California Ramel Lloyd Jr., a 6-foot-6 Calabasas High freshman guard, helps boys' basketball team win Marmonte League title. Calabassas (19-9) will face Crespi (23-6) in the first round of the CIFSS 2018-19 Basketball, Boys Division 1 on Feb. 8th at 11 pm. Bryce Zephir helped turn around Santa Monica (20-7) who finished second in the Ocean conference. SaMo is set to take on Capistrano Valley (16-10) in the 2019 CIF-SS FORD BOYS BASKETBALL DIVISION 2AA CHAMPIONSHIPS.
FLORIDA Jahsean Corbett scored 16 points for Poinciana (15-7) in the win or Tavares (2-18), 66-38. Poinciana will host Osceola on Friday to be crowned OBC Champions. Je'hvonni Hogan Avant Garde Academy (17-3) Jovaughn Douglas and Sanford Seminole (18-4) J-Quan Ferrol, Jemal Davis, Kimani McIntosh, Ky'Ode Walters, Jemoi Davis Okeechobee (18-4) play Clewiston today. http://www.maxpreps.com/video/watch.aspx?videoid=5fd47efa-665f-454e-bacd-b9c6a514b45d Keniyah Attidore- Meyers Orange HS (14-9) Shukiou Sprauve, Boone HS (10-10) Steven Burr and Oak Ridge HS (15-5) overwhelmed Winter Park 81-48 in the regular-season finale. The reigning Class 9A state champion got scoring from nine players in its final tune-up before it hosts next week's Class 9A, District 5 tournament.
VIRGINIA Amir Nesbitt ofVirginia Academy (15-12) had a great week taking unofficial visits to North Texas and Baylor University. The 2020 guard has committed to represent the Virgin Islands in international competition this summer in the Pan American games. Kylah Franklin and the 11th ranked Bishop Ireton (17-7) has rebounded from three consecutive losses with a 65-54 win over Elizabeth Seton. Naja Ngongba and Paul VI JV sits at 13-3
TEXAS J'Wan Roberts and Killeen Shoemaker (28-5) is ranked 16th in Class 6A Public School Boys in the state of Texas by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches for the week of Feb. 4. De'Jah and Da'Jah Vigilante are juniors at Fort Bend Bush (16-15)
GEORGIA Ja'Shir Kean and Stephenson is set to face Mt. Zion Wednesday in the 2019 Boys Region 4 AAAAAA Tournament. JaRon Charles and Creekside HS defeated Northgate, 79-73 in the first round of region playoffs. The journey continues on Wednesday on the road versus Douglas County. N'Fari Benjamin and Rabun Gap (14-14) got mauled by Christ School, 66-41, Tuesday night. Charkim Joseph and New Faith (18-9) K'Shouri Hodge, Jer'Maya Moore and Hapeville Charter (17-8) season came to an end falling to Washington. Moore has two more years in high school. 'Sad to say but it's officially over,' said the senior Hodge. 'It was a tough loss, again, but we knew we had all odds against us. I can honestly say we fought to the end and came up short. I love each person on the team from players to coaches and even managers. Love y'all.'
ILLINOIS Champaign Central 85, St. Thomas More 35. The host Maroons (12-9) produced their largest point total of the season when taking down the Sabers (12-13) in a non-league event. Khailieo Terry (23 points) reached double figures for Central, which drained 16 three-pointers.
COLORADO Aubree Raimer and the #7 ranked in 4A Greeley Central (19-1) roughed up Niwot, 45-23. Raimer, a senior, is averaging 7.4 points and almost ten rebounds (9.4) per outting. 'This team is legit,' said Raimer. 'As the season goes by, we're slowly working on turnovers and we're still working on our defense, but I think overall we definitely played a great game with defense and with turnovers.'
MARYLAND Zion Ware and Stone Bridge battled back from a 15 point deficit to beat John Champe 76-72. Stone bridge has now won 5 out of 6 at the right time. https://twitter.com/i/status/1092970381764411393
The International Basketball Federation announced San Juan, Puerto Rico, as host city of the Centrobasket U17 Championships 2019. The historic Coliseo Roberto Clemente will serve as backdrop for the men's tournament that will take place July 24-28. The Centrobasket U17 Championship will feature the participation of Bahamas, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. The top three teams from the Centrobasket U17 Championships will qualify t... [read more]
The International Basketball Federation announced San Juan, Puerto Rico, as host city of the Centrobasket U17 Championships 2019.
The historic Coliseo Roberto Clemente will serve as backdrop for the men's tournament that will take place July 24-28.
The Centrobasket U17 Championship will feature the participation of Bahamas, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
The top three teams from the Centrobasket U17 Championships will qualify to the FIBA U18 Americas Championships 2020.
St. Thomas Jaguars finished in 15th place in the 2019 International Small Fry Tournament. Game 25: St. Thomas 51, Caguas Libac 26 (15th Place) Kareem Pinney led a balanced effort with nine points and Jaden Dowe added eight to lead St. Thomas to 15th place. Caguas, which never recovered after being outscored, 14-2, in the second period, got 11 points from Bryan Rivera. Game 19: Highwood 34, St. Thomas, VI 22 Zach Friedman tallied 13 points to pace the Heat in a defensive struggle. For th... [read more]
Game 25: St. Thomas 51, Caguas Libac 26 (15th Place) Kareem Pinney led a balanced effort with nine points and Jaden Dowe added eight to lead St. Thomas to 15th place. Caguas, which never recovered after being outscored, 14-2, in the second period, got 11 points from Bryan Rivera.
Game 19: Highwood 34, St. Thomas, VI 22 Zach Friedman tallied 13 points to pace the Heat in a defensive struggle. For the Jaguars, Jordan Fleming led the way with six points.
Tuesday'sSmall Fry Results Game 8: Chicago Heights 48, St. Thomas, VI 21 Jamison Coulter clicked for 12 points and Aaron Harvey added 10 markers to spark the Green Streaks, who jumped to a 27-8 advantage by the intermission. The Jaguars were led by Nitsuh Williams with nine points. Game 15: Naranjito 52, St. Thomas, VI 35 Behind 11 points from Ecrezer Gonzalez, Naranjito prevailed by using a 20-5 differential in the second quarter. St. Thomas was sparked by Nitshu Williams with eight poi... [read more]
Tuesday's Small Fry Results Game 8: Chicago Heights 48, St. Thomas, VI 21 Jamison Coulter clicked for 12 points and Aaron Harvey added 10 markers to spark the Green Streaks, who jumped to a 27-8 advantage by the intermission. The Jaguars were led by Nitsuh Williams with nine points.
Game 15: Naranjito 52, St. Thomas, VI 35 Behind 11 points from Ecrezer Gonzalez, Naranjito prevailed by using a 20-5 differential in the second quarter. St. Thomas was sparked by Nitshu Williams with eight points.
Wednesday, April 17: Game 19: Highwood vs. St. Thomas, VI, 10:15 a.m.
St. Thomas Jaguars members: Nitsuh Williams, Ajai Larcheveaux, Devonte Freeman, Darius Peets, Isreal Poleon, Jordan Fleming, Rekai Huyghue, Kareem Pinney, Lorenz Penn, Jaden Dowe, Eury Nunes, Akydo Nielle, Head Coach Fred Kopko and Assistant Coach Wayne Harvey.
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