making defensive plays all...