We cover all levels of youth basketball in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area with the goal of providing maximum exposure to players and teams. Our event coverage and event management is designed with the sole purpose of being a viable high level resource for both High School and College recruiters. DMV Preps wants to see your child competing at the next level!
The high flyer from Baltimore caught
a body over the weekend at the Future 150 “Summit” in Houston, TX punishing
both the defender and the rim. Stay tuned for more of Evans you will find him
this fall suiting up for Delany High School and at the Coach Francis Classic
August 26th. Enjoy the
footage courtesy Gymratesinsiders!
Information nationwide is flooding in with respect to the 2016 group of
reclassified players in multiple grades.The extra year has benefited players across the country creating opportunities
at the High School level, impacted the national rankings significantly all the
way to through high school, and allowed certain players to share in experiences
that many otherwise would not have had an chance to participate in.
Wes Peterson Jr. fits this mold announcing his reclassification to the
class of the 2021; the 6’2 Guard who will be attending Immanuel Christian had a
breakout season in the UA Proving Ground league where he averaged 18ppg.Along with his physical maturation Peterson’s
confidence has grown which means trouble for his new classmates moving forward.
His inclusion in the class of 2021 will also impact the national
landscape placing him not only in the conversation as one of the top players in the country but has paid immediate dividends with Peterson's name being added the upcoming 2016 Middle School All-American Game roster; the event is to be held in
Washington, DC at St. John College High School on August 26th.High School Coaches can place Peterson’s name at the top of their boards
for next year’s 8th graders and the country can begin to expect more
of the footage we have obtained below as he ascends the national rankings.
Those who reside
in the DMV have grown to watch 2020 Gonzaga bound Terrance Williams grow and develop
over the course of many years.Many have
questioned over the course of time Williams ability to transition to the wing
position; some even openly doubted.
Locally forced to
play more of a back to the basket high/low post style the substance in Williams
game and his hard work and continued development has been lost somewhat
nationally.His team has performed as one
of the best in the country but we have not seen the prolific play that
propelled him to the top of the national rankings in his class.
Until now; in
similar fashion as his appearance last season with the legendary “Terror Squad”
Williams went Bi-Coastal suiting up and for the West Coast All-Stars which
finally let the world see what Williams has been spending hours in the gym
creating.He unleashed with a fury
unknown to mankind, taking bodies, catching bodies, and returning to the form
that the DMV and world has wanted to see for a very long time – call him “Prego”
‘cause dammit it’s in there!
There is fine line
between creating success for someone else and doing so for oneself – this past
weekend Williams "did him" (which every KID should have the right to do) at the highest level; we dare someone to watch the
clips below and say differently.
The Middle School All-American Game returns to the nation’s capital and
again will play host to the very best players in America. The schedule for the
country’s most exclusive Middle School All-Star game as well as the area’s top
rising freshman game, the Coach Francis Classic will be held on August 26,
2016.Game times and schedule will be
announced in the coming weeks.
The Head Coaches will be revealed in the coming weeks; but the staff again
will boast some of the very best in the DMV just like those who stalked the
sidelines last year!
Commitments for this year’s game include names such as:
Trey Patterson, 6’9, 2021, New Jersey
Bryce Griggs, 5’9, 2022, Texas
Ryan Conway, 6’0, 2021, Maryland
Keon Henderson, 5'9, Michigan
Jaden Bradley, 6’2, 2022, North Carolina
Paris Dawson, 6’1, 2021, Arizona
Quinn Clark, 6’3, 2022, Virginia
Jarace Walker, 6’2, 2022, Pennsylvania
Cameron Gillus, 2023, Virginia
Skyy Clark, 5’11, 2022, California
Jahkary Townes, 2023, Michigan
Antonio Hamlin, 2022, Maryland
Evan Young, 5’7, 2022, Utah
Jaden Johnson, 5’7, 2022, Maryland
Dee Morton, 6’2, 2021, Georgia
As voting continues there are multiple players from the DMV in contention
for spots! Review the voting process now at www.p2bball.com
Player Nominations can be sent to: msagpromotions@gmail.com
The rosters for the Coach Francis Classic Rising Freshman Game will be made available
in August.
