Arizona Preps Fall Showcase

The exciting and amazing 28th Annual Arizona Preps Fall Showcase, Arizona’s original showcase basketball event, will be held for (48) boy's Arizona varsity high school teams. Each varsity program will be featured in two games on the day. The Fall Showcase will take place Saturday, October 17th, 2026 @ Inspire Courts located @ 1090 N Fiesta Blvd, Gilbert, AZ 85233. All the featured games will now take place in one location on the day, as the event will begin @ 9AM with Opening Announcements, and games will take place from 10AM to 8PM on (5) different courts.

This event will, once again, be attended by some of the top regional basketball scouting services, scouts and media in the West. Cost for teams in this event is only $250 per team.

28th Annual Arizona Preps Fall Showcase Event Features:

* Complete game schedule for this year's event will be posted the week of the event on the Arizona Preps.com website

* BE EVALUATED BY TOP-RATED LOCAL & REGIONAL SCOUTING SERVICES IN ATTENDANCE & COLLEGE COACHES

* * COMPLETE COVERAGE OF EVENT BY ARIZONA PREPS, LOCAL & REGIONAL MEDIA & REGIONAL SCOUTING SERVICES ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL ANDREA BERNADO @ (928) 533-6042 or Andrea.arizonapreps@gmail.com

TO PAY FOR THIS YEAR'S ARIZONA PREPS FALL SHOWCASE, PLEASE USE THE LINK TO PAY BELOW WITH A CREDIT CARD OR DEBIT CARD

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Some Past Arizona Preps Fall Showcase Boys Participants & Where They Have Gone:

Jerryd Bayless - (University of Arizona / Phildelphia 76ers-NBA), Isaiah Thomas – (University of Washington / Denver Nuggets-NBA), Channing Frye – (University of Arizona / Cleveland Cavaliers-NBA), CJ Watson - (University of Tennessee / Golden State Warriors-NBA), Louis Ahmundson - (UNLV / New York Knicks-NBA), Carrick Felix – (Arizona State University / Cleveland Cavaliers-NBA), Jahii Carson (Arizona State), Nick Johnson (University of Arizona / Houston Rockets-NBA), Bryce Cotton (Providence University / Utah Jazz-NBA), Jordan Baker (Pepperdine University), Cameron Forte (Portland State via University of Georgia), Eric Jacobsen (Arizona State University), Kenny Martin (Arizona State University), Givon Crump (Baylor University), Colin Borchert (Mississippi State), (Drew Bender (Rice University), Demarquise Johnson (Washington State University), Kiwi Gardner (Providence University), Josh Braun (Grand Canyon University), Sai Tummala (Arizona State University), Royce Woolridge – (University of Kansas/Washington State / Grand Canyon) – Joey Shaw – (University of Nevada via University of Indiana) – Lawrence Hill – (Stanford University) – Raymond Murdock – (University of San Diego) – Daren Jordan – (Oral Roberts University) – Tim Maiden – (University of Texas-San Antonio) – Nkem Ojoughboh – (Northeastern University via University of Texas-San Antonio) – Harvey Perry – (University of Washington) – James Anderson – (BYU) – Kaleo Kina – (Navy) – Brendon Lavender – (University of Arizona) – Ryan Howley – (UC Davis) – Byron Fulton – (Weber State) – Jamaal West – (University of San Francisco) – Kyle Tresnak – (Weber State) – Orion Outerbridge – (University of Rhode Island) –  Zane Johnson – (University of Arizona/University of Hawaii) – Blake Davis – (Weber State/Grand Canyon University) – Trent Anderson – (Arizona State University) – Terrell Stoglin – (University of Maryland) – Kamyron Brown – (University of Oregon) – Drew Viney – (University of Oregon) – Gavin Edwards – (University of Connecticut – UCONN) – Nate Garth – (University of New Mexico) – Jay Watkins – (University of Utah) – Harper Kamp – (California-Berkeley (CAL)) – Mason Maynard – (Loyola Marymount University) – Christian Polk – (Arizona State University) – David Jackson – (University of Idaho / Louisiana Tech) – Eric Hipolito – (University of New Orleans) – Stephen Rogers – (Brigham Young University) – Ty Morrison – (Creighton University) – Nick Dewitz – (University of Iowa / Oregon State University) – Jon Wilkins – (University of Montana) – Antonio Griffin – (Florida State University) – Devon Evertsen – (Boston College / Fordham University) – Mark Bowens – (Long Beach State University) – Brian Freeny – (University of Idaho) – Jason Johnson – (University of Texas – El Paso) – Lynzel Jackson – (University of Utah) – Davin White – (Cal State Northridge) – Maurier Angui – (Portland State University) – Derek Wabington – (University of Wyoming – Harlem Globetrotters) – Bryson Krueger – (Arizona State University) – Serge Angouno – (Arizona State University) – Giovanni Olomo – (Bynghampton University) – Dennis Latimore – (University of Notre Dame via University of Arizona) – Harry Ramirez – (Benedictine College) – Jon Simon – (Colgate University) – Troy Gaines – (University of Auburn) – Ryan Nelson – (Saint Mary’s College) – Brett Collins – (Saint Mary’s College) – Nick Lewis (University of San Diego), and hundreds more …

Arizona Preps Middle School Fall Showcase

Arizona Preps is proud to announce the launch of the first-ever Arizona Preps Middle School Fall Showcase, a brand-new event designed to identify and evaluate the top young basketball prospects throughout the state of Arizona. The inaugural showcase is expected to take place this September (Fall 2026), with the official date and location to be announced in the coming weeks. The event will feature boys from the 7th and 8th grade classes - highlighting the talented prospects from Arizona’s 2031 and 2032 graduating classes.

After the announcement was released last week across Arizona Preps’ social media platforms, the response from the Arizona basketball community has been overwhelming. The tremendous interest surrounding the event further confirms the growing talent level and excitement surrounding the next generation of basketball players in the state. For many years, Arizona Preps has experienced tremendous success with its annual Arizona Preps Fall Showcase, which focuses on high school teams and has become one of the premier preseason events in the state. The creation of the Middle School Fall Showcase is the next step in Arizona Preps’ continued commitment to identifying, evaluating, and promoting the state’s top basketball talent at every level.

Unlike the high school team showcase format, the Arizona Preps Middle School Fall Showcase will be an individual camp setting, allowing Arizona Preps’ staff to evaluate each prospect’s skill level, athletic ability, basketball IQ, competitiveness and long-term potential.

The entire Arizona Preps staff will be in attendance throughout the event - providing complete coverage and evaluations of the participating athletes. Players will have the opportunity to be identified early by one of the state’s most respected basketball media outlets, as Arizona Preps continues its mission of documenting and showcasing the growth of Arizona basketball. This exciting new event represents the beginning of what Arizona Preps expects to become an annual tradition and another important platform for young players to begin making a name for themselves.

Stay tuned to Arizona Preps and our social media channels for additional announcements regarding registration information, the official date and the location of this exciting first-year event.