PHENOM’S CAROLINA SHOWCASE EVENT RECAPS

Winston-Salem State wins CIAA Championship; Phenom Alums lead the way

Photo Credit: WSSU Athletics Congrats to Winston-Salem State University first, for winning the CIAA Championship last week.  If you missed it, the Rams were the 5th seed in the CIAA Tournament and defeated the 6th seed Lincoln (PA) 62-57 to take home the title.  It is the 13th title for the Rams in their history, and it also helped them earn an automatic bid in the NCAA Division II...

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Commitment Alert: WSSU nabs another commitment in '22 Jeremy Dixon

Each and every time Phenom Hoop Report gets to report or sees a commitment from a player we have seen over the years, it is always a fantastic day.  It is great to see players achieve their goal to play at the next level and it is such a great accomplishment for that player. Here is the latest commitment. Player: Jeremy DixonClass: 2022Committed to: Winston Salem State What the Player Said:...

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Phenom Game Report: Kinston at East Duplin (Boys)

Phenom Hoops continues their rounds around the state, this time checking in on East Duplin high school as they welcomed in the Kinston Vikings.  Kinston came in with a 9-2 record but East Duplin was looking to knock them off the top.  Early on, East Duplin came out extremely strong led by their guard play, with 2023 Brecken Bowles, 2023 Teyshawn Johnson, and 2023 Daunte Hall scoring 15...

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Top Unsigned Public-School Seniors in North Carolina

Given the shift into the new calendar year, this period always serves as a meaningful time for prospects and college coaches alike. On one hand, these high school seniors have already gotten somewhat of a feel for how their recruitment is going to unfold during the second half of the season. Most kids are still in the process of fielding offers and accumulating opportunities while college...

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Summer Havoc Team Previews: Team Eat

After a lot of stressors throughout the last twelve to fourteen months, the grassroots basketball landscape has finally returned to normalcy. The shoe-circuits and high school LIVE periods were restored for the betterment of these young prospects who are simply fighting for an equal opportunity to advance to the collegiate ranks. Although this presents Division I programs with the chance to...

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Due for a Jump: Five Prospects in North Carolina's Class of 2022

Each year in North Carolina, rankings are in constant fluctuation due to the number of prospects that either drastically improve, find a new setting, or maximize an unforeseen opportunity. Sometimes, none of these apply to the actual circumstances. Regardless, this article series will take a look at some of the worthiest prospects due for a likely jump in our rankings. Although various prospects...

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Leaving a lasting impression: Phenom MDC (Part 2)

As you may have read, there was talent that could be found all over the court. We just recently released our best-of-the-best players from the event that I personally saw but there are several others that left a lasting impression on me as well. That is why these players captured my eyes as well, really leaving a mark on the event in Rock Hill. Here is Part 2 2022 Quave Propst-Allison (PSB):...

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Galvani’s Standouts from Day 2 at Phenom MDC

By: Lauren Galvani 2022 6’7 Jeremy Dixon (Team EAT 17u) Ultimate team-first player! Aggressive and physical wing who is explosive in the open court. Did a good job of rebounding the ball and was able to go coast to coast on multiple occasions. Jeremy is a 3 level scorer and while he has a knack for scoring the ball, he did a great job of finding his open teammates. Good use of both hands...

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POB’s Eye Catchers: Phenom MDC (Day 2, Part 1)

2023 Hasanur Friedman (G5 Elite): Friedman is a new name to the scene for us but the guard showed tremendous ability to create for himself off the dribble. He makes incredibly decisive moves, quick reaction, and gets defenders off-balance with his crossover while also finishing around the basket. Strong play from this young man early on Day 2. 2021 Cedric Patterson (Team United): Patterson has...

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Dawkins’ Day One Standouts: Phenom MDC

By; DeAjai Dawkins 6'3 2022 Sean Sucarichi (Rock United 17U) Sean assumed a primary play-making role for this team from the wing. He also served as their most reliable rebounder. He seems to be tracking toward a potentially elite-level of play. I personally believe Sean is another example of a player that could benefit heavily from greater assertion on the offensive end, he has the talent for...

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Player Standouts at Phenom Memorial Day Classic

6'6 '22 Jeremy Dixon (Team Eat) Team Eat offered a pretty balanced attack as a team, but Dixon continually found ways to set the tone and stand out as a two-way leader for this group. He's a long, skilled, athletic wing prospect with an excellent transition presence and the ability to score the ball from all levels. Dixon makes a consistent impact on the glass, defensively, and in transition,...

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POB’s Eye Catchers: Phenom Grassroots TOC (Day 1)

2021 Peyton Gerald (Ace Elite) – You have to like what a 6'8 mobile and athletic forward can bring to the table.  With Gerald he brings that and more.  He has a nice feel down in the post and uses his length well, but also can create for himself and does a tremendous job in getting at the rim and on the boards. Strong first day for this unsigned senior. 2022 Reggie Bass (Team...

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Kinston vs Washington: Game Recap

On Friday night, Phenom Hoops travelled to Kinston, North Carolina to see the rematch between Kinston and Washington. On January 14th, Washington won 76-40 at home. But this time was different. This time, the UNC commit Dontrez Styles was back for his first game for Kinston after an injury during the first game of the season. In the first quarter, Washington threw the first punch jumping out to...

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Jeremy Dixon: The Next Great Kinston Product'

Though still early, North Carolina's Class of 2022 is shaping up to be one of the most talented classes in recent memory. There is truly a prospect for every level of college coaches. It ranges from Team USA participants all the way to Division III gems. However, there are numerous guys who are full of intrigue preparing to break out of their shell. So, it only seems fitting that one of the most...

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