Malu Tshitenge- Mutombo took over in the second half to help lead St John's over Georgetown Visitation Chris Lykes added a DCSAA championship to the resume after his 24 point performance Girls Championship - St Johns 63 Georgetown Visitation 51 - Despite an off game from star senior Aisha Sheppard and foul trouble to sophomore center Malu Tshitenge Mutombo and junior guard Jaylin Carodine, St John's came through when it mattered most, defeating Georgetown Visitation 63-51 to

Roman Catholic deadly backcourt Tony Carr (Left #10) and Nazeer Bostick (Right #4) combined for 23 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assist In basketball, you can succeed with just skill and you can succeed with athleticism, although if you bring a high level of both to the table, then you have a chance to be special. Roman Catholic brought both in waves as they led from start to finish defeating Maret 67-51. The combination of size, athleticism and toughness put Maret on their heels

Maret School junior center Luka Garza was dominant inside scoring a game high 32 points and 6 rebounds It was the opening game of the 2015 Slam Dunk to the Beach and it may very well end up being the most memorable. Maret thanks to a buzzer beating three pointer from senior guard Trey Perry (6 points) walked out winners of a FOUR overtime affair over Appoquiniminik High School 55-52. It was a efficient battle between the two teams through the first two quarters as Marets jun

Bishop McNamara senior guard Ernest Jenkins led the Mustangs with 27 points As opening tip between Bishop McNamara and Maret approached, McNamara already faced a little adversity as they took the court without standout junior point guard Jamir Moultrie and their talented freshman twins Makhi and Makhel Mitchell. Naturally, the Mustangs hoped for a strong start against a tough Maret team to lessen the impact of not having the previously mentioned players available. Things didn

"When I was 16 I sat down with my brothers and we had a long conversation about what we wanted to do with our lives. That day I told them I wanted to be the best basketball player to ever play. I really meant it. The countless hours I have put into the sport and the mental and physical stress I have put on my body was all to prepare me to reach my goal of being legendary. Every time I talk to Lamont Lampkins he tells me “good is the enemy of greatness.” So when I go to the gy

"Normally I would never vouch for any player unless I feel strongly they can play but you have to do something on this point guard name Darian Hooker. He plays D-II, averaged 30 and led the nation in scoring. He is official!" This was the statement I heard from my lifelong friend Matthew Horne, currently a fast rising motivational speaker as well as publisher (check him out at http://www.matthewchorne.com/index.html) and a former standout player in his own right at Surratte