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Is Northwest Guilford Back on the Rise'
Given how things fluctuated throughout the high school basketball landscape over the last decade or so, many teams have dealt with real ups and downs. While it’s often more applicable to public-school squads, we’ve even seen private and independent schools losing their kids to programs from other states. This is nothing new. However, there should be optimism about the general restoration of...
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Notable Juniors Poised for a Breakout Season
6’6 Keyonee Terry (Crossroads Christian) There are a lot of intriguing prospects within this class, and that certainly includes Terry. He possesses obvious physical appeal with his blend of length, fluidity, and athleticism. Terry has the necessary size and instincts to toggle between multiple positions defensively. He forces turnovers at a healthy rate and pushes transition play whenever...
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Coastal Carolina Secures Pair of North Carolina Commitments
Last week, Coach Gray and Coastal Carolina came into North Carolina and secured commitments from Q Williams (Forsyth Country Day) and Jordan Buzzard (Carmel Christian). Both players held multiple Division I offers, but decided to call it for the Chanticleers. This article will take a closer look at what each guy could potentially bring to the table… In looking at Williams, he’s a smart, smaller...
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Chambers Shifts to New Leadership
Arguably, no public-school program in North Carolina has seen more talent come through their doors over the last few years than Chambers. They’ve had players like Jaylen Curry, Daniel Sanford, Daniel Ransom, Maurio Hanson, Trey Green, Nick Dorn, Osvaldo Haynes, Tarris Bouie, Markus Kerr, and countless other college-level players. However, the recent departures of Bouie and Kerr leave Coach...
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Is Geren Holmes a Top-Ten Player in North Carolina’s Class of 2027'
Opportunity is one of the most important things in life. We see a job, connection, or general circumstances as a newfound chance to seize what we value. Basketball is no different, particularly in today’s world. There are countless examples of players taking advantage of fresh opportunities to properly spread their wings. Oftentimes, these situations involve reclassifying, transferring schools,...
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A Star in the Making: 2029 Jaiyana Bogan-Jacobs (Dream City)
Player: Jaiyana Bogan-JacobsClass: 2029AAU: Dream City Offers: Arizona State, Louisville, SMU, Arizona, Alabama Talk about a player impressing us at the US Open Basketball Championships in Kansas City this past weekend… 2029 5’11 Jaiyana Bogan-Jacobs is already a name worth watching and that will only continue to be seen as she will be regarded as one of the premier talents in the country in the...
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Tyler Lewis 1-on-1 with 2030 Nick Kendalls (Davidson Day)
TL: Tyler Lewis with Nick Kendalls, a rising eighth-grader, who is playing JV basketball with Davidson Day this year. How do you feel this season will go for you' NK: I think it’s going to go great and I think we are going to have a really good season and really just perform out there. TL: Playing the travel ball season for Team CP3, what’s the difference between travel basketball and high...
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Does Greensboro Day Have the Most Talent in North Carolina'
Given the history of success the Greensboro Day School Bengals have enjoyed throughout Coach Freddy Johnson’s nearly 50 years at the helm, folks naturally assume the on-court product will eventually start to decline. However, they clearly have different plans. Although one could still argue that the 2016-17 crew (JP Morman, Will Dillard, John Newman, Jordan Perkins, Solomon Smith, and several...
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What More Do Coaches Want from Ian Bailey'
Every few years, a player will come through the North Carolina high school scene who is universally loved, yet lacks the deserved recruitment. Think back to guys like Chase Lowe or Toby Harris and how they struggled to collect offers. Sure, they weren’t perfect players but there was an obvious gap between their actual ability and what coaches seemed to think. Fast-forward to now, and both guys...
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Hudson Heim is Next: Intangibles, Size, and Star Power in 2030
Phenom Hoops had a tremendous opportunity to go out to Kansas City to check in and help out with the US Open Basketball. It was terrific to check out new talent from all over the country once again, learning plenty of new names and new programs. One player that garnered our attention quickly and throughout the tournament was 2030 6’5 Hudson Heim with KC Run GMC. We had high praise after Day 1,...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2028/2029) Part Two
6’6 ’28 Roman Solheim (Northwest Guilford) In terms of intrigue, Solheim was easily one of the most enticing standouts on display. He’s a very smart, skilled forward who sets the tone with his effort, well-rounded skillset, and leadership by example. Solheim is able to naturally cause matchup problems for opponents. He knows how to initiate the offense, create for himself and others, and assert...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2028)
6’8 ’28 Chase Smith (Queens Grant) After one of the most productive freshman campaigns throughout North Carolina, Smith looks even better entering his sophomore season. He’s a very strong, skilled forward/post player with impressive polish and a reliable two-way presence. Smith finishes well with both hands and plays above the rim as needed. He’s comfortable at scoring out of the post or spacing...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2027) (Part Two)
6’5 ’27 Bryce Chapman (Bishop McGuinness) There are a lot of guys who have the potential for breakout seasons, and that certainly includes Chapman. In addition to growing and getting stronger, Chapman’s game is evolving. He’s always been a quality finisher with the ability to move without the ball and score around the basket. However, his game is expanding towards the perimeter. Chapman...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2027)
6’7 ’27 Braden Miller (Lake Norman) Given the structure of the new-look Lake Norman, folks should expect Miller to take a considerable leap forward, both in terms of production and leadership. He’s a skilled forward with a strong body and terrific polish as an offensive cog. Miller finishes well with both hands around the basket, but can also space the floor or attack opposing big men off the...
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2027 Keyonee Terry Proving to be an Athletic Scoring Threat with Growing Confidence and Versatility
It has been nearly two years since Phenom Hoops introduced everyone to 2027 Keyonee Terry, and more people are starting to really catch on to this young man’s potential. Recently, Terry announced that he would be transferring to Crossroads Christian after having a sensational sophomore campaign in which he averaged 18ppg, 6apg, 7rpg, and 3spg. And he has only continued to flourish this summer...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2026) Part Three
6’4 ’26 Kingston Beale (Garner) It’s easy to see the appeal of someone like Beale, who has the size, athleticism, and versatility to do a lot of different things on the court. At 6-foot-4, he’s a very malleable piece. Due to his motor and quality nose for the ball, Beale defends and rebounds much bigger than his listed height. He knows how to outwork opponents for loose balls and extra...
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2027 Aiden Rochevot Emerges as a Crafty Playmaker and Scoring Threat at Phenom Team Camp
Phenom Team Camp continues to bring new names on one of the biggest platforms, and a guard that introduced himself over the last two weeks has been 2027 Aiden Rochevot from Northwest Cabarrus. Last year as a sophomore, Rochevot averaged 12.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 1.5 steals per game in helping lead his team to a 16-11 overall record. And after a strong season, we are eager to...
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2026 Pavlo Markiv Set to Anchor Asheville Christian with Paint Presence and High Motor
Asheville Christian has been an intriguing program over the years, bringing some strong names to the courts and under-the-radar prospects for college programs. And that trend doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon. Last year, 2025 Liviu Anton was an under-the-radar prospect who ultimately reached the next level at Milligan. This year, Asheville Christian may have another prospect to keep an...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2026) Part Two
6’1 ’26 CJ Jones (Dudley) Given the massive load he burdens for this group, it should come as no surprise to see Jones continuing to expand as a leader. He’s a tough, polished, well-rounded guard who sets the tone on both ends of the floor. Jones operates as the main creator offensively and applies quality scoring pressure from all levels. He’s able to get downhill and finish, set up others, or...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp Session II (2026)
6’3 ’26 Jaelin Smith (TW Andrews) If anyone should be poised for a productive senior campaign, it’s Smith. He was already the clear, undisputed leader and focal point for this group, yet looks prepared to take yet another step forward. Only 16 years old, Smith possesses a strong body with long arms, fluid athleticism, and the ability to consistently impact the game on both ends of the floor....
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Hickory Ridge Preparing for Big Year
What to Watch at Phenom Team Camp Session II This upcoming weekend, Phenom Hoops will travel to Bermuda Run, North Carolina, to host our annual June Team Camp (Session II). The event always features a slew of the most talented teams and individuals within the Carolinas, and this year’s will be no different. Leading up to the event, we will take a closer look at players and subplots to monitor....
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Under New Leadership: Darrion Holloway Building Culture at Gaston Day
Now that we’ve reached June, the high school season is rapidly approaching. Between player movement, coaching changes, and realignments for public school classifications, this might be the most anticipated season since Covid. We’ve already seen several coaches take new jobs, but it feels like not enough people are talking about the magnitude of Darrion Holloway accepting the head coaching...
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AJ Morman Ready to Take Over for Southern Durham
What to Watch at Phenom Team Camp Session II This upcoming weekend, Phenom Hoops will travel to Bermuda Run, North Carolina, to host our annual June Team Camp (Session II). The event always features a slew of the most talented teams and individuals within the Carolinas, and this year’s will be no different. Leading up to the event, we will take a closer look at players and subplots to monitor....
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Dory Hines Makes Coaching Debut for Myers Park
What to Watch at Phenom Team Camp Session II This upcoming weekend, Phenom Hoops will travel to Bermuda Run, North Carolina, to host our annual June Team Camp (Session II). The event always features a slew of the most talented teams and individuals within the Carolinas, and this year’s will be no different. Leading up to the event, we will take a closer look at players and subplots to monitor....
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Reidsville Eyeing Another Dominant Season
What to Watch at Phenom Team Camp Session II This upcoming weekend, Phenom Hoops will travel to Bermuda Run, North Carolina, to host our annual June Team Camp (Session II). The event always features a slew of the most talented teams and individuals within the Carolinas, and this year’s will be no different. Leading up to the event, we will take a closer look at players and subplots to monitor....
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Queens Grant Young Core Ready for Next Step
What to Watch at Phenom Team Camp Session II This upcoming weekend, Phenom Hoops will travel to Bermuda Run, North Carolina, to host our annual June Team Camp (Session II). The event always features a slew of the most talented teams and individuals within the Carolinas, and this year’s will be no different. Leading up to the event, we will take a closer look at players and subplots to monitor....
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Kaharri Coleman, Chacho Womack Emerging as National Prospects
Kaharri Coleman Chacho Womack It’s amazing how quickly things can change in high school basketball. Whether players relocating, individuals developing, or something completely different, there’s never a dull moment in the grassroots landscape. Right now, the majority of kids can be seen playing with their high school programs at team camps or the association-specific events hosted by the NCHSAA...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp
6’9 ‘27 Charles Pur (The Burlington School) Everyone should already be well-informed about Pur and his high-level status as a prospect. Although much of the recent buzz is surrounding his transfer to The Burlington School, it’s been a seamless transition as expected. Pur is shining as a dominant leader with skill, athleticism, and an incredibly impactful two-way game. He scores in every possible...
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Diamond in the Rough: Kamari Nicholson Bursting onto the Scene
There are so many options in today’s high school basketball landscape. Parents and players are constantly being encouraged to seek out new situations more than ever before. The period from April to June is now considered an extremely important stretch for coaches (both college and high school) to secure next season’s roster. Numerous players have already made moves to new destinations while...
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Player Standouts at Phenom Team Camp (Class of 2026)
6’9 ‘26 Nicholas McLean (Winston-Salem Christian) There’s a lot to like with McLean, especially considering that he’s starting to visibly tap into his long-term upside. He’s a long, wiry forward with an enticing blend of size, skill, and athleticism. At 6-foot-9, he’s becoming a real mismatch for opponents. McLean is a knockdown shooter with quality feel and developing ball skills. He regularly...
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