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Programs Catching the Attention: Phenom Challenge
Upward Stars Upstate 2026 Dawkins There was plenty of representation from the Upward Stars organization at the Phenom Challenge, and there was plenty to walk away from the event. Watching this team at the event, they put on a show and they absolutely competed. We had an opportunity to watch them in the championship game vs. Upward Stars EYBL 2027, eventually taking home the impressive win. This...
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Team United 2027 EYBL looking to be a force nationally once again
Team United 2027 EYBL has certainly found tremendous success and this is a team that is looking to make yet another statement this season. Loaded with rising talent, they put on a show at the #PhenomHoopStateChallenge. Check out the highlights. Make sure you subscribe to the Phenom Hoops YouTube...
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2027 Joshua Leonard (Upward Stars) has the pedigree to be special
Player: Joshua LeonardClass: 2027Height: 6’7AAU: Upward StarsHigh School: Wilson High School The talent down in South Carolina continues to impress, and Phenom Hoops had a chance to check out some of the big-time talent from the state this past weekend at the Phenom Challenge. One player that we were eager to see was 2027 Joshua Leonard from Wilson High School and who is suiting up with Upward...
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Five Young Prospects from Phenom Hoop State Challenge
6’8 ’27 Niko Bratton (Team United) After getting our first viewing of Bratton, it’s easy to see his path towards being a noteworthy prospect. At 6-foot-8, he’s already strong, fluid, and athletic with the necessary motor and nose for the ball to cause constant problems for opponents. Bratton possesses an excellent frame and moves like a perimeter player on the court. That being said, he’s...
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2025 Joy Egbuna (Lake Ridge HS, TX) starting off the season in a big way
Lady Phenom continues to expand its coverage around the country, and we head down to Lake Ridge High School to talk to 2025 Joy Egbuna, a 6’4 prospect who has been garnering a lot of attention this summer. She has added multiple offers early on this summer, as we recently spoke to her about all the latest and more about her game. Player: Joy EgbunaClass: 2025Height: 6’4School: Lakeridge...
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Young Names To Watch: Phenom Challenge (Class of 2028)
2028 CJ Moore (Upward Stars): Moore continues to play extremely well and brings a balanced yet versatile game to the court. Watching him on several occasions, he has shown that he can play and operate multiple positions. With his size, he has shown that he can operate and be an option down low in the paint as well as on the boards, but he has also shown the ability to play multiple positions,...
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Destined for Stardom: 1-on-1 with CJ Rosser
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops hosted our annual Hoop State Challenge in Bermuda Run, North Carolina. The event proved to be loaded with talent from all ages and highlighted several of the top teams/players in the state. Among those players, CJ Rosser was as appealing as anyone on display. Yesterday, we wrote, “Although there were a lot of enticing young players, CJ Rosser the most impressive...
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Name to Know: Bentley Lusakueno (Alabama Fusion/Pace Academy)
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops had the opportunity to watch some young, up-and-coming stars from the Jr. EYBL. Despite only a few game slots, there were a ton of notable prospects on display. It’s arguable that evaluating these kids prior to the start of their respective high school careers is the most important time to project potential growth. We could create a long list of prospects we...
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Unsigned Senior Standouts from Phenom Hoop State Challenge
6’6 Jeff Clark (NC Spartans) Given his continued production into the travel ball season, it’s shocking Clark hasn’t captured the attention of more college coaches. He’s a long, mobile wing/forward who simply finds ways to impact a game. Clark finishes, rebounds at a constant rate, and defends multiple positions. He’s a useful shooter and threat off the bounce. Clark utilizes his length and motor...
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Making a Name for Themselves: Phenom Challenge (Class of 2026)
2026 Dillon Mason (Upward Stars Carolina): Mason introduced himself more with Phenom Hoops at the event, as the 6’4 prospect seems to be just scratching the surface of what he could be in the end. He really was able to shine on both sides of the ball, using his size well, being active on the glass, showing his ability to step out, having the ability to get downhill and finish, and simply being...
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Start Looking at More: Phenom Challenge (Class of 2025)
2025 DaRon Dunbar (Stars Gold): Dunbar consistently has gotten it done and does so in a variety of ways. Dunbar brings a nice blend of physicality, ability to create, and skill to the court that can’t be denied. However you play him, he can find ways to produce, whether it is using his physical frame to body defenders up and finish around the basket, showcasing athleticism out in transition, and...
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Putting in the Hard Work: Isaiah Sy
Going back not long ago, Phenom Hoops introduced and talked on several occasions Isaiah Sy, who was playing at Combine Academy. He was an intriguing prospect for sure with his 6’7 frame and shot-making ability, but he still went a bit under the radar. But he has a story to share that I believe shares more about the hard work he has put in, taking advantage of the opportunity in front of...
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