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Hard-Nosed and Hungry: Harvest Development Earning Attention at Phenom LIVE
Phenom Hoops LIVE took over Raleigh in a major way, packing out the Raleigh Convention Center with 20 courts of non-stop hoops action and a buzz that echoed throughout the weekend. With emerging talent from across the region taking the stage, this wasn’t just another event — it was a proving ground. College coaches were courtside, scouting the next wave of stars, and the intensity on the floor...
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Early Impact: 2028 Prospects Looking to Shake Up NCISAA Hoops (Part 2)
The Class of 2028 may still be early in their high school journeys, but several players across the NCISAA are already making their presence felt. Whether it’s through production, physical tools, or high-level flashes, these young prospects are positioning themselves as names to watch in North Carolina. As programs begin to reload and prepare for the season, this group is quietly building...
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Plenty of Intrigue: Harvest Development Academy
This past weekend, Phenom Hoops traveled to the Raleigh Convention Center to host our annual G3 Live Showcase. The event featured over 280 teams across several age groups. College coaches of all levels were able to attend and extend scholarships to worthy prospects. Among those teams was Harvest Development Academy, which continues to visibly improve throughout the travel ball season. The squad...
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POB’s Eye Catchers: Young/New Names to watch (Phenom Stay Positive)
2028 Colinn Morris (Harvest Skill Development) Morris has been solid to start the travel ball season, as he brings a steady presence and controls the offense well for his team. He is a steady floor general who plays with pace, makes good reads and sees the floor, plays under control, and finds ways to be an effective option offensively as well. Coaches son who seems to understand the game well...
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Takeaways from the John Wall Holiday Invitational
The Hype is Real with Christ School While they’re already the consensus top team in the state, the Christ School Greenies looked like a team playing on a different level from their peers at the John Wall. They had four players rank in the top 10 of all players in +/-, despite being one of four teams to only play two games in the tournament. Their roster is constructed in an incredibly meticulous...
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