by Patrick O'Brien | Nov 26, 2024 | Featured, George Lynch Invitational, News
Coach Frank Cantadore has simply proven himself as one of the top coaches in the state… year after year, he brings a unique group of talent that continues to compete for titles and make noise. So, to expect anything different this season would be going a bit outside...
by Patrick O'Brien | Nov 26, 2024 | Featured, George Lynch Invitational, News
Player: Sabree ScottClass: 2025School: Quality Education Even though the Class of 2025 is slowly starting to come to an end, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t plenty of players still left on the board that D1 programs should be looking at around the region. One...
by Patrick O'Brien | Nov 26, 2024 | Featured, George Lynch Invitational, News
2026 6’3 Yohance Connor (Combine Academy) We have talked about Connor time after time this season, and he continues to play at a high level. One can’t deny that his game has continued to elevate and develop, being a more complete guard on the court. But the way he...
by Patrick O'Brien | Nov 26, 2024 | Featured, George Lynch Invitational, News
2026 6’5 Markus Kerr (Chambers) Kerr has elevated his game to another level, showing his ability to be assertive but also play within the offense. Over the last month, he has really stepped up as an offensive weapon, scoring from all levels, operating with a smooth...
by Patrick O'Brien | Nov 25, 2024 | Featured, George Lynch Invitational, News
That question remains open but that really isn’t the point in this article, trying to answer that question. The point of this article is to dive into more of 2025 6’5 Madden Collins game and why he has been a huge stock riser so far this high school season. Collins...
by Patrick O'Brien | Nov 25, 2024 | Featured, George Lynch Invitational, News
2025 6’8 Kaden Hammond (TBS) Hammond has had back-to-back weekends of strong play, displayed touch and feel, being a leader on the court, excelling on the glass, and showing that he can be an effective big man in a variety of ways and areas on the court. Racked up two...
