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APRIL 2-5, 2025

FISHERS, IN

2025 TOURNAMENT

GAME PROGRAM

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BOYS BRACKET 2

SC NEXT TOP 25 TEAM RANKINGS 3

COLUMBUS (FL) 4

LINK ACADEMY (MO) 5

LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN (NY) 6

BREWSTER ACADEMY (NH) 7

CIA BELLA VISTA (AZ) 8

PROLIFIC PREP (CA) 9

MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL) 10

IMG ACADEMY (FL) 11

WASATCH ACADEMY (UT) 12

DYNAMIC PREP (TX) 13

ESPN BOYS PLAYER RANKINGS 14-15

EYBL SCHOL. 24-25 STAT LEADERS 16

GIRLS BRACKET 17

SC NEXT TOP 25 TEAM RANKINGS 18

MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL) 19

WESTTOWN SCHOOL (PA) 20

IMG ACADEMY (FL) 21

FAITH FAMILY (TX) 22

ESPN GIRLS PLAYER RANKINGS 23

TOURNAMENT RECORDS 24-25

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dear Basketball Fans:

We are excited to return to Indiana and make

Hamilton Southeastern High School the new home of

the 2025 Chipotle High School Basketball Nationals

tournament.

We again bring the top-tier, nationally ranked boys

and girls high school basketball teams together to

compete for a championship on a national stage.

With 13 participating boys and girls teams ranked in

the SCNext Top 10 national team rankings, and 60

ESPN ranked players participating, this is sure to be

an exciting four days of elite high school basketball!

Many thanks to Chipotle, our title sponsor, for

championing high school athletics.

The Chipotle Nationals rewards excellence and

celebrates high school basketball on a national

level. We are proud to provide a platform for the next

generation of college athletes to compete with their

teams for the nal time on ESPN against the best

high school competition. On behalf of ESPN and

Paragon Sports Marketing, we thank the schools,

parents, fans, and corporate partners who have

supported his event since its inception 16 years ago.

We appreciate you attending the Chipotle Nationals

and wish all the participating teams the best of luck.

Executive Director - Chipotle Nationals

President, Paragon Sports Marketing

Rashid Ghazi

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BOYS TOP 25

1 COLUMBUS FLORIDA 27-3

2 LINK ACADEMY MISSOURI 20-8

3 LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN NEW YORK 21-6

4 BREWSTER ACADEMY NEW HAMPSHIRE 27-4

5 PROLIFIC PREP CALIFORNIA 34-5

6 CIA BELLA VISTA ARIZONA 21-5

7 MONTVERDE ACADEMY FLORIDA 19-7

8 IMG ACADEMY FLORIDA 21-7

9 WASATCH ACADEMY UTAH 24-5

10 DYNAMIC PREP TEXAS 31-4

11 GONZAGA COLLEGE HS WASHINGTON D.C. 29-5

12 ROOSEVELT CALIFORNIA 35-2

13 PAUL VI VIRGINIA 27-6

14 AZ COMPASS ARIZONA 20-8

15 WHEELER GEORGIA 29-3

16 SUNRISE CHRISTIAN KANSAS 16-7

17 HOOVER ALABAMA 35-0

18 HARVARD-WESTLAKE CALIFORNIA 31-3

19 CALVARY CHRISTIAN FLORIDA 22-1

20 DUNCANVILLE TEXAS 27-7

21 SAN ANTONIO BRENNAN TEXAS 33-3

22 HIGHLAND SCHOOL VIRGINIA 39-6

23 ALLEN TEXAS 34-2

24 SIERRA CANYON CALIFORNIA 27-7

25 FISHERS INDIANA 30-0

*BOYS TEAM RANKINGS AS OF 3/24/25

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1 columbus (FL)

SC Next #1 27-3 Miami, FL

@CCHSBBALL

0 Michael Feenane 6'6 SR G

1 Marcellous Jackson 6'4 JR G

2 Cayden Boozer 6'6 SR PG

4 Zeljko Sekulovic 6'2 JR G

5 Jaxon Richardson 6'7 JR G/F

10 Isaiah Trelles 6'1 SO G

11 Caleb Gaskins 6'9 JR G/F

12 Cameron Boozer 6'9 SR G/F

15 Nicholas Meireles 6'1 SO G

21 Alec Cohen 5'9 JR G

23 Keeper Jackson 6'8 JR G/F

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: ANDREW MORAN

@COLUMBUSHS_MIA

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Explorers are a juggernaut of a squad with exceptional chemistry

and experience, led by Cameron Boozer, a 6-10 forward who dominates

every inch of the paint and is versatile enough to consistently knock

down shots from the perimeter. Boozer, a Duke signee who is ranked

No. 3 overall in the ESPN 100, averaged 23 points, 12 rebounds and

3.2 assists a game during the regular season. He’s joined by his twin

brother, 6-4 point guard Cayden Boozer, a fellow Duke signee and

McDonald’s All American who pumped in 14 points and eight assists a

game. Caleb Gaskins, a versatile 6-8 forward who is the No. 8 overall

junior per ESPN, pumped in 15 points and seven rebounds a game and

6-6 swingman Jaxon Richardson averaged 14.1 points and 4.9 rebounds

a game. After their big four, the Explorers get productive minutes from

6-4 wing Cello Jackson, 6-6 forward Michael Feenane and 6-7 forward

Keeper Jackson.

road to chipotle nationals

The Explorers are riding a 14-game winning streak and all three of their

losses this season have come against teams in the eld. On the ipside

they’ve reeled off six wins against Chipotle Nationals participants. The

Explorers steamrolled the competition in the state Final Four last month,

winning games by an average of 32 points on the way to claiming their

fourth-consecutive FHSAA 7A state championship. In the, 68-34, win

over Windermere (Fla.) in the title game, Cameron posted 20 points,

nine rebounds and three blocks, Richardson added 14 points, seven

rebounds and six blocks and Cayden managed 12 points, ve rebounds

and six assists to cap off the dynasty run over the last four years.

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2 Link academy (Mo)

SC Next #2 22-8 Branson, MO

@CCHSBBALL

@COLUMBUSHS_MIA

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Lions (22-8) came into the high school season widely regarded as

the deepest and most talented team in the country but were plagued by

injuries throughout the season. The good news is that they’re back to

100 percent healthy at the right time. Chris Cenac Jr., a 6-10 forward

who is signed to Houston, does it all for the Lions on both ends of the

oor, averaging 12.6 points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.6 blocks a game in

Nike EYBL Scholastic play this season. USC signee Jerry Easter, a 6-5

point guard, runs the show, while Alabama signee Davion Hannah, 6-5

scoring guard, Legend Smiley, a 6-5 sharpshooter, and 6-4 wing Trent

Perry gives the Lions electric and versatile scoring threats from the

backcourt. A’mare Bynum, a 6-8 forward who is signed to Ohio State,

and 6-10 center John Clark, who is signed to Texas, have been out most

of the year, but are back to add a signicant boost on both ends of the

oor for the Lions.

road to chipotle nationals

The Lions are one of the hottest teams in the country, riding a sev-

en-game winning streak, including four-straight in as many days to

claim the inaugural EYBL Scholastic conference tournament title after

knocking off Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.), 74-71. In that game, Cenac

took home tournament MVP after posting 22 points, six rebounds and

six blocks. Easter posted 15 points, three rebounds and six assists and

Perry posted 16 points and nine rebounds in the win. The Lions shot

59.2 percent from the eld and 43.8 percent from three. The Lions have

gone 5-6 against the eld this season.

@LINKHOOPS

0 Chris Cenac 7'0 SR F

1 Keonte Greybear 6'2 JR G

2 Jerry Easter 6'5 SR G

3 John Clark 6'9 SR F

4 Davion Hannah 6'5 SR G

5 Amare Bynum 6'9 SR F

10 Legend Smiley 6'5 SR G

12 Andre Iguodala 6'8 SR G

22 Shaw Seraphine 6'4 JR G

23 Trent Perry 6'5 JR G

24 Malachi Jordan 6'7 SO G

32 Tayshawn Gipson 6'2 SO G

43 Cy Merrett 6'5 SR G

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: CHAD MYERS

@LINKHOOPS

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3 LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN (NY)

SC Next #3 21-6 Brookville, NY

2 Peyton Howell 5'10 SO G

3 Kiyan Anthony 6'5 SR G

4 Kayden Mingo 6'3 SR G

5 Dylan Mingo 6'5 JR G

10 Nigel James 6'0 SR G

11 Moussa Kamissoko 6'8 SO F

13 MJ Madison 6'9 JR F

14 Carter Abernethy 6'4 JR G

15 Maxx Tjongondjoza 6'7 FR F

21 Nico Onyekwere 7'1 SR C

23 Abraham Taiwo 6'8 9TH F

24 Omar Essam 6'11 JR C

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: JOHN BUCK

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Crusaders bring a blue-collar approach to the hardwood defending

94 feet and using its strong contingent of playmaking guards to create

offense. Syracuse signee Kiyan Anthony is coming off a stellar showing

at the Nike EYBL Scholastic conference tournament. The 6-5 scoring

guard averaged 20 points a game and led the Crusaders to the title

game. He’s joined in the backcourt by Marquette signee Nigel James, a

6-1 combo guard who was named Defensive Player of the Year and Sixth

Man of the Year in the EYBL Scholastic. The Mingo brothers, Kayden,

a 6-2 point guard who is signed to Penn State, and Dylan, a 6-5 point

guard who is ranked No. 11 overall in ESPN 60 for 2026, create head-

aches for opposing backcourts with their speed, versatility and three-lev-

el scoring ability. Florida State signee Nico Onyekwere, a 7-1 center,

anchors the paint along with 6-8 forward Moussa Kamissoko, ESPN’s

No. 15 sophomore in the country, and MJ Madison, a 6-9 workhorse of

a forward.

road to chipotle nationals

The Crusaders got hit with the injury bug to open the season and started

3-5 with Anthony in street clothes. They got the sharpshooter back,

regrouped and went on an 18-win tear, mowing down quality team after

quality team along the way. The Crusaders have wins over Columbus

(Fla.), Paul VI (Va.), IMG Academy (Fla.), Oak Hill Academy (Va.) and

Brewster Academy (N.H.), among others. LuHi marched all the way to

the EYBL Scholastic title game where it fell to Link Academy (Mo.), 74-

71. The Crusaders went 3-4 against the eld this season.

@LUHIBASKETBALL

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@BREWSTERACADEMYHOOPS

4 Brewster academy (NH)

SC Next #4 27-4 Wolfeboro, NH

0 Antonio Pemberton 6'1 SO PG

1 Darien Moore 6'3 JR G

2 Ebuka Okorie 6'2 SR PG

3 Dwayne Aristode 6'8 SR G

4 Clyde Walters 6'7 SO G

5 Jadon Holmes 6'7 SR F

10 Ater Bol Meen 6'9 JR F

11 Sebastian Wilkins 6'7 JR F

12 Nnadalu Noble 6'8 SR F

13 Preston Fowler 6'8 SR F

21 Tayden Langdon 6'2 SO G

23 Killyan Toure 6'4 SR PG

24 Parth Miglani 6'2 JR G

31 Mason Dawkins 6'4 SR G/F

32 Eric Jacobsen 6'11 JR C

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: JASON SMITH

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Bobcats (27-4) are a tough and gritty group who tactically wear

teams down with balance on both ends of the oor. Sebastian Wilkins,

a 6-8 stretch forward, has proven to be a nightmare of a matchup all

season, averaging 13.3 points and 7.4 rebounds a game in the Nike

EYBL Scholastic. Jason Smith’s backcourt is a virtual ball of talent-lad-

ened energy with Darien Moore, a 6-2 combo guard who is committed to

Seton Hall, and Stanford commit Ebuka Okorie, a 6-1 point guard who

averaged 13.3 points and 2.8 assists in league play. Preston Fowler,

a 6-8 forward who is signed to James Madison, does it all (11.9 ppg.

and 6.5 rpg.), similar to Wilkins. Iowa State signee Killyan Toure, a 6-3

combo guard, lls up the stat sheet from the backcourt, coming off an

11-point, seven-assist, ve-rebound performance in the Bobcats’ loss to

Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.) in the EYBL Scholastic conference

tournament.

road to chipotle nationals

The Bobcats nished tied for rst in the EYBL Scholastic this season,

posting a 9-2 record in a league that featured at least eight teams

ranked in the ESPN SCNext 25 all season. Brewster had key wins over

national hoops powerhouses like Wheeler (Ga.), Long Island Lutheran

(N.Y.), Montverde Academy (Fla.), Link Academy (Mo.) and IMG Acade-

my (Fla.), among others. The Bobcats were No. 1 in the EYBL Scholastic

in scoring defense, holding opponents to 50.8 points a game. Brewster

was also the most clutch free-throw shooting team in the league, drain-

ing shots at 77.1 percent. Even more impressive is that the Bobcats

have gone 4-1 against the eld this season.

@LUHIBASKETBALL

@LUHIBASKETBALL @BREWSTERHOOPS

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5 CIA bella vista (az)

SC Next #6 21-6 Phoenix, AZ

@BELLAVISTACOLLEGEPREP

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: BRANDON ROSENTHAL

@BELLAVISTAHOOPS

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Bears’ (21-5) creed is centered around grit and grind, outworking

their opponent on every possession. That starts at the point with Miles

Sadler. The 6-1 oor general is the engine that has driven the turn-

around for Bella Vista this season, going from 1-11 last season in the

Nike EYBL Scholastic to winning a share of the regular season title after

nishing at 9-2 this season. Sadler averaged 16.1 points and 4.7 assists

a game in league play and serves as a master of pace, carving up de-

fenses in transition and the halfcourt. Aliou Dioum, a 6-10 center, was

the most feared shot eraser in the league ranking rst in blocks swatting

two a game. Rokiem Green, a 6-2 scoring guard, is the Bears sniper, 6-7

utility forward Jaion Pitt does it all on both ends and Noah George, a 6-3

point guard, steadies the ship while applying stiing defensive pressure.

That core nished No. 2 in scoring (64 ppg.) and No. 1 in offensive

rebounds in the league, snagging 10.4 a game. Even more impressive

since the EYBL Scholastic is widely regarded as the country’s most elite.

road to chipotle nationals

The Bears pieced together an impressive resume this season implement-

ing their blue-collar approach to the game. Brandon Rosenthal’s group

managed key wins over powerhouse squads like Montverde Academy

(Fla.), Prolic Prep (Calif.), Sunrise Christian Academy (Kan.), Link

Academy (Mo.), AZ Compass Prep (Ariz.) and IMG Academy (Fla.). The

Bears marched all the way to the seminals of the EYBL Scholastic con-

ference tournament before falling to Link Academy, 58-52. The Bears

went 4-5 against the eld.

0 Rokiem Green 6'2 JR G

1 Miles Sadler 6'0 JR PG

3 Aliou Dioum 6'10 JR F

4 Aginaldo Neto 6'1 SR PG

5 Austin Goode 6'7 SR G

6 Lucas Toukam 6'8 JR W

15 Jaion Pitt 6'7 SR W

23 Noah George 6'4 JR G

25 Paul Osaruyri 6'8 SO F

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6 prolific prep (CA)

SC Next #5 34-5 Napa, CA

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Crew (35-4) feature arguably the most dynamic scorer in the

country in 6-5 guard Darryn Peterson, a Kansas signee. The McDonald’s

All American is a special blend of speed, athleticism, IQ, agility and

three-level scoring ability. This season, he averaged 31.5 points, 7.5

assists, 6.5 rebounds, 2.5 steals and 1.8 blocks in route to being named

Naismith Player of the Year. He’s joined by 6-5 swingman Winters Grady

(15.5 ppg. and 5.1 rpg.), a Michigan signee, 6-5 guard Mazi Moseley

(7.5 ppg., 3.5 rpg. and 3.5 apg.), an LSU signee, and 6-4 wing Seven

Spurlock (8.2 ppg., 5.2 rpg. and 2.8 apg.) add depth in the backcourt.

Niko Bundalo, a 6-10 McDonald’s All American forward who is signed

to Washington, is a versatile southpaw capable of taking over at any

given point. He averaged 19 points and 8.3 rebounds a game during the

regular season. Obinna Ezekie Jr., a 7-foot center who ESPN ranks No. 9

overall among sophomores, and Gabe Nesmith, ESPN’s No. 8 sopho-

more, help to anchor the paint.

road to chipotle nationals

The Crew completed a Grind Session three-peat last month, knocking

off Ft. Erie (Can.), 77-50, behind 23 points, nine rebounds and three

assists from Peterson. Grady added 14 points in the win, which was their

16th straight. Coach Ryan Bernardi’s group has taken out national

powerhouse programs like DME Academy (Fla.), Columbus (Fla.), Utah

Prep and Dream City Christian (Ariz.), among others. The Crew have

gone 1-1 against the eld this season.

0 Breydan Worth 6'1 SO PG

1 Gabe Nesmith 6'7 SO W

2 Winters Grady 6'6 SR SG

3 Rajan Roberts 6'2 JR PG

4 Niko Bundalo 6'10 SR PF

5 Obinna Ekezie Jr. 7'0 SO C

10 Mazi Mosley 6'5 SR G

11 Theo Gerges 6'3 JR SG

12 Cyril Mulot 6'2 JR CG

13 Atticus Day 6'1 SR SG

14 Blake Pye 6'3 JR SG

15 Emmanuel Jamgbadi 6'7 JR C

22 Darryn Peterson 6'5 SR CG

23 Seven Spurlock 6'3 JR W

25 Cory Geason Jr. 6'6 SR PF

30 Joel Mokweza 6'9 JR C

35 Bodee Lyman 6'3 SR W

33 Alassane Doucoure 6'10 SO PF

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: RYAN BERNARDI

@PROLIFICPREPCREW

@PROLIFICPREP

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7 Montverde Academy (FL)

SC Next #7 19-7 Montverde, FL

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The defending Chipotle Nationals champion lost virtually all of its

production from last season yet managed to scrap and claw its way back

to contention to repeat. The Eagles (19-7) conquer by committee led

by CJ Ingram, a 6-6 wing who is signed to Florida. Ingram is a jack-of-

all trades for Montverde on both ends of the oor, posting 12.7 points,

7.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.7 steals a game. He’s joined in the

backcourt by Dante Allen, a 6-4 Villanova signee who runs the show

(11.7 ppg., 4.8 rpg. and 3.8 apg.), and Hudson Greer (10.8 ppg.), a 6-6

Creighton signee, who serves as the team’s best perimeter threat. Trent

Sisley (10.9 ppg. and 5.7 rpg.), a 6-8 forward who is signed to Indiana,

and Hakeem Weems (4.9 ppg. and 3.5 rpg.), a 6-9 forward, anchor the

paint for the Eagles. King Gibson, a 6-5 guard, and Dhani Miller, a 6-2

guard, give the crew depth and versatility in the backcourt. The Eagles

were a part of the prestigious Nike EYBL Scholastic this season and

nished No. 1 in defensive eld goal percentage, forcing teams to shoot

just 37.7 percent from the eld and score just 52.3 points a game.

road to chipotle nationals

The Eagles have played one of the most grueling schedules in the coun-

try and managed to reel off three wins over teams ranked in the top 10

of the ESPN SCNext 25. Still, the Eagles are on a two-game skid headed

into Chipotle Nationals, the last of which was a, 63-60, loss to CIA

Bella Vista (Ariz.) in the quarternals of the EYBL Scholastic conference

tournament. In that game, Ingram and Sisley combined for 36 points

and the Eagles shot 41.2 percent from the 3-point line. Montverde won

the rst two meetings with the Bears this season. The Eagles went 4-6

against the eld.

@MVABASKETBALL

1 Javion Tyndale 5'8 SO PG

2 Dhani Miller 6'3 JR G

4 Aidan Dayco-Green 6'4 SO G

10 Hudson Greer 6'6 SR G/F

11 CJ Ingram II 6'6 SR F

12 Trent Sisley 6'8 SR F

13 Hakeem Weems 6'10 SR F

14 Gabe Weis 6'8 JR F

15 Nikos Koulisanis 6'9 JR F

25 Trace Lopez 6'9 FR F

30 Dante Allen 6'4 SR G

44 Hugo Yimga-Moukouri 6'8 JR G/F

55 King Gibson 6'5 SOPH G

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

@MVABASKETBALL

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@IMGABASKETBALL

8 IMG Academy (fl)

SC Next #8 21-7 Bradenton, FL

@MVABASKETBALL

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Ascenders boast one of the best pure scorers in the country in

Darius Acuff Jr. The 6-2 point guard is an elite three-level scorer with

the strength, speed and an exceptional hoops IQ that makes him a threat

to get a bucket for himself anywhere on the oor or nd a teammate at

the most opportune time to score. Acuff, an Arkansas signee, was named

Player of the Year in the Nike EYBL Scholastic, widely regarded as the

country’s most grueling league, after averaging 24 points and ve assists

a game. The McDonald’s All-American oor general forms a potent duo

with 6-8 utility forward Sadiq White, a Syracuse signee who averaged

12.1 points a game in the league this season. Jermal Jones Jr., a 6-3

combo guard, Trey Beamer, a 6-2 point guard, and Felipe Quinones, a

6-4 scoring guard, give the Ascenders depth and two-way production in

the backcourt. Kareem Stagg, a 6-8 center who is signed to Georgia, is

the Ascenders’ physical presence in the paint who cleans the glass at a

high rate. Sean McAloon’s crew led the EYBL Scholastic in scoring this

season, averaging 66.3 points a game in league play.

road to chipotle nationals

The Ascenders are battle tested after boasting one of the most grueling

schedules in the country and came away with signicant wins against

national powerhouses like Oak Hill Academy (Va.), DME Academy (Fla.),

Montverde Academy (Fla.), AZ Compass Prep (Ariz.) and Dynamic Prep

(Texas). The key for the Ascenders has been their balance of scoring and

defense, checking in at No. 2 in the EYBL Scholastic in blocks per game

(4.25). The Ascenders went 3-5 against the eld.

0 Jermal Jones Jr. 6'4 JR G

1 Sadiq White Jr. 6'8 SR W

2 Zain Majeed 6'8 SO W

3 Trey Beamer 6'1 JR G

5 Darius Acuff Jr. 6'3 SR G

10 Chase Foster 6'9 JR F

11 Cody Peck 6'10 JR F

14 Felipe Quinones 6'4 JR G

15 Kareem Stagg 6'8 SR F

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: SEAN MCALOON

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9 wasatch academy (UT)

SC Next #9 25-4 Mt. Pleasant, UT

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Tigers (25-4) have a special blend of playmakers, marksmen and

toughness that has translated into one of the best seasons in the pro-

gram’s history. Isiah Harwell, a 6-5 scoring guard, does it all for Wasatch

from draining 43.1 percent of his threes to snagging six rebounds a

game to guarding multiple positions. The Houston signee averaged 16

points a game in Nike EYBL Scholastic play this season. Mariano Man-

ciel, a 6-3 scoring guard, is the Tigers sniper, capable of going on double

digit scoring runs in bunches while Katrelle Harmon, a 6-5 guard,

and Adolph County, a 6-4 guard, gives Paul Peterson other capable

scoring options who also serve as versatile defenders in the backcourt.

That group was the most efcient in the EYBL Scholastic this season,

connecting on 50 percent of their eld goals and 42.6 percent from the

3-point line, draining 7.4 threes a game. Wasatch also nished No. 1 in

the league in assists (15 a game) and steals (8.6 a game).

road to chipotle nationals

The Tigers nished with a share of the EYBL Scholastic regular season

title after nishing 9-2. During that run they pulled off big wins over

elite teams like CIA Bella Vista (Ariz.), Sunrise Christian Academy

(Kan.), IMG Academy (Fla.) and Link Academy (Mo.). The Tigers fell in

the quarternals of the EYBL Scholastic conference tournament to Link

Academy, 59-51. They nished 3-2 against the eld this season.

@WATIGERSBB

0 Bernardo Ferreira 5'8 JR PG

1 Isiah Harwell 6'5 SR SG

3 Manu Manciel 6'3 JR SG

5 Katrelle Harmon 6'4 JR PG

10 Diego Cabeiro 6'0 SO PG

12 Mark Dike 6'2 SR CG

13 Aly Toure 6'8 SR C

14 Austin Ouko 6'7 SR W

15 Junior County 6'5 JR W

20 Giovanni Granai 6'5 SR W

23 James Miller 6'3 SR W

32 Sage Hansen 6'9 JR C

44 Augustine Ekwe 6'9 SR C

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: PAUL PETERSON

@WATIGERSBB

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@DYNAMICPREPSCHOOL

@DYNAMICPREPSC

10 Dynamic Prep (TX)

SC Next #10 31-4 Irving, TX

@WATIGERSBB

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

Dynamic Prep has been steadily improving all season, growing stronger

and gelling together as the competition intensied. Jaden Toombs, a

6-9 center who is signed to SMU, controls the paint on both ends of the

oor, averaging 15 points and 10 rebounds a game during the regular

season. Fellow SMU signee Jermaine O’Neal Jr., a 6-5 guard, serves as

a versatile three-level scorer and a feisty defender who hounds the ball

for 94 feet. Sam Houston State commit Cobe Coleman, a 6-3 guard who

averaged 12.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.7 assists, and Oral Roberts

commit Leroy Kelly, a 6-3 guard who averaged 9.7 points and 2.8 re-

bounds, give Dynamic Prep talent and consistency in the backcourt. The

squad got a major boost midseason when Rutgers signee Chris Nwuli,

a 6-7 wing, transferred from Sierra Canyon (Calif.). He enhances their

toughness and gives them versatile scoring while the sophomore duo

of Marcus Spears Jr. and Ryan Hampton add consistent sparks on both

ends. Spears, a 6-7 forward, and Hampton, a 6-5 wing, are ranked No. 3

and No. 6 overall by ESPN in the 2027 class.

road to chipotle nationals

Dynamic Prep put the country on notice in their season nale claiming

the Nike Invitational Tournament title with a, 75-51, romping of Utah

Prep and the country’s No. 1 player A.J. Dybantsa. In that game, Toombs

was dominant, posting 21 points and 10 rebounds. Kelly added 13

points and ve rebounds and O’Neal put up 12 points and four assists

in the win. That extended Dynamic Prep’s winning streak to 10 headed

into Chipotle Nationals. Against the eld, Dynamic Prep nished 1-2

this season.

1 Jaden Toombs 6'9' SR C

2 Avery Huston 6'4 SO CG

3 Ansar Kussainov 5'9 FR G

4 Leroy Kelly IV 6'3 SR CG

5 Jacobe Coleman 6'3 SR G

6 Jaylin Faison 6'1 SR G

7 Jermaine O’Neal Jr 6'5 SR W

11 Xavier Roberson 6'6 JR F

12 Christopher Nwuli 6'8 SR F

14 Ryan Hampton 6'7 SO W

24 Marcus Spears Jr 6'8 SO F

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: JERMAINE O’NEAL

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PLAYER RANKINGS

# NAME POS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE

2 Darryn Peterson SG Prolific Prep Kansas

3 Cameron Boozer PF Columbus Duke

5 Darius Acuff PG IMG Academy Arkansas

6 Chris Cenac Jr. C Link Academy Houston

13 Isiah Harwell SG Wasatch Academy Houston

16 Cayden Boozer PG Columbus Duke

26 Cornelius Ingram Jr. SF Montverde Academy Florida

28 Niko Bundalo PF Prolific Prep Washington

29 Sadiq White PF IMG Academy Syracuse

32 Kiyan Anthony SG Long Island Lutheran Syracuse

37 Jaden Toombs C Dynamic Prep SMU

38 Dwayne Aristode SF Brewster Academy Arizona

39 Hudson Greer SF Montverde Academy Creighton

40 Kayden Mingo PG Long Island Lutheran Penn State

41 Dante Allen SG Montverde Academy Uncommitted

42 Jerry Easter PG Link Academy USC

46 Davion Hannah SG Link Academy Alabama

54 Nigel James PG Long Island Lutheran Marquette

59 Trent Sisley PF Montverde Academy Indiana

60 A’mare Bynum C Link Academy Ohio State

61 Chris Nwuli PF Dynamic Prep Rutgers

65 John Clark C Link Academy Texas

84 Kareem Stagg PF IMG Academy Georgia

90 Jaion Pitt PF CIA Bella Vista Uncommitted

100 Jermaine O’Neal Jr. SF Dynamic Prep SMU

*RANKINGS AS OF 3/26/25

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# NAME POS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE

8 Caleb Gaskins PF Columbus Uncommitted

11 Dylan Mingo PG Long Island Lutheran Uncommitted

13 Jaxon Richardson SF Columbus Uncommitted

37 Miles Sadler PG CIA Bella Vista Uncommitted

42 Sebastian Wilkins PF Brewster Academy Uncommitted

47 Chase Foster PF IMG Academy Uncommitted

53 Felipe Quinones SG IMG Academy Uncommitted

54 Jermal Jones SG IMG Academy Uncommitted

55 Katrelle Harmon SG Wasatch Academy Uncommitted

PLAYER RANKINGS

# NAME POS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE

3 Marcus Spears Jr. PF Dynamic Prep Uncommitted

4 Paul Osaruyi C CIA Bella Vista Uncommitted

6 Ryan Hampton SF Dynamic Prep Uncommitted

8 Gabe Nesmith SF Prolific Prep Uncommitted

9 Obinna Ekezie C Prolific Prep Uncommitted

15 Moussa Kamissoko PF Long Island Lutheran Uncommitted

18 Malachi Jordan SF Link Academy Uncommitted

21 King Gibson SG Montverde Academy Uncommitted

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POINTS PER GAME

1 DARIUS ACUFF JR. IMG ACADEMY 25.2

2 DARIUS ADAMS LA LUMIERE SCHOOL 16.7

3 ISIAH HARWELL WASATCH ACADEMY 16.6

4 MILES SADLER CIA BELLA VISTA 16.5

5 ETHAN MGBAKO OAK HILL ACADEMY 15.9

REBOUNDS PER GAME

1 CHRIS CENAC JR. LINK ACADEMY 8.7

2 SEBASTIAN WILKINS BREWSTER ACADEMY 7.7

3 KAREEM STAGG IMG ACADEMY 7.3

4 DEONDREA LINDSEY OAK HILL ACADEMY 7.2

5 EDDIE COOKE LEGACY EARLY COLLEGE 6.9

ASSISTS PER GAME

1 KATRELLE HARMON WASATCH ACADEMY 6.3

2 DARIUS ACUFF JR. IMG ACADEMY 5.4

3 MILES SADLER CIA BELLA VISTA 4.7

4 JERRY EASTER LINK ACADEMY 4.5

5 NIGEL JAMES LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN 4.4

STEALS PER GAME

1 MILES SADLER CIA BELLA VISTA 2.8

2 LANCE BARNES LEGACY EARLY COLLEGE 2.6

3 KADEN HOUSE AZ COMPASS PREP 2.6

4 KALEK HOUSE AZ COMPASS PREP 2.5

5 NIGEL JAMES LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN 2.5

BLOCKS PER GAME

1 ALIOU DIOUM CIA BELLA VISTA 1.6

2 KAREEM STAGG IMG ACADEMY 1.5

3 CHRIS CENAC JR. LINK ACADEMY 1.5

4 NICO ONYEKWERE LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN 1.4

5 KOFI ASARE VERITAS ACADEMY 1.4

2024-25 STAT LEADERS

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GIRLS TOP 25

1 MONTVERDE FLORIDA 25-1

2 ETIWANDA CALIFORNIA 28-5

3 BISHOP MCNAMARA MARYLAND 29-1

4 ONTARIO CHRISTIAN CALIFORNIA 30-2

5 WESTTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 27-3

6 IMG ACADEMY FLORIDA 17-4

7 MATER DEI CALIFORNIA 23-10

8 SIERRA CANYON CALIFORNIA 28-3

9 SIDWELL FRIENDS WASHINGTON D.C. 27-3

10 MORRIS CATHOLIC NEW JERSEY 28-0

11 ARCHBISHOP MITTY CALIFORNIA 27-4

12 BRADLEY CENTRAL TENNESSEE 35-1

13 JOHNSTON IOWA 26-0

14 CLACKAMAS OREGON 32-3

15 LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN NEW YORK 15-5

16 BISHOP IRETON VIRGINIA 28-6

17 HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA 27-1

18 LAWRENCE CENTRAL INDIANA 22-2

19 RIDGELINE UTAH 28-0

20 PRINCESS ANNE VIRGINIA 28-0

21 GRANDVIEW COLORADO 25-3

22 PROVIDENCE ACADEMY MINNESOTA 32-0

23 BOSWELL TEXAS 39-2

24 SACRED HEART KENTUCKY 36-3

25 PUTNAM CITY NORTH OKLAHOMA 29-1

*GIRLS TEAM RANKINGS AS OF 3/24/25

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1 montverde Academy (FL)

SC Next #1 25-1 Montverde, FL

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Eagles (25-1) are intently aware that the bull’s-eye rests rmly on

their jerseys. After all, what else could you expect from a team who has

won the last three Chipotle Nationals titles. Still, they boast an uber-tal-

ented and deep contingent that could snag them No. 4 as the top-seed-

ed Eagles prep to face No. 4 seeded Faith Family (Texas). They’re

anchored by a pair of espnW 100 top ve McDonald’s All Americans in

Agot Makeer (10 ppg. and 5.7 rpg.) and Aaliyah Crump (11.2 ppg., 3.7

apg. and 1.7 spg.) and the country’s No. 1 junior Saniyah Hall. Makeer,

a 6-1 wing who is committed to South Carolina, uses her length, agility

and three-level scoring ability to dominate the competition. Crump, a

6-1 guard who is signed to Texas, is a matchup nightmare capable of

dominating in the paint and creating from the wing. Hall does it all,

posting 20 points, 6.6 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 2.8 steals and 1.3 blocks

a game. Lourdes Da Silva Costa, a 6-2 forward who is signed to

Alabama, is the Eagles leading rebounder (6.7), 5-8 guard Amaia

Jackson, a Clemson signee, is a shifty playmaker, 6-2 forward Missy

Odom and 6-3 forward Bailey Breen, a Maine signee, add depth to the

frontcourt, 6-1 wing Holand Harris, who is also signed to Clemson, adds

a versatility.

road to chipotle nationals

When the Eagles lace ‘em up at Chipotle Nationals on Friday they will

have gone 107 days without a loss. That run included wins over national

powers like Winston Salem Christian (N.C.), Purcell Marian (Ohio),

Rock Bridge (Mo.) and Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.), among others. Matt

Shewmake’s crew went 3-0 against the eld, including two wins over

its seminal opponent, No. 4 seeded Faith Family (Texas). The Eagles

have consistently put together complete games this season, posting 68.6

points, 16.9 assists, 34.3 rebounds, 8.2 steals and 4.8 blocks a game.

@MVAGBB

0 Holland Harris 6'2 SR F

1 Lourdes Da Silva Costa 6'3 SR F

2 Saniyah Hall 6'2 JR G

4 Darya Kulik 5'9 SO G

5 Amaia Jackson 5'8 SR G

11 Agot Makeer 6'1 SR G

14 Anyla Parker 5'7 8th G

20 Gracie Laster 5'10 SR F

23 Aaliyah Crump 6'1 SR G

32 Jayla Forbes 6'7 SO F

33 Missy Odom 6'3 JR F

35 Bailey Breen 6'3 SR F

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: MATT SHEWMAKE

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2 Westtown school (PA)

SC Next #5 27-3 West Chester, PA

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Moose (27-3) earned the No. 2 seed despite nagging injuries

throughout the season and being led offensively by underclassmen.

Versatile 6-2 wing Jordyn Palmer starred consistently all season, posting

21 points and 10 rebounds a game, as did 5-10 guard Jessie Moses

who pumped in 17 points a game. Both sophomores are joined in the

backcourt by the Moose 5-10 oor general Atlee Vanesko, Kennedy

Henry, a Villanova signee, and Olivia Jones, a Harvard signee who serves

as the second captain on the team. All ve starters have either signed

to Division I programs or are only considering them. That group uses its

chemistry, talent and IQ to tactically dismantle the opposition on both

ends of the oor, averaging 72.2 points a game and holding teams to

42.7 points a game.

road to chipotle nationals

The Moose are one of the hottest teams in the country, reeling off 17

wins a row headed into its seminal matchup against No. 3 seeded

IMG Academy (Fla.). They’re coming off capturing their fourth-straight

PAISSA state title, but the Moose have consistently mowed down elite

competition all season, including both the Philadelphia Catholic League

champion – Neumann-Goretti (Penn.) – and the runner-up – Archbishop

Carroll (Penn.) – by an average of 28 points. The Moose also managed

impressive wins over teams like Perkiomen Valley (Penn.), Audenried

(Penn.), Friends Central (Penn.), SSS Academy (Va.) and Bishop Ireton

(Va.).

@WESTTOWNGIRLSBASKETBALL

1 Jessie Moses 5'9 SO G

2 Vianna K-Watson 5'6 SR G

3 Olivia Jones 5'9 SR G

4 Atlee Vanesko 5'11 JR G

5 Ishana Sundar-Arajan 5'9 FR G

12 Maura Wiffers 5'7 SO G

13 Aidan Langley 6'1 SR F

14 Radhi Sundarara-Jan 5'9 FR G

20 Jordyn Palmer 6'2 SO G

21 Kennedy Hall 6'3 SR F

22 Kennedy Henry 6'0 SR G

23 Trinity Ingram 5'8 FR G

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: FRAN BURBIDGE

@WTGIRLSBBALL

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3 IMG Academy (FL)

ESPN #6 17-4 Bradenton, FL

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Ascenders’ (17-4) “all hands on deck” approach has served them

well all season and one they’ll bring to their rst round matchup with

No. 2 seeded Westtown (Penn.). Kelis Fisher, a 5-9 point guard who is

signed to Connecticut, is the catalyst for the Ascenders on the offensive

end as a scorer (13.3 ppg.) and playmaker (3.1 apg.), but also averages

1.5 steals and 1.7 deections. She’s joined in the backcourt by 5-8

combo guard Nyla Wilson, an Auburn signee, who averages 10.4 points,

3.5 rebounds, 3.5 deections, 3.2 assists and 2.7 steals a game. Daniya

Prawl, a 6-1 McDonald’s All American wing who is signed to Tennessee,

checks off multiple boxes on both ends of the oor for the Ascenders.

Illinois signee Manuella Alves, a 6-3 forward, anchors the paint (8.1

rpg.) with 6-4 forward Kelsi Andrews and Lara Somfai, a 6-3, versatile

McDonald’s All American forward who is signed to Stanford. Somfai is

averaging 11.7 points and 6.2 rebounds a game. The scrappy Ascenders

boast an impressive and balanced attack on both ends of the oor.

road to chipotle nationals

The Ascenders have won nine of their last 10 games with the lone loss

coming to top-seeded Montverde Academy (Fla.), 65-57, on February

19. It was a rematch of last year’s Chipotle Nationals title game, which

the Eagles won. Still, the wins over IMG’s latest run came in dominant

fashion, mowing down teams by an average of 17.6 points a game. The

Ascenders hang their hat on the defensive end and use that pressure to

initiate the offense in transition. This season, they’ve forced teams into

18.7 turnovers, are swiping 10.5 steals and are posting 12 deections

a game. IMG also gets back on defense, holding teams to just 3.6

transition points a game while averaging 14 of its own. With those

defensive straps it’s no wonder that the Ascenders have been able to

hold teams to just 38.4points a game while pumping in 57.

@IMGABASKETBALL

0 Asia Keels 5'3 JR G

1 Kelis Fisher 5'9 SR G

2 Brooklynn Charlo 6'0 SR G

3 Nylah Wilson 5'9 SR G

10 Georgia Pauli 5'10 SR G

12 Lara Somfai 6'3 SR F

21 Manuella Alves 6'3 SR F

22 Emma Hart 5'6 JR G

23 Kelsi Andrews 6'4 JR C

25 Deniya Prawl 6'2 SR G

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: FRANK OLIVER, JR.

@IMGABASKETBALL

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4 faith family (TX)

15-6 Dallas, TX

KNOW THE PERSONNEL

The Eagles (15-7) are loaded with repower from all angles but have

yet to have all its weapons available… Until now. Amayah Grace, a 5-11

guard, is a dynamic two-way prospect who initiates the action on both

ends of the oor, averaging a team-high 14.3 points and 4.7 rebounds a

game. She’s joined in the backcourt by speedy 5-8 point guard Gianna

Jordan, her sister, Natalia Jordan, and sharpshooter Finley Chastain to

form a strong contingent of guards with versatile scoring and lockdown

abilities on the defensive end. In the frontcourt, Amari Byles, a 6-2

forward, keeps the defense off balance with her size and versatility,

evident in her numbers: 13.8 points and 8.3 rebounds a game.

Alabama signee Joy Egbuna, a 6-3 forward, gives the Eagles depth with

her physical nature on both ends and 6-4 freshman forward Kelenna

Ozumba is widely regarded as one of the top players in the 2028 class

with a vast skill set, elite length and a high IQ as a playmaker and

defender.

road to chipotle nationals

The Eagles have been plagued by injuries all season but have managed

to take top teams to the wire at different points this season, including

Montverde Academy (Fla.) and IMG Academy (Fla.). Still, the Eagles

have managed key wins down the stretch against national powerhouses

like DME Academy (Fla.), Legion Prep (Texas) and Dr. Phillips (Fla.).

Faith Family hounds the glass, averaging 37.9 rebounds a game and

masterfully plays passing lanes, swiping 10 steals a game this season.

This will mark their third meeting with top-seeded Montverde. They last

squared off on January 18 when the Eagles prevailed 70-48.

@FAITHFAMILYGBB

2 Gianna Jordan 5'7 JR G

3 Natalia Jordan 5'7 JR G

4 Korian Harris 5'8 FR G

5 Nadia Jordan 5'5 SO G

11 Mia Chambers 5'5 FR G

14 Finley Chastain 6'0 SO G

20 Ja'Niyah Johnson 5'7 SO G

23 Joy Egbuna 6'3 SR P

24 Amari Byles 6'2 JR G

25 Amayah Garcia 6'0 JR G

32 Kelenna Ozumba 6'5" FR P

PLAYER NAME HT GR POS

HEAD COACH: ANDREA ROBINSON

@FAITHFAMILYGBB

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@FAITHFAMILYGBB

JUNIOR PLAYER RANKINGS

SENIOR PLAYER RANKINGS

# NAME POS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE

4 Agot Makeer W Montverde Academy South Carolina

5 Aaliyah Crump G Montverde Academy Texas

14 Deniya Prawl W IMG Academy Tennessee

16 Lara Somfai F IMG Academy Stanford

27 Kelis Fisher PG IMG Academy UConn

28 Nylah Wilson G IMG Academy Pittsburgh

45 Holland Harris W Montverde Academy Clemson

51 Lourdes Da Silva Costa F Montverde Academy Alabama

61 Manuella Alves-Fernandez F IMG Academy Illinois

97 Joy Egbuna F Faith Family Alabama

# NAME POS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE

1 Saniyah Hall G Montverde Academy Uncommitted

17 Amari Byles PG Faith Family Uncommitted

19 Kelsi Andrews F IMG Academy Uncommitted

35 Melissa Odom F Montverde Academy Uncommitted

49 Amayah Garcia G Faith Family Uncommitted

# NAME (YEAR) POS HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE

N/A Jayla Forbes (2027) P Montverde Academy Uncommitted

N/A Jessie Moses (2027) G Westtown School Uncommitted

N/A Finley Chastain (2027) G Faith Family Uncommitted

N/A Keleena Ozumba (2028) F Faith Family Uncommitted

SOPHOMORE + FRESHMAN PLAYER RANKINGS

*RANKINGS AS OF 3/26/25

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MOST POINTS - GAME

37 AUSTIN RIVERS

WINTER PARK VS. CHRIST SCHOOL

(2010 QUARTERFINALS)

36 DARREN HARRIS

PAUL VI VS. IMG ACADEMY

(2024 QUARTERFINALS)

34 JAKOBE WALTER

LINK ACADEMY VS. PAUL VI

(2023 QUARTERFINALS)

33 R.J. BARRETT

MONTVERDE ACADEMY VS. LONE PEAK

(2018 QUARTERFINALS)

32 CORY JOSEPH

FINDLAY PREP VS. MOUNTAIN STATE

(2010 SEMIFINALS)

boys tournament records

MOST POINTS - CAREER

177 R.J. BARRETT

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2016-18

(8 GAMES)

145 BEN SIMMONS

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2013-15

(9 GAMES)

114 BRIAN BOWEN

LA LUMIERE, 2016-17

(6 GAMES)

100 COREY JOSEPH

FINDLAY PREP, 2009-10

(6 GAMES)

96 D’ANGELO RUSSELL

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2012-14

(9 GAMES)

H I G H EST S C O R I N G AV G .

(TOURNAMENT)

31.5 AUSTIN RIVERS

WINTER PARK, 2010

(63 POINTS/2 GAMES)

27.0 QUINN COOK

OAK HILL ACADEMY, 2011

(81 POINTS/3 GAMES)

26.7 R.J. BARRETT

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2018

(80 POINTS/ 3 GAMES)

25.0 R.J. BARRETT

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2017

(75 POINTS/8 GAMES)

24.0 DARREN HARRIS

PAUL VI, 2024

(72 POINTS/3 GAMES)

MOST REBOUNDS - CAREER

88 BEN SIMMONS

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2013-15

(9 GAMES)

70 MICHAEL CARRERA

MONTROSE CHRISTIAN, 2010-12

(6 GAMES)

63 R.J. BARRETT

MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2016-18

(8 GAMES)

57 TRISTAN THOMPSON

FINDLAY PREP, 2009-10

(6 GAMES)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS - GAME

8 JORDAN MICKEY

PRIME PREP VS. BLANCHE ELY

(2013 QUARTERFINALS)

7 DAKARI JOHNSON

MONTVERDE ACADEMY VS. OAK HILL

(2013 QUARTERFINALS)

7 DENZELL TAYLOR

ST. BENEDICT’S VS. LA LUMIERE

(2013 QUARTERFINALS)

7 G.G. GOLOMON

SAGEMONT VS. MONTVERDE ACADEMY

(2014 QUARTERFINALS)

6 ADEM BONA

PROLIFIC PREP VS. SUNRISE CHRISTIAN

(2021 QUARTERFINALS)

HIGHEST WINNING %

ALL GAMES

MONTVERDE ACADEMY (MONTVERDE, FLA.)

29-6 (.829)

LINK ACADEMY (BRANSON, MO.)

6-2 (.750)

FINDLAY PREP (HENDERSON, NEV.)

14-7 (.667)

OAK HILL ACADEMY (MOUTH OF WILSON, VA.)

14-11 (.560)

MONTROSE CHRISTIAN (ROCKVILLE, MD.)

5-4 (.556)

(MINIMUM TWO GAMES)

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girls tournament records

MOST POINTS - GAME

38 KATE KOVAL

LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN VS. MCDONOUGH

(2023 SEMIFINALS)

32 JAZMINE MASSENGILL

HAMILTON HEIGHTS VS. CENTRAL VALLEY

(2018 CHAMPIONSHIP)

31 TANIYA LOTSON

WESTLAKE VS. PAUL VI

(2021 CHAMPIONSHIP)

30 LEXIE HULL

CENTRAL VALLEY VS. WESTLAKE

(2018 SEMIFINALS)

28 KELSEY MARSHALL

MIAMI COUNTRY DAY VS. GONZAGA PREP

(2015 SEMIFINALS)

MOST REBOUNDS - GAME

24 ANGEL REESE

ST. FRANCES VS. HAMILTON HEIGHTS

(2017 SEMIFINALS)

19 OTIONA GILDON

GONZAGA PREP VS. MIAMI COUNTRY DAY

(2015 SEMIFINALS)

19 SARAH STRONG

GRACE CHRISTIAN VS. IMG ACADEMY

(2024 SEMIFINALS)

18 MORGAN SMITH

RIVERDALE BAPTIST VS. RIBAULT

(2016 CHAMPIONSHIP)

18 ESMERY MARTINEZ

HAMILTON HEIGHTS VS. WINTER HAVEN

(2018 SEMIFINALS)

H I G H EST S C O R I N G AV G .

(TOURNAMENT)

28.5 TANIYA LOTSON

WESTLAKE, 2021

(57 POINTS/2 GAMES)

28.0 LEXIE HULL

CENTRAL VALLEY, 2018

(56 POINTS/2 GAMES)

23.0 KATE KOVAL

LONG ISLAND LUTHERAN, 2023

(46 POINTS/ 2 GAMES)

22.5 JAZMINE MASSENGILL

HAMILTON HEIGHTS, 2018

(45 POINTS/2 GAMES)

21.5 ARIEL JOHNSON

OAK HILL ACADEMY, 2010

(43 POINTS/2 GAMES)

MOST STEALS - GAME

7 RAHNEEKA SAUNDERS

RIVERDALE BAPTIST VS. ST. FRANCIS

(2009 SEMIFINALS)

7 ALEX RODGERS

OAK HILL ACADEMY VS. DILLARD

(2010 SEMIFINALS)

7 RAVEN JOHNSON

WESTLAKE VS. FREMONT

(2021 SEMIFINALS)

6 HALEY CLARK

EDGEWATER VS. RIVERDALE BAPTIST

(2014 SEMIFINALS)

6 COURTNEY PARSON

DILLARD VS. SOUTH SHORE

(2015 SEMIFINALS)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS - GAME

7 ARIEL JOHNSON

OAK HILL ACADEMY VS. PEDDIE SCHOOL

(2010 CHAMPIONSHIP)

7 ELIZABETH BALOGUN

HAMILTON HEIGHTS VS. ST. FRANCES

(2017 SEMIFINALS)

6 MAYA DODSON

ST. FRANCIS VS. RIVERDALE BAPTIST

(2016 SEMIFINALS)

6 TIANNA HAWKINS

RIVERDALE BAPTIST VS. ST. FRANCIS

(2009 SEMIFINALS)

6 BEATRICE MOMPREMEIR

MIAMI SENIOR VS. FREMONT

(2014 SEMIFINALS)

HIGHEST WINNING %

ALL GAMES

MONTVERDE ACADEMY (MONTVERDE, FLA.)

6-0 (1.000)

CENTRAL VALLEY (SPOKANE VALLEY, WASH.)

2-0 (1.000)

PEDDIE SCHOOL (HIGHSTOWN, N.J.)

2-0 (1.000)

RIBAULT (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.)

2-0 (1.000)

SETON KEOUGH (BALTIMORE, MD.)

2-0 (1.000)

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(MINIMUM TWO GAMES)

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