City Is Mine brought some of New York’s best young talent to East Harlem on October 11, and the 4th and 5th grade divisions delivered. From crafty floor generals to physical bigs, our staff came away with a long list of names to know. Featured in this report: Jordan Johnson, Malakai Philip, Miles Patterson, Jacob Howard, Bronx McBride, Langston Hemingway, Barry Cooke, Ethan Monsalve, Seth Arroyo, Kamanie Senior, Noah Gentles, Brock Hamilton, Rising Stars #16, Karter Evans, Trey Fason, LJ Xifaras Jr., Jayce Rhoden, Khalif Gethers Jr., Liam Paul, and
Day: October 11, 2026
Coach Saint was courtside at Pick A Ball Sports Complex in South Florida, and 20 prospects from the 2030 through 2033 classes earned a spot in our notebook. Daily Grind led the way with Barukh Previlon, Brandon Alston, Cameron Nelson, Nathan Soto, Lyric Jacques, Kevin Scott and Kendon Hayes. XPC Elite was represented by Jordan Curry, Tyrell Javan Charles, RJ Salmon and Sean Kinsey, and Florida Soldiers by Asaiah McKenzie, Zayden Phillip and Brayden Albert. Davis Elite’s Theodore Delle and Demarco Cornish, Unknown’s Joao Matarazzo and AJ Seese, Rebels’ Dylan
Saturday at Next Era League produced two games decided by one or two possessions. Big Energy outlasted Hype Squad 60-56 by owning the glass and winning the shot-volume battle, and Next Wave held off Run It Up 30-27 behind a dominant interior performance. Both games gave our staff plenty to break down. Featured in this report: Sean Blanchard, Quentin Jacobs, Clarence Moore, Jordan Spencer, Nikolai Gilbert, Steven Luckey III, Simeon Choi, Kaden Davis, Yo Ble, Marley Linsy, Ren Hughes, King Hosey, Corbin Cazalas, Landon Atwater, Jamil Hall, Robert Montgomery, Camden

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