Year: 2025

Multi Sports Kingdom — Saturday, November 15, 2025 Day 1 of the JR. 3SSB Northeast Regionals brought a packed schedule of competitive matchups across the 14U/8th Grade Gold division. Pool A featured teams from multiple states and programs with strong national reputations, and several groups opened the event by stacking wins and establishing early momentum. This recap breaks down what actually happened, based solely on results — including who won, who won multiple games, and which matchups proved the most competitive. Teams With Multiple Wins (Based on Score Results) Washington

Day 1 of the JR. 3SSB Northeast Regionals opened with high-energy matchups and strong early statements across the 11U/5th Grade Gold division. From defensive pressure to transition scoring, Saturday’s slate featured several dominant performances as teams fought to establish themselves in Pool A. Below is the full breakdown of Saturday’s top teams, standout results, and key Day 1 storylines. Top Performing Teams (Day 1) D-Up (PA) D-Up delivered the most dominant overall showing of Day 1. Their toughness, pace, and relentless defensive energy overwhelmed opponents in both matchups. A convincing

Multi Sports Kingdom — Saturday, November 15, 2025 Day 1 of the JR. 3SSB Northeast Regionals opened with strong pace, physical play, and several statement performances across the 12U/6th Grade division. From wire-to-wire defensive pressure to balanced team scoring, Saturday’s games featured a mix of dominant wins, tight finishes, and early contenders separating themselves in both Pool S and Pool G. Below is the full breakdown of the teams that impressed, the key results, and storylines heading into Day 2. Top Performing Teams Unity Legends (NJ) Unity Legends delivered one

13U/7th Grade Gold (Pool A) Saturday, November 15, 2025 – Multi Sports Kingdom Top Performers (Teams) Washington Warriors 3SSB Red (DC) – Undefeated, multiple dominant wins Washington Warriors 3SSB (DC) – Strong performances, big margins Wildcat Select (PA) – One of the top teams, multiple wins Team Loaded NC (NC) – Solid showings including a 69–57 win New Heights (NY) – Competitive, multiple wins Game Results Breakdown 8:00 AM KLow (PA) def. YM Athletics (NJ) — 48–28 10:00 AM KLow (PA) def. Trubalancehoops (CAN) — 11–10 Washington Warriors 3SSB (DC)

The Coalition Winter Basketball Series continues to gain momentum across North Texas — and the latest addition brings even more energy to the court. Hoop Dreams, a rapidly growing youth basketball organization, has officially joined the series, marking another major step in their journey to help young athletes develop their skills, confidence, and love for the game. Founded on the belief that basketball can be both fun and foundational, Hoop Dreams has quickly built a reputation for teaching the game “the right way.” Their program emphasizes discipline, fundamentals, teamwork, and

Garland, TX — Team Nexxxt continues to rise as one of North Texas’ most active and promising youth programs, focused on developing both boys and girls from 3rd through 10th grade. Led by Coach Tay and Coach Daryn, the program has built its foundation on player development, teamwork, and community. Now, Team Nexxxt is taking part in The Coalition Winter Basketball Series, an event powered by The Players Tribe that brings together programs from across the area for a winter season of growth, exposure, and competition. Building a Culture of

The We All Eat Thanksgiving Showcase hosted by Dallas Showtyme/FIVESTAR/Source of Sports is almost here. The energy around Dallas–Fort Worth is already building. On November 29–30–elite programs from across Texas will pack the Duncanville Fieldhouse for one of the most competitive fall tune-ups heading into winter circuits. 1st – HS Boys and girls programs will get three guaranteed games, putting their rosters to the test against top-tier talent. From hungry rising prospects to established names looking to sharpen their edge before the holiday break. This year’s event is expected to

In a camp full of rising talent and future stars, few players commanded the floor and the room like 2034 PG Shawn “Wick” McKnight during his homecoming appearance at Top Notch Camp in Chicago. Despite being one of the younger guards in the gym, Shawn played like a prospect years ahead of schedule. From the moment he stepped on the court, it was clear: his game travels, and he brought all of it with him. Shawn blended tight, controlled handle with confident shot-making, rarely rushed, never rattled. His ability to

The lights dimmed, the final horn sounded, and another Top Notch Camp (IL) is officially in the books. From the first drill to the championship runs, the gym was buzzing with energy. Hungry hoopers, competitive matchups, and a room full of prospects determined to make their mark. When the last shots fell and the crowds cleared, a handful of young athletes separated themselves. They didn’t just play well — they announced themselves. Here are the breakout performers who made a statement this weekend: 2030 SG Chad Carter Jr. Chad commanded

Illinois has been packed with talent this weekend as Top Notch Camp brought together some of the most skilled young guards in the Midwest and beyond. From elite ball-handlers to sharp decision-makers who control pace with maturity beyond their years, this group of point guards consistently delivered throughout camp. We spent the weekend courtside evaluating playmaking, leadership, IQ, and ability to impact the game on both ends. Here are several floor generals who stood out and made a strong impression. The point guard play in Illinois has been nothing short

One of the most recognized, competitive nationally recognized youth programs in the country, Sniper Gang Elite has officially announced its 2026 season schedule and once again, they’re going coast-to-coast in pursuit of the toughest competition in the nation. From Florida to Georgia, Missouri to Texas, the Snipers are stepping into every environment this season with confidence and a chip on their shoulder. Last August we had the chance to evaluate this group at the C2C / 1MH Finals, and they backed up the hype … high-motor guards, physical wings, and

2030 guard Niles Neumann put together a standout stretch at the SWAIC Kick Off. Suiting up on the HS Varsity stage as an 8th grader for New Wave Academy against EG3 Prep. On Thursday Neumann went for 40 points on only two misses,an incredible display of efficiency for any level. Let alone a middle-school prospect playing up. He shot the ball with confidence off the dribble, attacked the paint for clean finishes, and mixed in side-steps and step-backs to create separation. He consistently found ways to score the basketball and

We sat down with DJ Parker, a Class of 2030, 6’7” Guard from Duncanville High School / Drive Nation EYBL. A prospect who’s been on a steady rise and is quickly becoming one of the most intriguing young guards in the country. From size and early flashes… to skill, confidence, and production, DJ’s transformation hasn’t been accidental. It’s been earned. Interviewer: At what point did you realize you wanted to take basketball seriously? DJ Parker: “When I was about 7. That’s when I truly believed I could make it big

2031 5’6” PG Jahrrend Dös Arnold II made the trip from San Antonio to Dallas, TX, for this weekend’s Made Hoops South Academy, accompanied by several of his Arnold Elite Jr. 3SSB teammates from the 2029 and 2030 squads—where he consistently plays one and two age groups up. We had the opportunity to evaluate Jahrrend during Arizona’s first game of the camp day at 3:30 PM, and he impressed right away. His elite handle, ability to get to his midrange spots, and quick, balanced release stood out. He plays at

The DFW Elite MS Camp put on by Coach James Mitchell and Coach Ron Price didn’t disappoint. Plenty of high-level young prospects were in the building getting training and participating in the games, which seemed to be officiated pretty well, and the coaches really let the kids go out there and simply compete and get better. That’s what it’s about! The event featured a strong group of prospects across the 2030 class. Kourtlynd Bryan, Kayden Crook, and Kaleb Key each made their presence felt with consistent play and production throughout

The Jr P32 League has released its Winter Session schedule for the 2025–26 season featuring six major stops across the country with top-tier youth basketball competition and exposure opportunities. From Philadelphia to Dallas, the Jr P32 continues to set the bar for elite youth events, offering athletes a consistent, high-level experience that emphasizes competition, character, and opportunity. 🏀 Full Winter Session Schedule Philadelphia, PA — January 3–4 San Antonio, TX — January 10–11 Las Vegas, NV — January 24–25 Dallas, TX — February 14–15 Atlanta, GA — February 28–March 1

The 2031 class has great talent from across Texas, showing a range of skills that stand out in competitions. As the year goes on, we will keep a close eye on everyone through national events and our camps, tracking their growth and progress. These events help athletes gain exposure to college scouts and recruiters, improving their chances for success. With hardworking athletes and dedicated coaches, the future of this class is very promising.

Texas 2032 October Player Ranking Update is live! We look forward to continuing to track these high-upside prospects. In 7th grade each player will be numbered and the list will grow tremendously! Continue to develop and stay humble.

The 2033 update for the class is here, marking the beginning of this promising student athlete’s journey. This list will grow and change over the years as talented individuals improve and we refine our strategies for their growth. We are hopeful about the future for these young athletes.

Excited to share our Texas 2030 October Player Ranking Update! We have carefully reviewed player performances based on their recent games, skill growth, and contribution to their teams. This update showcases the best talent in the state and also features rising players making progress in their positions.

After a great grassroots season, we have decided to debut our Texas 2029 Player Ranking Update. We look forward to seeing the continued progress of the student-athletes below as we follow their journey’s from youth to HS, College, and more!

I had the opportunity to attend the EBC Texas Camp, and during my time on site several players caught my attention.  Among the standouts were Kaden Morton, Deiundre Peacock, Landon Atwater, Sean Blanchard, Riel Carpenter, and Donte Davis Jr., each showcasing their unique skills; Kendall Reed, who displayed a polished overall game; James Arpbul, CJ Davis, Chase Hodge, John Stefall, and Tre Mitchell, all making their presence felt; younger standouts Kardan Reed, Braxston Butler + more, who impressed with their crafty playmaking and finishing ability. Subscribe below to access the