Basketball Spotlight Class Of 2017 Super 60 National Player Rankings Updated!

The Basketball Spotlight Class Of 2017 National Player Rankings are listed below. These were by far the toughest group of player rankings we ever encountered. Please remember these rankings are just our opinion and should be taken as such. 

The Basketball Spotlight Class 2017 Super 60 
1. DeAndre Ayton 6’10 F (San Diego, CA) 
2. Wendell Carter 6’9 F (Atlanta, GA) 
3. Cody Riley 6’8 F (Chatsworth, CA) 
4. DJ Harvey 6’6 G (Huntsville, AL) 
5. Jarred Vanderbilt 6’7 F (Houston, TX) 
6. James “MJ” Walker 6’5 G (Atlanta, GA) 
7. Austin Wiley 6’8 F (Birmingham, AL) 
8. Terrell Coleman 6’5 G (Atlanta, GA) 
9. Jatirious Smith 6’4 G (Fayetteville, NC) 
10. PJ Washington 6’6’ F (Frisco, TX) 
11. Jeremiah Tillman 6’9 F (East St. Louis, IL) 
12. Jermaine Samuels 6’5 F (Franklin, MA) 
13. Isaiah Stokes 6’7 F (Memphis, TN) 
14. Nate Pierre Louis 6'2 G (Plainfield, NJ)
15. Michael Porter 6'5 G (Columbia, MO) 
16. Jalek Felton 6’4 G (Mullins, SC) 
17. Jeffrey Prophette 6’3 G (Coral Springs, FL) 
18. DJ Mitchell 6’3 G (Hyattsville, MD) 
19. Victor Enoh 6’8 F (Decatur, GA) 
20. Paul Scruggs 6’3 G (Indianapolis, IN) 
21. DJ Russell 6’6 F (Jacksonville, FL) 
22. KImmani Lawrence 6’6 F (Providence, RI) 
23. Trevon Duval 6’1 G (Wilmington, DE) 
24. Chris Giles 6’2 G (Houston, TX) 
25. Mohammad Bamba 6’9 F (Harlem, NY) 
26. Tomas Murphy 6’7 F (Wakefield, RI) 
27. Alfred Hollins 6’5 F (San Francisco, CA) 
28. Tremont Waters 5’9 G (New Haven, CT) 
29. Patrick Stryzala 6’3 G (Bayonne, NJ) 
30. Zach Gunn 6’5 F (Fisher, IN) 
31. David Beatty 6’2 G (Philadelphia, PA) 
32. Lavar Batts 6’1 G (Concord, NC) 
33. Remy Martin 5’10 G (Chatsworh, CA) 
34. Sidney Wilson 6’5 G (Bronx, NY) 
35. Eric Ayala 6’2 G (Wilmington, DE) 
36. Chaylynn Martin 6’1 G (Hartford, CT) 
37. Khalief Crawford 6’0 G (Linden, NJ)
38. Lonnie Walker 6’1 G (Reading, NJ) 
39. Keith Williams 6’2 G (Brooklyn, NY) 
40. Ira Lee 6’8 F (Hidden Hills, CA) 
41. Jaecee Martin 5’8 G (Hartford, CT) 
42. Nogel Eastern 5’11 G (Chicago, IL) 
43. Jordan Riley 6’6 F (Durham, NC) 
44. Mike Burnett 6’2 G (Brooklyn, NY) 
45. Jamir Harris 5’11 G (North Brunswick, NJ) 
46. Aaron Thompson 5’11 G (Glendale, MD) 
47. Tyshon Alexander 6’3 G (Concord, NC) 
48. Blake Williams 5’10 G (Memphis, TN) 
49. Chyree Walker 6’4 G (Bethesda, MD) 
50. Chris Coalman 6’6 F (North Babylon, NY) 
51. Deondre Bournes 6'3 G (Brooklyn, NY
52. Kris Wilks 6’5 F (Indianapolis, IN)
53. Markus Howard 5’10 G (Chandler, AZ) 
54. Quade Green 5’10 G (Philadelphia, PA) 
55. DJ Heath 6’0 G (Anniston, AL) 
56. Jamir Moultrie 5’11 G (Washington, DC) 
57. Andre Boykin 6’4 F (Glendale, MD) 
58. Marcus McClary 6’2 G (Linden, NJ) 
59. Isaiah Carpenter 6’8 F (Bristol, PA) 
60. Chris Lykes 5’6 G (Mitchellville, MD) 

Younger Bagley Making A Name For Himself!

 

While older brother Marvin is receiving national attention as an 8th Grader, Marcus a 6th Grader from Phoenix, AZ is quietly coming on strong and letting his game do the talking. Last season he split time with WACG All Stars and Team Bibby. Many have described Marcus as best shooter in the country for the Class of 2020 and he did impress us when we watched him in Nashville. Basketball Spotlight will another look at Marcus during the season and we will keep you guys posted.

Diary Of A Baller: Myles Dread (Burtonsville, MD) Entry #4

Myles and Mom

I went to St. John’s high school this weekend. They have amazing facilities and new equipment all around the school. I played in pickup games with the team. Their team came second in the WCAC, the best high school basketball conference in the country, last year. I played hard and competed pretty well. After we ran a couple of games, one of the coaches took us on a tour of the school. It was a fun tour. One of the things I enjoyed about the tour was that the school gave all of the students I-Pads. 

Every I-Pad was connected to the school’s wifi so they can use them for textbooks, papers, and homework. Then after the tour we went to their homecoming football game. They have a good football team this year. The game was exciting in the first half, but I had to leave early. When I left St. John’s was losing 14-6. I am happy that I’m playing with Team Takeover now. This year we get travel across the country playing in different Nike events. Our first tournament is next weekend in New Jersey. I’m looking forward to playing against kids like Luther Muhammad, Atiba Taylor, and Nazi Reid. These are some of the best kids in the country and I like playing against them. We have had some battles between us in the past couple of years. I look forward to many more in the future. This week in practice Coach Keith was getting us ready for the tournament. We spent time learning a new offense. He really stresses the importance of defense. He challenges us to become better defensive players every day. Also he just wants us to play hard! This week I have been working on my wind and my form on my jumper. 

My mom was gone all week so that means I have to do more around the house. So on Sunday I was happy to see her again. When she got home we made a special dinner for her. We made crab legs and shrimp for dinner. I ate mostly crab legs because those are my favorites! After dinner we sat around the house and watched football. Next week I will share stories from our first tournament of the year. 

Sincerely, 
Myles

Basketball Spotlight Feature: The Moore The Merrier!

Wendell Moore (Carolina Preps)

Wendell Moore caught our eyes in July when his dominant play help led the Carolina Preps to the AAU 6th Grade National Championship. His all around skills and motor are very rare for a player at such a young age. He not only finished as the #1 Player at the AAU Nationals but also topped our list as the #1 player overall in the country. 

Moore continued his hot play and made our rankings look nice with a MVP performance at the recent NYBL Top 20 All Star Game. During the game he showed his well rounded style by finishing with 10 and 8 boards. It’s still too early to predict if Wendell can run the table as the #1 player all the way through high school but he’s off to a good start. 

Stay tuned as Basketball Spotlight bring you more top players from around the United States. 

 

Williams Heads To Super Skillcase With A Stock On The Rise

Terrence "Big Smoove" Williams

The Super Skillcase is loading up with players looking to improve their game and name. One player that will be headed to Atlantic City is Terrence “Big Smoove” Williams of Clinton, MD. Williams has been on a tear since we rated him #31 on our Class of 2019 Top 70 list. While some players rest on their laurels Terrence used the ranking spot as motivation. His inspired play earned him MVP honors at the NYBL Top 40 All Star Game. Now he will try to keep that momentum while battling the best at the Super Skillcase. 

His coach from ETU Select Drew Brelsford has seen Terrence develop this season. “This past season I think Terrence started to understand how to dominate the paint on both ends of the floor. He finishes strong in the paint either from the low block or attacking the rim from the high post. On the defensive end he’s a good rebounder while also possessing the ability to block or alter shots” he finished. 

After a great showing in Ohio, a good weekend in AC would only give Williams a chance to improve his stock when our spring rankings are released. Stay tuned as we bring you more top prospects headed to the Super Skillcase.

Basketball Spotlight Feature: The Chase Debate!

Chase Adams (Chicago, IL)

Chase Adams has been a national name on the AAU circuit for years. This past summer he took his game to the camp tour and showed good results. Hoop Scoop Online rated Adams not only the #1 player on the Class of 2018 but also the Best Play Maker of the Summer over highly touted seniors Tyus Jones and Kentucky bound Tyler Ulis. Hoops Report also released their rankings and has the point guard #5 in the country. Now this youngster has huge expectations to meet this season. 

Basketball Spotlight currently has Adams #58 on our list but maybe that will change after we get a chance to check him out again. Does the other sites have Adams too high or does Basketball Spotlight have him too low? I guess we will find out soon.

 

Tip Off Classic Getting Early Interest

The Basketball Spotlight Tip Off Classic is December 7th and 8th in Neptune, NJ and several teams have already committed. Please make sure you register quickly because once the spots are gone we will not be making anymore room. 

Tip Off Classic Committed Teams 

8th Grade Teams 
1. Team Scan 
2. Playaz Basketball Club 
3. Team Takeover 
4. Boston Spartans 
5. We R 1 
6. Team Final 
7. NC Runnin Rebels
8. Rens
9. Brooklyn Rens
10. MD Sports 
11. MSU Skyliners
12. Wall 2 Wall
13. Hilltoppers Heat
14. ESYC Elite
15. Team 12
16. 6th Man Warriors
17. Mass Shooting Stars
18. KSK 
19. Durham City Bulldogs
20. I 10 Celtics (California)
21. SHA Elite 
22. Team Final (Black)
23. Philly Warriors 
24. Team IZOD
25. CMEK
26. New Heights
27. CIA Bounce Red
28. CIA Bounce Black 
29. Milbank
30. 
31. 
32.

7th Grade Teams 
1. Team RIO National 
2. Gauchos 
3. Team Final 
4. Playaz 
5. PBC Boys and Girls Club
6. Brooklyn Rens
7. Rens
8. House Of Hoops Elite 
9. Wall 2 Wall
10. Hilltoppers Heat
11. Expressions Elite 
12. Metro Flyers
13. MJ Mavericks
14. Team DEMI
15. 6th Man Warriors
16. Team Philly 
17. CIA Bounce- Sedore
18. Brooklyn Kings 
19. Maryland Playmakers
20. Severn Elite
21. C MEK 
22. Team Takeover 
23. Northeast finest 
24. DC Assault 
25. Milbank
26. RJS
27.
28.

6th Grade 
1. Team Final 
2. On Point Rens 
3. MADE Basketball 
4. Team Glory
5. Hilltoppers Heat
6. ESYC Elite
7. Playaz Basketball Club
8. Brooklyn Kings 
9. CIA Bounce
10. KSK - Navy
11. KSK- White
12. Bottom Ballers
13. Severn Elite
14. Jersey Shore Phoenix 
15. Boston Bobcats 
16. Team DEMI
17. Team Scan 
18. Rens 
19. Milbank 
20. 
21.
22.
23.
24.

5th Grade
1. S Elite
2. NYC Rise Panthers
3. Team Glory
4. Team Final
5. Hilltoppers Heat
6. Playtime
7. Gauchos
8. BABC West
9. 
10. 
11.
12.

4th Grade
1. Team Glory
2. Riverside Hawks 
3. CJ Hawks
4. NYC RISE Panthers
5. Playtime 
6. MADE Basketball 
7. Boston Bobcats 
8.  Gauchos
9. CMEK
10. Playaz 
11. Hilltoppers Heat 
12. Team Glory (Black)

Basketball Spotlight Feature: The "Green" Light

Mike Green (Myrtle Beach, SC)

When the NYBL Top 40 All Star game concluded Mike Green had once again made his mark. The southpaw finished with 16 points including 3 treys in a losing effort. His play earned him MVP honors for the West Team. Green also was a lethal threat for the reigning 6th Grade National Champions Carolina Preps. He currently checks in at #24 on our Class of 2019 Top 50 list. He has a stroke similar to former NY Legend and NBA Hall of Famer Chris Mullin. 

Keyford Langley has coached Green for years and had the privilege of watching him develop. “It’s obvious that I love the way he stretches the defense. What I love most about him is that he’s a great teammate. He cheers and believes in all his teammates. He’s very vocal on the floor and has reinvented himself every year. He’s added different elements which helped him and his teammates get better” said Langley. 

Basketball Spotlight will keep a watchful eye on Green and keep you posted on his progress. Stay tuned as we bring you more top players from around the country.

Jordan Simmons Quick Hitter (Chicago, Ill)

 

Jordan Simmons is a point guard from Chicago who has been making waves at Buckeye Prep events for the past few years. The lead guard from the Windy City has great court vision and gets into the paint at ease. Simmons is currently ranked #51 in the country by Basketball Spotlight with a great chance to move up when our spring rankings are released.

Harge Heading To Super Skillcase With A Purpose!

Damon Harge

One of the most exciting 8th Grade guards in the country Damon Harge is headed to the Super Skillcase in Atlantic City, NJ. Harge is known around the country for his slick ball handling, scoring prowess and play making ability. Damon has electrified crowds and showed dominance at many camps and tournaments around the country. This will be his Basketball Spotlight debut. 

Though he’s ranked #31 on our Top 70 National Player Ranking list his coach James Black feels he’s the #1 point guard in the country and at least a Top 5 overall prospect. “He’s definitely the #1 point guard in the country and it’s not even close. I coached a lot of great guards and he’s going to go down as one of the best. He makes the right plays, knows how to make others better, plays good defense while also being able to hit the mid range and deep jumper. He has the total package” said Black. 

Basketball Spotlight will get the opportunity to see if Harge is indeed is the best floor general in the country and what’s a better place than the Super Skillcase in America’s Playground. 

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NYBL Top 20 All Star Game Recap

Ed Sanchez (New Heights) & Wendell Moore (Carolina Preps)

The West squad won the game that was close the whole way 50-48 and Ed Sanchez took home the MVP honors for the victors with 11 points. Sanchez plays with New Heights and might have the best post moves in the 2019 class. He is very patient when he catches the ball and has a soft touch around the basket. Wendell Moore who plays with Carolina Preps took home MVP honors for the losing East squad. He had 10 points and 8 rebounds and showed why he is considered the #1 player in the country. Moore rebounds at a very high level and finishes strong. He can handle the ball like a guard and makes great decisions.

Top 20 All Star Teams 

West All-Stars: AJ Hoggard, Kobe Langley, Scottie Lewis, Ed Sanchez, Chris Hinton, Tyler Brelsford, Tyrese Maxey, Kyle Sturdivant, Jordan Mitchell, Jamal King
 

East All-Stars: Jeremiah Francis, Chris Harris, Jordan McCoy, Wendell Moore, Danario Edgar, Chaz Gwyn, Isaiah Watson, DeVion Harmon, Gerard Reynolds*, Jay Lagroon* (*did not play due to prior commitment)

NYBL Top 40 All Star Game Recap

Terrence Williams (ETU Select)

The Top 40 game showed more of the talent that the NYBL had to offer as 17 of the players are ranked in the Top 100. This game wasn’t as close as the East team one 66-43. Terrance Williams who plays with ETU Select took home MVP honors for the winning team with 14 points and 9 rebounds. Williams knows how to finish through contact against longer players and he rebounds at an elite level. Mike Green who runs with the National Champion Carolina Preps took home MVP for the losing team tallying 16 points which included 3 trey balls. Mike might have the sweetest stroke in the country in his class.

Top 40 NYBL All Star Teams 

East All-Stars: Daniel Rodriquez, Terrance Williams, Keyshaun Langley, Charives Hunter, Chris Payne, Josh Watts, Justin Smith, Evan Johnson, Levar Allen*, Tommy Bruner* (*did not play due to injury and prior commitment)
 

West All-Stars: Bryce Wills, Shamar Florence, Alfonse Hale, Mike Green, Josiah Hitchens, Chris’Sean Stringer, Demarco Bradley, Darius Moss, Jaymeir Garnett*, Elijah Hicks* (*did not play due to prior commitment

NYBL Finishes Season In Spectacular Fashion!

The inaugural NYBL (National Youth Basketball League) season culminated in grand fashion this past Saturday at Central Crossing High School in Columbus, OH with the Top 20 and Top 40 All Star games. The NYBL has been one of the major talks of middle school basketball this year since after the first session in Washington DC back in March and throughout the next two sessions in North Augusta, SC and Columbus, OH. The All Star games were a great ending to the competitive league that piloted 24 teams in the 2019 class playing 188 games over the 3 sessions and saw All Ohio Red bring home the first ever championship. Then 7 of the top 8 finishers at the 6th Grade AAU Nationals in Hampton played in the NYBL which showed the strength and competitiveness of the league. The All Star games were run in conjunction with the Buckeye Prep Elite Showcase put on by Buckeye Prep Report and the top talent in the class of 2019 was on full display. All 20 players that played in the Top 20 game are Top 100 ranked players including the consensus #1 ranked player in the class Wendell Moore. 

On The Horizon! 

Look out for the much anticipated press release coming out in early October with the NYBL sites, dates, and locations for the upcoming 2014 second season of the NYBL. The League is expanding to have 4 sessions that are tentatively set for Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, Louisville, KY and Columbus, OH. In 2015 the League is scheduled to add its 5th and final site. Also new for 2015, the NYBL will expand to have the classes of 2019 (7th Graders), 2020 (6th Graders), and 2021 (5th Graders). Also look out for the new NYBL website and the National Top 100 rankings for the Class of 2019 presented by the NYBL to be released both at the beginning of October.

Stay Tuned For Full Reports From The Both All Star Games.

Introducing Hercy Miller (Class Of 2020) Los Angeles, CA

Hercy Miller (Los Angeles, CA)

Little Romeo has his run which ended with a basketball scholarship to USC. Now it seems Master P has another Miller on the horizon. Introducing Hercy Miller from Los Angeles, CA. Basketball Spotlight has yet to see Miller get busy in person but from the highlights he seems to be a heady point guard with the flair for the dramatic at times. Basketball Spotlight will make it our business to take a look at this youngster soon. 

 

Basketball Spotlight Class Of 2017 National Player Rankings Coming Monday!

Basketball Spotlight will end our coverage of the National Player Rankings by dropping our Class of 2017 list. This list is by far the toughest we ever had to assemble. The list will drop on Monday and we will like to wish all the guys the best of luck as they journey into their high school careers. It’s been great watching these youngsters perform the last few years. Also remember our Class of 2018 and 2019 player rankings will be updated in the spring.

Basketball Spotlight Feature: Jordan Mitchell (Blacklick, OH)

Jordan Mitchell (Blacklick, OH)

Jordan Mitchell the 6’1 7th Grade wing guard impressed us with his play at the AAU Nationals this past July. He’s perimeter oriented and had good ball handling skills. He’s currently ranked #10 in the country on our site. According to reports he played extremely well this past weekend at the NYBL All Star Game. We look forward to watching Mitchell play on the AAU circuit this season. Check out some recent highlights from the Buckeye Prep Showcase and NYBL All Star Game.

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Basketball Spotlight Exclusive: One On One Feat. Billy Council Of "Little Ballers"

Billy Council (Little Ballers)

Saturday night Basketball Spotlight attended the premier of Little Ballers which was hosted by the Urban World Film Festival. The film focused on a 5th Grade AAU team’s quest to win an AAU National title. The film also looked into the lives of four of the players and their dedicated coach. Basketball Spotlight was extremely impressed with the film and really believes the project is headed to big time success. One of the stars of the film was Coach Billy Council and we decided to reach out to Billy to get his thoughts after watching the film on the big screen. 

Basketball Spotlight Tip Off Classic Registration Ready To Go!

The registration for the Basketball Spotlight Tip Off Classic is here. This event kicks off the Basketball Spotlight Road To The Grand Finale and should be a thriller. Some of the top teams in the country will be heading down to Neptune, NJ to lock up for action. Click the link below to register your team. Space for this event is limited and once we sell out there will be no more room. 

Event: Basketball Spotlight Tip Off Classic 
Date: December 7th and 8th 2013
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Grade Level: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade  

Single Team Registration  

Multi-team Registration

Diary Of A Baller: Myles Dread (Burtonsville, MD) Entry #3

Myles Dread, Victor Olidipo & Anthony Harris

Dear Basketball World, 

This week was exciting! I began visiting high schools for next year. My first visit was at Gonzaga High school. The day started off with a 30 minute Metro train ride and a 5 minute walk to school. There were all different types of people on the Metro. I saw business people, homeless people, and other students. This made me think of the hard work I have to do to make sure I can be successful. I shadowed with Chris Lykes, a freshman basketball player at Gonzaga. He was a great guide. I followed him to all his classes. I especially liked the Algebra class. I got a chance to take a quiz during class and got an A. Chris introduced me to his friends and made me feel welcome. I enjoyed my time there and the highlight was meeting Coach Turner. 

Basketball Spotlight Feature: Marquise Walker (Chi-Town's Finest)

Marquise Walker (Chicago, Illinois)

Chicago is known for their hardcore guards and players making their name on the blacktop. Now the top 7th Grader in the state Marquise Walker will be looking to carry on the legacy. Walker spent last season mostly playing up in grade for George Hill All Stars but we did get a glimpse of him at the 6th Grade Nationals. His played earned him the #16 spot on our Class of 2019 rankings. 

His father and developer Chikosi Walker is impressed with his son’s package. “I love his court vision and creativity. Most guards can only pad their assist totals in open court but Marquise can get ten assist against a 2-3 zone” said Chikosi. Though his father likes what he sees in Marquise he does understand there’s room for improvement. “I think Marquise has to become more consistent in terms playing at a high level from start to finish. He also needs to stay focused regardless of the competition level and score of the game” he continued. 

Marquise had lofty expectations since he was labeled a child prodigy at a very young age and his father feels he can still reach the ultimate goal. “Potentially I think he can be as good as he wants to be. Marquise has to stay focused on his ultimate goal of the NBA which will require him to work hard as possible. This goal will also require some luck. It’s too early to see where he stacks up against past Chicago guards but God willing through hard work he could be thought of as one of the best when it’s all said and done” he finished. 

Basketball Spotlight looks forward to watching Marquise some more this season. We will keep you guys updated on his progress.

Spotlight Alum Whitehead Selects Seton Hall

Isaiah Whitehead (Brooklyn, NY)

In a bit of a surprise Basketball Spotlight Alum Isaiah Whitehead selected Seton Hall University as his home for his college career. Whitehead starred on the Spotlight circuit with the Juice All Stars while leading them to Team OF The Year Honors. He also capped his grammar school career off as the Basketball Spotlight Player Of The Year and being ranked as our #1 Player in the region. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate Isaiah and his family with this great accomplishment. We look forward to watching you play on the tube next year.

Basketball Spotlight Feature: Will "The Thrill" Dilliard Delivers!

Will "The Thrill" Dilliard (Greensboro, NC)

The CP3 Elite Camp was composed as a true showcase for the top rising 9th Graders but no one gave Will Dilliard the memo. The 8th Grader used this platform to show off his skills. The loyal Team Felton soldier displayed his skills and supreme athleticism. His high flying dunks sparked this North Carolina based event. 

Will’s AAU Clarence Waddell has seen this movie before. “I’ve had opportunity to coach Reggie Dillaird (Will’s brother), PJ Hairston and Rodney Purvis and Will is by far the most athletic player I’ve guided. I enjoy how hard he works and how he demonstrates leadership” said Waddell. 

Before you think a little attention could stare Dillaird off his track Waddell sets the record straight. “This kid received national attention when he was #1 on ESPN Sportscenter Top 10 even beating Tiger Woods. He still was the same humble Will, willing to work and get better. I think if he works harder to keep the defense honest with his jump shot the sky could be the limit for this kid” he finished. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to introduce Will “The Thrill” Dillard and we will keep tabs on his progress this season. Stay tuned because we have more top players coming. 

 

Basketball Spotlight Feature: EJ Montgomery Making His Mark!

EJ Montgomery (Ft. Pierre, FL)

After the 5th Grade AAU Nationals three years ago EJ Montgomery seemed to vanish off the AAU scene. But nothing is further from the truth. The fact is the 6’9 playmaker actually played on the high school level since 6th Grade. Throughout his play this youngster has really developed his game for the next level and checks in at # 2 on our Class of 2018 Player Rankings.

His father Efrem Montgomery Sr. loves is son’s development but also sees the areas he needs to get better at. “I love the fact that he can make everyone around him better when he’s on the court. His size, court vision and play making ability makes this possible. I also think he needs to get better on the defensive end which is coming for most young players” said Montgomery Sr. 

Standing close to 6’10 the 8th Grader has many analyst have EJ pegged as one of the next great ones and his father doesn’t differ. “EJ has a special talent on the floor that you can’t teach. I believe with hard work and dedication his potential could take him all the way to the NBA” he finished. 

Basketball Spotlight will keep an eye on EJ Montgomery and keep you guys posted on his quest to his ultimate goal. Stay tuned as we bring you more top players from around the country. 

 

Basketball Spotlight Feature: The Sky Is The Limit For Bagley III!

Marvin Bagley III (Phoenix, AZ)

The Class of 2018 Top 100 rankings has been released and Marvin Bagley III topped our list. The smooth 6’8 forward from Arizona took his game over the country dominating the competition. He also showed the ability to expand his game to the perimeter and create off the dribble. 

Bagley’s father Marvin Jr.. feels his son has earned early accolades but understands that this is a long road. “I truly believe Marvin is the best player in this class. However the key is being able to do what it takes to remain at the top for the next 4 to 5 years. Every year next prospects emerge and old prospects get better. Being ranked #1 puts a huge target on his back but he has the potential to hold down the spot until they graduate” said Marvin Jr. 

Marvin Jr. has instilled a religious base in Marvin that helps him weave through the ups and downs of the basketball world. “I tell Marvin and his brothers all the time that if not going to the greatest then what’s the point. Through God’s continued blessings of course Marvin has a chance to be one of the most productive and dominant players we’ve have ever seen. His fear of God and his humble spirit is what will keep him and make him that much more special. Our motto is (Do Your Best And Let God Do The Rest)” he finished. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate Marvin for topping our list and let me know this is only the beginning. He needs to continue to work hard on and off the court. 

 

Basketball Spotlight Headed To Little Ballers Premiere!

Set against the backdrop of New York City, LITTLE BALLERS tells the story of 4 diverse eleven-year old boys and their legendary coach as they set out to win an AAU National Championship. For these young men, basketball is more than a game. It is a deep passion that holds a special meaning for each of them: escaping poverty, getting an education, living the American dream and bonding with a father, but more than anything, basketball offers them hope. 

LITTLE BALLERS features interviews with NBA players Amar’e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony, Steve Nash, Russell Westbrook, Joakim Noah, Walt Frazier, Tyson Chandler, JR Smith, Chamique Holdsclaw and includes perspectives from NY Times columnist William C. Rhoden, Award-Winning journalist Roland Martin, Black Enterprise President and CEO Butch Graves, Rogue Sports agent Travis King, ESPN senior writer Pablo Torre and HBO Sports Senior VP Kery Davis among others. Basketball Spotlight will also be in the building for the film.  

Following the film there will be a talk back featuring Amar'e Stoudemire and cast of the movie moderated by William C. Rhoden, Sports Writer for the New York Times. 

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America's #1 Point Guard Coming To Super Skillcase

 Atiba Taylor (Englewood, NJ)

The nation’s #1 point guard Atiba Taylor from Englewood, NJ will be once again bringing his talent to the Super Skillcase in Atlantic City, NJ. Taylor starred this past season with the Supreme Team while quarterbacking them to the 7th Grade National Championship game while also taking home Basketball Spotlight Grand Finale Championship. 

The Super Skillcase is gearing up again to be the Event Of The Year. The spots are going fast so if you want to tangle with the best make sure you register quickly.

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Here Comes The Chaos!

Carolina Chaos

This year during 7th grade Nationals in Hampton, the Carolina Chaos made an impact in finishing 7th in the Nation from out of nowhere. Coach Mike Dobbins put together a team, from Selma, NC, built on athleticism and the collective belief that they deserved to be special. 

Dobbins wanted to give players from Eastern, NC an opportunity on the big stage so he sought out competition to expose his players’ talents and expose their room for growth. He had a feeling in early February that this was a special group. The Chaos was down 7 with under a minute left and won the game in OT by 10 points. The group refused to submit and Coach Dobbins was ready to attack the next challenge. 

The Chaos entered the ultra-competitive NYBL and completed that portion of their season 14-3. Coach Dobbins credits his players’ belief in teamwork and their competitive nature to their success. The team is led by the inside outside trio of 6’2 Jamal King, Isiah Watson and pg Evan Johnson, but every member of the Chaos is integral in the glory. Their only goal moving forward is to improve and make certain that everyone in the country respects the Carolina Chaos brand.

The Event Of The Year: The 2nd Annual Super Skillcase Is Near!

Basketball Spotlight and I’m Possible Training have joined forces to bring you the Middle School Hoops Event of the year! 

The East & West Coast Super Skillcases 

The 2013 East & West Coast Super Skillcases, directed by world renowned skills coach, Micah Lancaster, will feature the same advanced teaching and instruction that is offered at Nike skill academies and NBA workouts. Micah Lancaster has directed a Nike related training academy with Kobe Bryant and has worked with NBA players such as Dwyane Wade, Kyrie Irving, Mario Chalmers, Evan Turner, Avery Bradley, Ben McLemore and Nolan Smith along with many others. Now players, grades five through eight, will have the same opportunity as NBA, college, and high school stars to experience Micah's innovative skill training and teaching techniques. The Skillcase is designed to make every player feel like they are alone in the gym with Micah. 

Players will be brought through elite skills training in the morning and a competitive five on five game sessions in the afternoon all under the watchful eye of Mike Melton's Basketball Spotlight. Camp video highlights and player analysis will be posted on www.bballspotlight.com at the conclusion of the event. Through innovative NBA skills training, organized competition, and the presence of Basketball Spotlight, each player will be given the unique opportunity to "skillcase" themselves by flashing their talents, improving their skills, and showcasing their game like never before! 

I'm Possible is elevating youth players’ skills across the nation with the right training tools and innovative training methodology to help them develop a vision to reach their goals. In 2013, the 3rd Grade Central Jersey Hawks and the 6th Grade AGAME Team USA both won the West Coast AAU National Championships (Level 1) in Las Vegas. All players from both teams were trained by I'm Possible's national trainers and several also trained at the 2012 Skillcase. At all of the 2013 AAU nationals from 2nd grade through 8th grade, many of the top performers were I’m Possible trained and Skillcase alumni. 

West Coast – October 26-27, 2013, Orange County, California
 
East Coast – November 9-10, 2013, Atlantic City, New Jersey 

Click here for more info and to register online now! Click Here To Register
 
 

Jordan Montgomery Headed To Super Skillcase

 

One of the most exciting guards in the country 7th Grader Jordan Montgomery has committed to the West Coast Super Skillcase. This point guard is known for breaking ankles of defenders. He recently helped AGame Team USA to the West Coast AAU National Championship. Stay tuned as we bring you more top players that will be at the Event Of The Year.

Diary Of A Baller: Myles Dread (Burtonsville, MD) Entry #2

Myles With Brother And Sister 

Dear Basketball World, 

I really enjoy science. We're studying the transfer of energy. In science class we did a lab on conduction. We were trying to find out if cold water cools hot water or if hot water heats cool water. After completing this experiment, we learned that cold water cooled the hot water down. I find the transfer of energy interesting because the teacher showed us how a heater uses the transfer of energy to heat a house. After school, I went to Mr. Alonzo, my speed and agility trainer, and worked out with Phil Booth. Phil is one of the top players in the country in the class of 2014. We play the same position. My goal is to play college basketball. I can compare myself to Phil to see the things I need to work on to reach my goal. Phil pushes me to do my best in our speed and agility workouts. He has also taught me new things to improve my game on the court. 

Scottie Lewis Arrives In New Jersey!

Scottie Lewis and Anthony Bathalon

The #4 7th Grader in the country Scottie Lewis has arrived to New Jersey. The highly touted wing guard relocated from Georgia and now will be suiting up for Team RIO National. Lewis has jumped right into the mix by working out with his new squad and getting better with I’m Possible Training. Look for Lewis to make an immediate impact on the Spotlight and National circuit while also bringing his talent to the 2nd Annual Super Skillcase. Check out the youngster 360 degree dunk.

 

Reid Returns To Super Skillcase

Nazi Reid (Asbury Park, NJ)

The #1 8th Grader in the region and one of the top forwards in the country Nazi Reid will return to the Super Skillcase. Reid was awarded Basketball Spotlight 7th Grade Player Of The Year will dominating the competition throughout the country. Now he will start this season out at the famed Super Skillcase along with some of the other top players in the country. Do you have what it takes to slow down Nazi? If so join him at the best skill and exposure showcase in the country.

 

Little Ballers Set To Premiere At Urbanworld Film Festival (September 21st)

Set against the backdrop of New York City, LITTLE BALLERS tells the story of 4 diverse eleven-year old boys and their legendary coach as they set out to win an AAU National Championship. For these young men, basketball is more than a game. It is a deep passion that holds a special meaning for each of them: escaping poverty, getting an education, living the American dream and bonding with a father, but more than anything, basketball offers them hope. 

LITTLE BALLERS features interviews with NBA players Amar’e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony, Steve Nash, Russell Westbrook, Joakim Noah, Walt Frazier, Tyson Chandler, JR Smith, Chamique Holdsclaw and includes perspectives from NY Times columnist William C. Rhoden, Award-Winning journalist Roland Martin, Black Enterprise President and CEO Butch Graves, Rogue Sports agent Travis King, ESPN senior writer Pablo Torre and HBO Sports Senior VP Kery Davis among others. 

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Diary Of A Baller: Myles Dread (Burtonsville, MD) Entry #1

Myles Dread At The Trophy Shelf

Dear Basketball World, 

First I would like to thank Mike Melton and the BBall Spotlight staff for selecting me to share the story of my 8th grade year in the "Diary of a Baller" series. I have read the other articles written by past players and hope I have as many interesting stories as they had during their time. This year is an important year for me. I have to get ready to play on the high school level next year. There is a lot of work to do to reach my goal of playing in high school and college. I look forward to sharing my experiences in the "Diary of a Baller" series. 

Is Chandler Lawson #1 In The Country?

 

Chandler Lawson had two highly touted brothers ahead of him KJ and Dedric but many scouts feel like he might be the best. The 6’5 7th Grader has enormous potential and is currently one of the top ranked players in the country. On Monday when we release our 2019 rankings you will definitely see his name on the board. Will he be #1? We shall see!

CP3 National Camp Video Recap!

 

CP3 Rising Stars National Camp was a huge success bringing many of the top middle school players in the country to North Carolina. Some of the top players in attendance were Cody Riley, Will Dillard, Elijah Hardy, Chandler Lawson, Justin Roberts, Wendell Carter, Ira Lee, Victor Enoh, Trevon Duval, Mitchell Ballock, Cameron Reddish, Eden Holt, Quade Green, Markus Howard, Jordan Simmons, Jaylen Harris, Jamir Moultrie, PJ Washington, Jeff Prophete, Brian Bowen, and Terrell Coleman.

Courtney Ramey and Chase Adams Battle At John Lucas Camp

 

Courtney Ramey and Chase Adams locked up at John Lucas Camp in Chicago and it was a treat to watch. Both guards have been highly touted throughout their young careers. We had the privilege of watching both of these players numerous of times. Expect to see both of these players in our 2018 rankings in a couple of weeks.  Check out the highlights provided by Middleschoolhoops.com.

Ladarius Marshall Ready For Takeoff!

 

Ladarius Marshall is an amazing athlete....and he's just started his 8th grade year. Ladarius Marshall is a 6'5 prospect from the class of 2018 who has been ranked as high as #2 in the country. Not only does Ladarius dunk nearly everything around the rim, he is a great defender who uses his athleticism to block shots and come up with acrobatic steals and rebounds. Marshall is surrounded by talented teammates on his MBA Hoops AAU squad which also features 2018 talents Oumar Keita, Michael Barber, Roderick Smith, and Cameron Woodall. It should also be mentioned that 2018 is a class loaded with athletes including Will Dillard, Marvin Bagley, Cassius Stanley, EJ Montgomery, and Jordan Morris.

Basketball Spotlight Class Of 2019 Player Rankings Coming Monday

The Basketball Spotlight National Player Rankings are on the way. Our first stop will be the Class of 2019 Top 50. This list will be released on Monday, September 9th. Please remember these rankings are just out opinion and should be taken as such. Stay tuned as we bring you the release dates of the Class of 2017 and 2018 which are coming soon.

Diary Of A Baller : Jaecee "Mayweather" Martin (Hartford, CT) Final Entry

Jaecee "Mayweather" Martin Photo Collage

Hello Spotlight, This is my final diary entry. This will be the last thing I do as a middle schooler. I will miss my time as a Spotlight player. I had a great career playing on this circuit and I'm sad it's ending. But I'm glad to have met all these great players and coaches during this time. 

Since the last entry a few major things have happened. I was able to attend the CP3 Camp, but I'm happy for Jermaine Samuels and Trevon Duval who made the All American game down there. Also, I played in the J.E.M. Classic and was awarded my 2nd straight Player of the Year Award. That's an honor to me because Basketball Spotlight is the best circuit for a middle school player to play on, and I was considered the best player for the 2nd season in a row! But I have to say thank you to my coach Reggie Hatchett and my brother and the rest of my teammates for making that happen for me! I'm grateful to be in this position and I know I got here by playing with the best players (even some of the ones who left us). 

Just thinking about all the games I had at Spotlight makes me smile! I think the best player I ever played against is either Mustafa Heron or Tyus Battle. The best defenders I faced was Aaron Thompson, Quade Green and Chris Lykes. The best scorers I guarded was Jamir Moultrie, Nate Pierre-Louis. Our biggest rivalry was Team Battle/IZOD, Milbank, DC Assault, New Heights and Takeover. The player that brought the best out of me was Nate. 

All those great times are now over. Now I have to make new moments in high school. And I am happy to let everybody know that me and my brother Chaylyn will be attending Weaver High School where we will team up with our CBC brothers Ashon "Chewy" Avent and KeAndre "Breeze" Fair. I know that we will learn from each other and sacrifice for each other like we have been taught. I wanna thank Mike Melton and Basketball Spotlight for changing my life and making me a well known player. I also wanna thank him for going beyond the court and helping me and my brother get through one of the worst times of our lives. My family, my coach and I will always remember how you looked out for us after the fire. We will always be "spotlight players" in our hearts! Thank you all for following me, watching me grow up and listening to me speak through this diary. Jaecee Martin will always be "Mayweather" because of you...

Stay Tuned As Basketball Spotlight will bring you a entire new host of Diary Of A Baller with the Class of 2018. 

Basketball Spotlight and I'm Possible Training Headed To The West Coast

Basketball Spotlight and I’m Possible Training have joined forces to bring you the Middle School Hoops Event of the year! 

The East & West Coast Super Skillcases 

The 2013 East & West Coast Super Skillcases, directed by world renowned skills coach, Micah Lancaster, will feature the same advanced teaching and instruction that is offered at Nike skill academies and NBA workouts. Micah Lancaster has directed a Nike related training academy with Kobe Bryant and has worked with NBA players such as Dwyane Wade, Kyrie Irving, Mario Chalmers, Evan Turner, Avery Bradley, Ben McLemore and Nolan Smith along with many others. Now players, grades five through eight, will have the same opportunity as NBA, college, and high school stars to experience Micah's innovative skill training and teaching techniques. The Skillcase is designed to make every player feel like they are alone in the gym with Micah. 

Players will be brought through elite skills training in the morning and a competitive five on five game sessions in the afternoon all under the watchful eye of Mike Melton's Basketball Spotlight. Camp video highlights and player analysis will be posted on www.bballspotlight.com at the conclusion of the event. Through innovative NBA skills training, organized competition, and the presence of Basketball Spotlight, each player will be given the unique opportunity to "skillcase" themselves by flashing their talents, improving their skills, and showcasing their game like never before! 

I'm Possible is elevating youth players’ skills across the nation with the right training tools and innovative training methodology to help them develop a vision to reach their goals. In 2013, the 3rd Grade Central Jersey Hawks and the 6th Grade AGAME Team USA both won the West Coast AAU National Championships (Level 1) in Las Vegas. All players from both teams were trained by I'm Possible's national trainers and several also trained at the 2012 Skillcase. At all of the 2013 AAU nationals from 2nd grade through 8th grade, many of the top performers were I’m Possible trained and Skillcase alumni. 

West Coast – October 26-27, 2013, Orange County, California
 
East Coast – November 9-10, 2013, Atlantic City, New Jersey 

Click here for more info and to register online now! Click Here To Register
 
 

Basketball Spotlight Final 8th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel

The AAU season has officially come to an end. The Basketball Spotlight circuit and the AAU Nationals are in the books. We will release our final Top 10 team rankings of the season. Our preseason rankings for next season will be released at the end of November. Here’s our final 8th Grade Rankings courtesy of AGame Team Apparel. 

Basketball Spotlight Final 8th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel 

1. Team IZOD: The point system kept Team IZOD out of the Grand Finale but they did win the AC Showcase and finish #6 in the country. Their overall body of work put them at the #1 spot. 

2. New Heights: NH leaps into second place after winning the MDC and also taking home the Grand Finale banner. 

3. CBC: The “Money Team” finished their Spotlight time at the Grand Finale finals. They finished as one of the most competitive teams to come thru Spotlight. 

4. Rens: The Rens didn’t win any Spotlight banners but they seemed to do well everywhere else including the AAU Nationals. They finished #8 in the country. 

5. Playaz: PBC didn’t finish with the buzz they had during the season. But they did make it to the Grand Finale semifinals losing to eventual champion New Heights. 

6. DC Assault: DCA finished their year out with a strong run at the AAU Nationals. We will definitely miss the way they brought the intensity on the court. 

7. Milbank: “The Bank” made a strong push during the AAU Nationals by finishing #12 in the country. They were always a feisty bunch. 

8. Team Final: TF made it to the Sweet 16 round of the AAU Nationals. They gave us some good moments during their time at Spotlight. 

9. Expressions: The X-Clan didn’t reach their lofty expectations placed by many. They still have the talent to make some noise in high school. 

10. ECE: I liked the fire these boys brought to the MDC while running to the semifinals. Wish we would have saw them a few more times this past year.

Basketball Spotlight Final 7th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel

The AAU season has officially come to an end. The Basketball Spotlight circuit and the AAU Nationals are in the books. We will release our final Top 10 team rankings of the season. Our preseason rankings for next season will be released at the end of November. Here’s our final 7th Grade Rankings courtesy of AGame Team Apparel. 

Basketball Spotlight Final 7th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel 

1. Team IZOD: The “Supreme Team” won the Grand Finale crown and kept rolling all the way to the finals of the 7th AAU Nationals. They fell short of the title but will always be remembered from this season. 

2. DC Assault: DCA got things going while winning the PV AAU Regionals and finishing #6 in the country. 

3. Metro Sixers: MS had a successful run during the Spotlight circuit. They won the AC Showcase but came up a little short in Memphis. They have enough talent to make a good run next year. 

4. Playaz: PBC ended the Spotlight season on a high note by winning the MDC. They have enough talent to make things interesting next year. 

5. CIA Bounce: The Canadian boys brought the international flavor to the Spotlight. Hopefully we will see them again next year. 

6. Wall 2 Wall: W2W made it to the Grand Finale finals. They went hard this year and should be ready to bring the heat next season. 

7. New Rens: NR had their moments this year. They are an interesting bunch and we want to see what they have in store for us next year. 

8. Team Final: TF lost in the semifinals of the Grand Finale. We look for them to have a serious squad next season and can’t wait to see them do battle. 

9. Mass Shooting Stars: MSS played their heart out this season. They went from the hunter to the hunted. Now we will see how they respond next season. 

10. ECE: ECE lost in the semifinals of the Grand Finale. They still will be looking to a be a threat from the Mid Atlantic region.

Basketball Spotlight Final 6th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel

The AAU season has officially come to an end. The Basketball Spotlight circuit and the AAU Nationals are in the books. We will release our final Top 10 team rankings of the season. Our preseason rankings for next season will be released at the end of November. Here’s our final 6th Grade Rankings courtesy of AGame Team Apparel. 

Basketball Spotlight Final 6th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel 

1. Team Nelson: After showing total dominance during the Spotlight circuit TN fell a little a short of expectations at the AAU Nationals. Their total body of work helped them remain #1 on our list. 

2. Metro Flyers: MF made it to the finals of the Grand Finale and used that momentum to make a serious run at the AAU Nationals. They finished #6 in the country. 

3. ETU Select: The PV boys made an impressive run down at the 6th Grade Nationals and finished #8 in the country. I knew they would get clicking and they got it going in Hampton. 

4. Team IZOD: TI had a successful season and should be even better next year. Look for them to upgrade their roster for next season. 

5. New Rens: Rens did some damage during the Spotlight circuit and really impressed us during the AAU Nationals. They have some exciting players that we can't wait to see next season. 

6. 6th Man Warriors: The Warriors were a pleasant surprise this year. We look for them to be even better next year. 

7. Team Takeover: TT finished off another good season. They are always a team that will be on the radar. 

8. CIA Bounce: This talented bunch showed great promise. Wish we could have seen them on the national stage. 

9. MJ Mavericks: The Mavs played in the D 2 Nationals and represented themselves well. We will be anxious to see them next season. 

10. RJS: RJS played in the semifinals of the Grand Finale and should be looking to make a statement next season. 

Basketball Spotlight Final 5th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel

The AAU season has officially come to an end. The Basketball Spotlight circuit and the AAU Nationals are in the books. We will release our final Top 10 team rankings of the season. Our preseason rankings for next season will be released at the end of November. Here’s our final 5th Grade Rankings courtesy of AGame Team Apparel. 

Basketball Spotlight Final 5th Grade Top 10 Presented By AGame Team Apparel 

1. CJ Hawks: The Hawks lost in the semifinals of the Grand Finale but they put together a terrific run that included winning two Spotlight championships. This run earned them the #1 spot in our final rankings. 

2. Gauchos: The Choz didn’t participate in the Grand Finale but they did have two Spotlight titles to their name. They were a very impressive team to watch. 

3. King Street Kings: KSK crashed the party at the Grand Finale while taking home the banner. They have a very talented up and coming bunch. 

4. Team Glory: TG finished the season with a semifinal loss in the Grand Finale Final Four. They were totally a joy to watch last year. 

5. Leesburg Academy: Leesburg didn’t have a Spotlight title but they made a good AAU Nationals run while finishing #7 in the country. 

6. Nations Basketball Academy: NBA made it to the finals of the Grand Finale. They had a few successful runs but never quite got over the Orange Division hump. 

7. Team Takeover: TT got things going late in the season and should carry that momentum over into next year. 

8. RIP City: RC had their moments but never showed the dominance they did at the 4th Grade level. We look forward to seeing them in the 2013-2014 season. 

9. Team Phenom: Team Phenom made some noise from the Philly area. It will be interesting to see how they look nest season. 

10. Team DEMI: The New England made a good push. They should only be better when next year rolls around.

Road To The 2013-2014 Grand Finale Announced!

 

The Basketball Spotlight Road To The Grand Finale is listed below. The Basketball Spotlight circuit has grown into one of the best in the country. Keep in mind to register for these events early because they usually sell out quickly. 
Basketball Spotlight Road To The Grand Finale 
 

Basketball Spotlight Tip Off Classic 
Dates: December 7th and 8th 2013 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $375
 

Basketball Spotlight MLK Classic 
Dates: January 18th and 19th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Chicheser, PA 
Cost: $350
 

Basketball Spotlight Clash For The Cup 
Dates: February 8th and 9th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $375

Basketball Spotlight DMV Takeover
Dates: March 8th and 9th 2014
Ages: 2nd Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Maryland
Cost: $350 
 

Basketball Spotlight Atlantic City Showcase 
Dates: April 19th and 20th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Atlantic City, NJ 
Cost: $375
 

Basketball Spotlight Memorial Day Classic 
Dates: May 24th and 25th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $400 

Basketball Spotlight Carolina Collision 
Dates: May 30th Thru June 1st
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Raleigh, NC
Cost: $250 (Per Team)  
 

Basketball Spotlight Grand Finale 
Dates: June 21st and 22nd  
Ages: 5th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: TBA 
Cost: $100.00