Post Grad Gold Division: Combine PG
Coming in as one of the top teams in the event, Combine PG was able to flex its muscles and get through the field impressively to secure the Gold Division Championship. Jamil Miller caught the attention of many and walked away with multiple offers, but others like CJ O’Hara, Dylan Omweno, Yuri Manns, and others all were able to make play in big ways throughout.
Game 1: vs. Lee Academy 82-64
Game 2: vs. Believe Prep 80-69
Game 3: vs. TSF National 81-74
Championship: vs. AIA Prep 102-89
Post Grad Silver Division: Moc Valley Prep
Moc Valley was able to come up big in key situations and battled out tough victories on its way to a championship in the Silver Division. Yesan Warren was a consistent presence all throughout the event, but Travis Randolph and Chase Bell stepped up big in the championship game to take home the trophy.
Game 1: vs. Lake Raleigh Prep 72-46
Game 2: vs. Supreme Team Prep 90-86
Game 3: vs. FSC PG 82-78
Post Grad Bronze Division: Middle Georgia Prep
Middle Georgia came out strong on Day 1 and Day 2, then battled it out against Calusa to take home the Bronze Division at the Phenom PG Nationals. Tyler Husband was a name that stood out, while RJ Kennedy was another on Day 3. But overall, this was a very balanced team that had players step up in key situations, as Elijah Robinson and Ethan Nsiona led the way in the championship game.
Game 1: vs. Rocktop Academy Black 73-47
Game 2: vs. Flight 22 Prep Premier 82-55
Game 3: vs. Calusa Basketball 68-61
Prep Nationals Division: Bull City Prep National
What a weekend it was for Bull City Prep National, as this was a team that came together at the end of the season and came away as champions. They have plenty of weapons that they showcased, like Armani Henderson, Khyelle Ingram, Nathan Malosa, and others stayed aggressive all throughout and they were dominant for much of the event.
Game 1: vs. Central Carolina Prep 67-47
Game 2: vs. Carolina Basketball Academy 80-46
Game 3: vs. S3 Academy 67-55
Championship: vs. Oak Ridge Military 74-50
