Phenom Hoops College Basketball Coverage
College programs should be ALL OVER 2023 6’8 Matai Baptiste
Player: Matai BaptisteClass: 2023Height: 6’8School: Orangeville PrepSocial Media: Twitter As a basketball scout, there are plenty of times that we come across players that many haven’t heard of, but it doesn’t take long to see that they are a player that can play at the next level. Back in July of 2021, we got our first viewing of 2023 6’8 Matai Baptiste, who was playing for Vaughn and...
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Fundamentally sound big man: 2022 6’8 Nordin Kapic (TSF)
Player: Nordin KapicClass: 2022Height: 6’8Position: ForwardSchool: The Skill Factory Looking at another prospect from our weekend in Rock Hill for the Phenom PG Nationals, 2022 6’8 Nordin Kapic was certainly an instant attraction with his play on the court. The senior big man gained our scouts’ attention when he first went off for 25 points to help lead his team, showing his fluid skillset on...
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Unsigned Senior Spotlight: Demarco Bethea (Dillon HS)
Phenom Hoops spoke with Bethea to learn more about his thoughts on the season, his game, and much more with his recruitment, as the senior has certainly been catching eyes with his stellar play this season. See what he had to say.
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Phenom Spotlight: 2022 Kidd Brizek (Powdersville, SC)
Player: Kidd BrizekHeight: 6’7Class: 2022School: Powdersville (SC) Stats: 20.6 points per game/ 8.4 rebounds per game/ 2.1 assists per gameGPA: 4.3 South Carolina Top 80 Evaluation: “Onto a player that possesses a pretty useful amount of skill, particularly for his size/position, Kidd Brizek. He’s a long, wiry, fairly well-rounded forward prospect with nice offensive versatility and the ability...
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Quick Shooter: 2021 Charlie Miller (Lumberton)
Sometimes, it just takes time for a player to showcase his full arsenal in his game. As an unsigned senior, 2021 Charlie Miller from Lumberton, is one that has been playing at a high level as a senior, leading the Pirates all the way to the Final Four in the 4A Division.
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