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POB’s Eye Catchers from Grassroots TOC: Day 3
Umar Lawson 2022 Caden Fitzgibbons (NC Spartans Hartzell): Fitzgibbons continues to have a tremendous weekend, really filling up the boxscore, moving well without the ball, creating for himself, and simply putting points on the board. His production has been consistent all throughout the weekend and should be one to really monitor throughout this summer. 2022 Jevon Long (Next Level SC):...
read moreSouth Mecklenburg Advances to NCHSAA 4A Quarterfinals
On Thursday night, South Mecklenburg traveled to Hough in a NCHSAA 4A Sweet 16 matchup. South Mecklenburg entered the game with a 5-2 record, while Hough came in with a 7-2 record. Both teams have built a reputation for executing on the offensive end and playing great team basketball, so we knew it was going to be a great game to watch.
read morePhenom Game Report: South Meck vs. Independence
Second game of the night, South Meck and Independence battled it out in the Charlotte area to start the playoffs on the public-school side.
read moreTop Unsigned Prospects in North Carolina’s Class of 2021 (Part Three)
6’7 Saiquone Harris (Word of God) In terms of raw talent, there is no real questions surrounding Harris and his massive long-term upside. At 6-foot-7, he’s undeniably skilled for his size with athleticism, toughness, and useful offensive versatility. Harris handles the ball well, displays solid vision, and actively mixes up his approach as a three-level scorer. He’s great in transition and...
read moreSimply put, 2021 6’9 Joseph Ferrante (South Meck) produces
The season has finally arrived for public schools and Phenom Hoops certainly couldn’t wait to get out and see more talent around the state. One of the first stops this year was for an upcoming program in South Meck, as head coach Gary Hall looks to have the Sabres heading in the right direction.
read morePhenom Game Report: Ardrey Kell vs. South Meck (Recap/Standouts)
Phenom Hoops hit the road once again, this time coming to the Charlotte area for a highly-anticipated matchup between Ardrey Kell, who looks to loaded this season and is hoping to have a big season, and South Meck, a rising program under new head coach Gary Hall.
read moreNorth Carolina Top 80 Camp Evaluations: Team 1
Team 1 Coach: Rod Bridgers #0: 6’2 ’22 Elijah Jamison (Liberty Heights) Starting things off, we look at a player that has proven himself as easily one of the toughest, most prolific scorers in the state, Elijah Jamison. He’s a strong, rugged, downhill guard prospect with the ability to access and convert nearly any shot from inside the arc. Jamison is quick and crafty enough to get by...
read morePlayer Standouts at NC Top 80 v. SC Top 80
Jamarii Thomas- The tough, heady point guard prospect offered a very consistent two-way presence, overwhelming opponents with his motor and toughness. Thomas attacks the basket very well and displays a strong balance between scoring and playmaking. He’s great in the open floor and shows a willingness to make hustle plays. Julian Kiett- It’s somewhat perplexing to try and understand why Kiett...
read morePhenom Open Gym: South Meck
We have heard the early buzz around South Meck and it starts with head coach Gary Hall, one of the top coaches in the country who is now looking to make his mark in North Carolina with the Sabres. He has the winning pedigree and knowledge of the game, and it seems that he has earned some early traction with the program now.
read moreBendel’s Best: Phenom Queen City Showcase
The Phenom Hoops’ travel schedule is officially back in full swing, as we traveled down to the Rock Hill Sports and Events Center in Rock Hill, South Carolina for our Queen City Showcase this past weekend. There was an abundance of talent in the gym, which led to numerous standout performers across the weekend. This article will take a closer, more detailed look at some of those personal...
read moreEvening Standouts at Day One of Phenom Queen City Showcase
6’0 ’21 Khalil Brantley (Mint Hill Lakers) There should be no disputing the notion that Brantley was the most utterly dominant performer from this contest. He’s a compact guard with quickness, craftiness, and the ability to generate shots (and convert) from anywhere on the floor. Brantley gets downhill whenever he wants, displays great athleticism, and makes a ton of plays in transition. ...
read moreCollege Coaches need to watch QCAA 17u at Queen City Showcase
Rock Hill will be loaded with talent and Phenom Hoops wants to not only get everyone ready for an exciting event but also make sure we provide exposure for teams and players all throughout. We start previewing teams and players that coaches and fans will want to check out at the event.
read moreDue for a Jump: 6’9 Joseph Ferrante
Each year in North Carolina, rankings are in constant fluctuation due to the amount of prospects that either drastically improve, find a new setting, or maximize an unforeseen opportunity. Sometimes, none of these apply to the actual circumstances. However, this article series will take a look at some of the most worthy prospects due for a likely jump in our rankings. Starting with North...
read moreGetting to Know: 2021 6’9 Joseph Ferrante
Continuing our look at players all around North Carolina, we check out 2021 6’9 Joseph Ferrante from South Meck high school and Team Loaded 704.
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