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HoopState League Week 4
September 28-29, 2024
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October 19, 2024
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Why Alex Pissis Should Be a Priority for Division I Coaches
There are so many attributes that define a basketball player. Whether size, shooting, defense, rebounding, or various other traits, there are several things coaches desire and choose to pursue. However, a player’s mentality is arguably as significant as anything. Certain players are simply wired different, and that can usually be seen on the court. Take Alex Pissis, for example. He’s a new name...
read morePhenom Commitment Alert: 2025 Jamias Ferere heading to Gardner-Webb
Each and every time Phenom Hoops gets to report or sees a commitment from a player we have seen over the years, it is always a fantastic day. It is great to see players achieve their goal to play at the next level and it is such a great accomplishment for that player. Here is the latest commitment. Player: Jamias FerereClass: 2025Committed to: Gardner-Webb “Ferere can reliably pass,...
read moreNew Names to Start Tracking: Hoop State Fall League Championships
2028 Micah Gunter (Greensboro Day) When talking about one of the better shooters we saw when it comes to younger prospects, Gunter is one that will find his name on that list. Though he is one of the younger prospects on the roster, he shows that he isn’t afraid to step up to the challenges and show that he can produce for his team. He has tremendous confidence in his ability to get to his...
read moreBig Stockrisers from Hoop State League Championships
2026 Cameron Thompson (Chambers) Thompson really opened more eyes with his impact and play this weekend. At 6’4, Thompson brings such tremendous value to the court for his team, knowing how to make his game felt in a variety of ways. He can be an effective scorer inside and out, along with tremendous athleticism that allows him to make plays on both sides of the ball. But overall, it is his...
read moreD1 College Prospects to have on your Radar: Hoop State Fall League Championships
2025 Israel Eatman (Green Level) We have said on so many occasions that Eatman should be a player who gets more looks as a D1 prospect, and he continued to prove that narrative this past weekend in the Fall League Championships. Eatman flourishes as a high IQ guard who knows how to be that strong playmaker for himself as well as others on the court. He makes good decisions, takes what is...
read moreHoop State Fall League Championships
Gold Championships Cougars vs. G-Town It was the final game of the Fall League, and both teams were looking to be crowned champion heading into the season. Two of the top teams were in action with Cougars vs. G-Town, and the intensity was there from the beginning. Cougars came out strong with an early lead led by their strong duo of Tarris Bouie and Markus Kerr, but it was G-Town that really...
read morePhenom Exposure Camp Evaluations: Team 14
Team 14 Coach: Dre Simmons #4: 5’0 ’30 Lawrence Rouse (Hickory Ridge) Starting off, we look at a player who consistently made the most of his opportunities on the court, Lawrence Rouse. He’s a young, scrappy guard who plays with a high motor and operates within the flow of the action. Rouse defended with energy, pursued loose balls, and knocked down open jumpers. Next in his development process...
read morePhenom Exposure Camp Evaluations: Team 13
Team 13 Coach: Ethan Reece #3: 4’11 ’30 Liam Primus (Franklin Academy) Starting off, we look at a player who made a quality impact despite being one of the smallest campers on display, Liam Primus. He’s a skilled, unselfish guard prospect with quickness and smooth perimeter shooting ability. Primus was able to attack off the dribble and finish around the basket, but was arguably at his best in...
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