by Admin | Oct 21, 2019 | Featured, News, Virginia Phenom 150 (Fall)
Twitter: @AlphonzoBillups Instagram: @fatsgocrazzy To all of the younger athletes out there, this statement should sound familiar: “Stay patient…your time is coming.” Yes, I’m aware it’s a cliché assertion that typically brings some eye-rolling with...
by Phenom Staff | Oct 9, 2019 | Event Coverage, Featured, News, Player Reports, Virginia Phenom 150 (Fall)
Team 8 Coach: Kelvin Mills #66: 5’5 ’24 Damon Thompson (Homeschool) Starting things off, we look at a player that stood out nicely with his blue-collar approach, Damon Thompson. He’s a young, team-first point guard prospect with excellent quickness, footwork,...
by Phenom Staff | Oct 9, 2019 | Event Coverage, Featured, News, Player Reports, Virginia Phenom 150 (Fall)
Team 7 Coach: Rodney Gore #67: 5’6 ’23 Mario Williams Jr. (Highland Springs) Starting things off, we look at a player that impacted the game well despite being among the smaller prospects at camp, Mario Williams Jr. He’s a young, wiry point guard prospect that...
by Phenom Staff | Oct 9, 2019 | Event Coverage, Featured, News, Player Reports, Virginia Phenom 150 (Fall)
Team 6 Coach: Myron Prescott #71: 5’7 ’25 Sheldon Robinson (Orange) Starting things off, we look at a player that competed extremely well against older competition, Sheldon Robinson. He’s a young, wiry point guard prospect with a nice motor and team-first...
by Patrick O'Brien | Oct 9, 2019 | Event Coverage, Featured, News, Player Reports, Recruiting News, Virginia Phenom 150 (Fall)
Sophomore 6’7 Tyler Nickel is a name that should be on the rise in the state of Virginia, especially with what he showed at the Virginia Phenom 150 in Richmond. Coming into the camp, Nickel had something to prove. Despite holding two Division I offers already, many...
by Admin | Oct 8, 2019 | Featured, News, Virginia Phenom 150 (Fall)
Twitter: @jhondo_ Instagram: @yooohouse Anyone who’s followed my work with Phenom Hoops for the past year has more than likely noticed this particular motto I like to reiterate for high school players listening: Don’t become too content with yourself. This goes...
