Class of 2018, 4-star hoop standout, Sharone Wright Jr. held over fifteen HM D-1 offers before finally deciding to commit to Wake Forest University this morning. Along with Wake, Clemson, Kansas State, South Carolina, and Syracuse were also in the mix. The 6-foot-5 guard is the son of Clemson Hall of Famer and Ex-NBA player Sharone…
SKILLS 100 CAMP (May 29-30) The Adidas Skills 100 Basketball Camp is an annual invite only event. It will be a two (2) day high intensity skills training and developmental program offered to advanced student-athletes in the Macon-Middle Georgia and surrounding areas. Participants will be trained by certified and qualified staff who have great credentials as well as…
MID-GEORGIA “SUPER SIX” SENIORS While there were not any seniors from Middle Georgia mentioned in the same conversations with the state’s upper echelon of players in the 2017 class, there were still some formidable senior hoopsters worth noting from the mid-state area. With their prep careers coming to an end, here is a look at…
With the school ball season officially over at every level in the state of Georgia, the postseason all-star festivities are in full effect throughout the state. On March 17-18, 2017, Elite Sports & Marketing hosted its 6th annual All-Star Weekend at Albany State University. The two day event brought together some of the most talented…
2016-17 GISA Class AA Boys State Championship Game Analysis: Windsor Academy vs. Furtah Prep 1st Quarter From the outset of the game it was clear that Windsor Academy wanted to make it a fast pace game. For the entire first quarter, Furtah Prep took its chances playing at a helter skelter pace with the Knights,…
Phillips fits the mold of a Kawhi Leonard type of player with his subtle assertiveness on both ends the floor. The 6-foot-4 combo guard has the ability to score with the best of them, but what sets him apart is his ability to wreak havoc on opponents defensively. He is a great on-ball and help…
Fagan began his ascension on the 2016 summer travel ball circuit and carried that momentum over into the prep basketball season. At the beginning of the year, the 6-foot-3 shooting guard was severely underrated and a virtually unknown player around the state, but that changed quickly as he consistently began putting together huge performances against…