The spring NCAA Evaluation Period had many different prospects in competition on the AAU/club circuit, looking to improve their recruiting stock with college programs. One prospect from Arizona that benefited a great deal from this period was Liberty High School’s talented and athletic 6-foot-8 junior forward Ring Nyeri. Nyeri utilized the period to improve his recruiting stock and earned a prestigious honor in the process, as he received an invitation to next month’s exciting Pangos All-American Camp. Nyeri is coming off a very good junior season, where he helped lead a very talented Liberty High School program to 22-7 overall…
Author: Anthony Ray
Arizona’s 2025 Class of prospects is very talented and one of the top prospects in the class for college coaches to consider recruiting early is 6-foot-6 sophomore wing KIngston Tosi. After a strong sophomore season where he helped to lead Millennium High School to a 27-5 overall record on the season, and a runner-up finish for the 5A State Championship, Tosi is on the rise in the class. Recently, Tosi received his first Division-I offer to his credit. Many college programs will begin recruiting Tosi over time, but the NAU Lumberjacks are not waiting to get in line, after Northern…
Arizona’s 2024 Class of seniors is sill filled with many unsigned performers, although prospects are falling off the board at a much slower pace than year’s past due to the NCAA Transfer Portal. Another one of the top prospects in Arizona’s 2024 Class is Carl Hayden High School’s talented 6-foot-4, 180-pound senior guard Adrien Armstrong. Armstrong is coming off a strong senior season for himself, and has given a commitment to a local junior college program, where he should flourish over the next 1 – 2 years of college basketball in the ACCAC. Armstrong recently gave a commitment to South Mountain…
Arizona’s 2024 Class of seniors is sill filled with many unsigned performers, although prospects are falling off the board at a much slower pace than year’s past due to the NCAA Transfer Portal. One prospect that really emerged during his senior season, and has really gone to another level in his play is Skyline Prep’s 6-foot-7 senior forward Uche Nsonwu. Nsonwu has had a strong spring performance after a senior season at Skyline Prep, where he showed very well on The Grind Session. Currently, Nsonwu is hearing from numerous college programs at many different levels, and has become one of…
Gilbert’s Highland High School 6-foot-3, 215-pound senior do-it-all performer Noah Peterson is coming off an excellent senior season for himself, after leading his program to an impressive 26-3 overall record and a 6A State Championship. Peterson was one of the best senior prospects in the state of Arizona this high school season, and earned an opportunity to be a Division-I prospect as a result of his stellar play as a senior. Instead of signing with a Division-I college program this spring, Peterson instead will take a different path for himself. While I had marveled at which college program would ultimately…
It was a wild recruiting ride for two-time NJCAA All-American Yaxel Lendeborg. After a previous commitment to St. John’s University, and then deciding to re-open his college recruitment, after the firing of former Head Coach Mike Anderson, Lendeborg became available again for college coaches to pursue. After waiting on the right college suitor for himself, Lendeborg and his Arizona Western teammate, 6-foot-3 sophomore guard Marquis Hargrove, both announced in surprising fashion on social media that they had both decided to accept scholarship offers to UAB. UAB Head Coach Andy Kennedy will enter his fourth season next fall at the helm…
Phoenix College 6-foot-3 sophomore guard Mike Rogers has been regarded as a sure-fire athletic talent for many years – in the sport of basketball and football. A native of New York where he made a name for himself as one of the best to do it, Rogers has had to overcome many challenges and obstacles throughout his life to get to where he is today. Today he is in a great place, after achieving many of his goals on and off the basketball court, and now giving a big verbal commitment to a Division-I basketball program in the Horizon League.…
While it has taken some time for us to release our annual Player of the Year nominations in each region of the state of Arizona, here are our selections for these honors, as selected by our amazing and hard-working Arizona Preps staff. We will select our Player(s) of the Year for boys and girls high school basketball in the state of Arizona. Each of our selections will include our top performers throughout the state for the AIA, CAA and prep school divisions, as each selection by our staff will encompass each division for consideration. Here is this year’s 2023 selections…
While it has taken some time for us to release our annual Player of the Year nominations in each region of the state of Arizona, here are our selections for these honors, as selected by our amazing and hard-working Arizona Preps staff. We will select our Player(s) of the Year for boys and girls high school basketball in the state of Arizona. Each of our selections will include our top performers throughout the state for the AIA, CAA and prep school divisions, as each selection by our staff will encompass each division for consideration. Here are this year’s 2023 selections…
One of the top prospects in the state of Arizona for some time, was 6-foot-2 junior guard Adam Njie. Njie played for Eduprize Prep and Hillcrest Prep, before moving back to the state of New York for his junior season, where he played for Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx, New York. Regarded as one of the top guard prospects in the country, Njie announced his decision Saturday over social media to commit to Washington State University and Head Coach Kyle Smith and his men’s basketball staff. This is a nice early commitment for Washington State and a very…