6-foot-1, 180-pound junior guard Saben Lee of Powerhouse Hoops (Corona Del Sol HS- Tempe, AZ) is one of the hottest names coming off of the recent NCAA spring evaluation period. This past week, Lee has received three of his biggest offers to date. The first offer came from the ACC and the Florida State Seminoles. His second and third offers came from the Pac-12 Conference, as the University of Utah and Stanford extended offers. Also, after the second evaluation period ended in Las Vegas, Lee took an unofficial visit to UNLV and met with the new staff members, head coach…
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To continue to provide you with the best in Arizona basketball coverage and recruiting information, we had to take the site down and complete required maintenance – upgrading the website to handle the loads of traffic that this site generates daily. We do apologize for the inconvenience that this may have caused all of our subscribers for the last (2) weeks. The Arizona Preps website has been the leader in Arizona basketball recruiting, exposure, coverage and information for the state’s basketball enthusiasts. Anthony Ray, our site director, has helped more than 1000 different Arizona kids and kids across the country…
There are still some very good junior college prospects from the state of Arizona left on the table this spring for college programs to take a hard look at. Some of these prospects have offers on the table and just need to make their college decisions, while for others, they will be looking to still garner college interest late this spring. Here are the top available unsigned junior college prospects from Arizona’s 2016 class of juco prospects – regardless of position (In no particular order) … Terrance Johnson 6-5 FR SG/SF South Mountain JC Current offers: Northern Colorado, Winthrop, Central…
There are still some very good 2016 prospects from the state of Arizona left on the table this spring for college programs to take a hard look at. Some of these prospects have offers on the table and just need to make their college decisions, while for others, they will be looking to maximize their exposure to college coaches this spring while playing again on the spring aau/club circuit. Here are the top available unsigned players from Arizona’s 2016 class of prospects – regardless of position (In no particular order) … Malik Ondigo 6-11 SR PF/C Dysart HS – AAU:…
On March 19 and 20th, Michael Clark put on his anual AZ Finest’s Top 20 Showcase at Inspire Courts in Gilbert, Arizona. This event was top-notch from start to finish, as a greater majority of the state’s top talent, from all classes, was in attendance. These top prospects competed at a high level in every game. This was the first chance as well to see many of the state’s top players and new faces, since the high school season ended a few weeks ago. Of the games I personally observed, here are some of my notes and observations about current…
Cochise College hosted Eastern Arizona JC in front of a packed house on Monday evening for another opportunity to win another Region-I title. Cochise has been the class of the ACCAC Division all season long, so it is only fitting to see Cochise win their 2nd consecutive ACCAC Division-I title. Eastern Arizona (23-9, 15-7) had surprised former league leader Arizona Western in the semi-finals with a big performance, but they would run into a defensive juggernaught against Cochise. The first half was a back-and-forth battle that had 5 ties and 6 lead changes, ending with Cochise leading 48-42 at halftime.…
As the 2015-2016 Arizona boys’ high school season is coming to a close, our Arizona Preps’ staff has been on had to see a great majority of the top players in the state perform at a high level – all season long. This high school season has also been one of discovery of sorts, as we have seen new faces emerge and show why they are next in-line as members of Arizona’s youngest and brightest basketball prospects. One player that fits that mold to a tee is 5-foot-11, 180-pound sophomore point guard Amari Hudson of Skyline Prep in Phoenix, Arizona. …
The 13th Annual Southern California Hoop Review is scheduled for Friday – Sunday, April 15-17th, 2016. The event will be held at the Next Level Sports Complex in Garden Grove, CA. EVERY PLAYER/TEAM WILL PLAY FOUR GAMES (Two each day on Friday/Saturday OR two each day Saturday/Sunday). OPEN TO TEAMS IN ALL HIGH SCHOOL GRADES (including current seniors) FROM HIGH SCHOOL AND AAU PROGRAMS. Divisions are 15u, 16u, 17u. This event is designed to provide all players an opportunity to demonstrate their talents/skills in highly competitive games for the college coaches, scouts, and media expected to attend. Here is a…
On Saturday, January 9, 2016, the #4 high school team in the country, Findlay Prep from Las Vegas, Nevada, made a return trip to Arizona to meet up with one of the better high school programs in the state of Arizona – Pinnacle High School. The game was held on the campus of Arizona Christian University and many local, as well as out of town fans, packed out the gym from start to finish in anticipation of the match-up. The game started off relatively close with a quick 3-pointer and put-back from Pinnacle’s talented young and developing 2018 prospect Patrick…
The SWS Discovery Camp will be held on January 23rd, 2016 at Boggle Middle School in Chandler Arizona. This event is for 5th – 8th grade boys of all skill levels. We will accept 80 players for this event. This camp is not for top players or elite players only. THIS EVENT IS NOT A PLAYER RANKING EVENT. The camp is ideal for players who have not participated in a camp/showcase before. Each player will participate in drill sessions, contests and (2) showcase games. Each player will receive a camp shirt and lunch is included. Guest Speakers will include top…