Today’s Thursday’s Trail column takes a look at the recruitment of Macon, Ga., native Kowacie Reeves Jr. The Westside-Macon four-star guard has cut his list to six schools and could make a decision soon as announced on his Twitter account. Clemson, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Stanford, and Tennessee all make the final cut for the…
It’s an unprecedented time in the world right now with the COVID-19 pandemic putting a halt on our everyday routines, however, many hoop prospects are finding unconventional ways to connect with coaches and move forward in their recruitments. Today, we take a look at three mid-state players that have turned uncertain times into positive moments….
The opportunity to find a new home that felt welcoming was attractive to Bryson Wooten as he recently ended his recruitment by pledging to Edward Waters College (FL). “I picked Edward Waters because of the close knit family atmosphere they have. I got a chance to spend a weekend down there before all this coronavirus…
Coach of the Year, Angelia Wright, Wheeler County Ms. Middle Georgia, Stacie Jones, Veterans Senior of the Year, Corrianna Evans, Spalding Junior of the Year, Miracle Parker, Washington County Sophomore of the Year, Jakia Little, Northeast-Macon Co Freshmen of the Year, Jada Morgan -Jones County & Zy Thompson -Pike County Best Offensive, Gabbi Cartagena, Jackson…
Legendary Southwest-Macon girls coach Willie Goolsby has graced the sideline for well over forty years and has accomplished just about every accolade possible except winning a state title. During his tenure, he has coached many great players and led the Lady Patriots to region championships and several state title game appearances, but hasn’t been able…
We’re back with our Thurday’s Trail column and today we examine Hypesouth Hoop alumni Bryson Wooten, Collin Tarver, and Tony Card. The class of 2020 trio have been steady producers at the school ball level and on the independent travel circuit and are starting to enjoy the fruits of their labor. We caught up with…
Atlanta, Georgia— On the Radar’s Junior Elite 100 Camp is the premier spot for middle grade prospects and this year new director, Willie Evans, took over and the event continued to evolve and play host to the top young hoopers in the southeast. We take a look at a couple names we’ll hear for years…
In the first edition of our Thurday’s Trail column we dig into Central-Macon (GA) big-man Quay Primas’ recruitment. The 6-foot-6 lefty produced at a steady rate during spring and summer evaluations and quickly became a topic of discussion in coaching circles. His old school back-to-the-basket game piqued the curiosity of a couple low to mid level…
Cover Photo By @hoopsbystan Donte Medlock took his FreshmanU Camp to another level in year three with first-class coverage and great talent. National media such as On the Radar Hoops, Grassroots Media, SUVTv, Prep Hoops GA, and Pro Movement were in attendance along with over 100 of the top incoming ninth graders from the southeast. In addition, all campers…