Highlights of Raheem Johnson a 6'9" senior at Romulus High School (MI).
Highlights of Raheem Johnson
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Northland vs Walnut Ridge Preview Player Highlights
Highlights of Northland
Jalen Robinson 6'8" 2012 University of Dayton
Tip Slam
Fall Highlights
Devon Scott 6'9" 2012 University of Dayton
Highlights vs Linden
Jordan Potts 5'11" 2012 UNC Greensboro
Fall Highlights of Potts, Lewis, Scott and Robinson
Coach Vic's Open Gym
Ke'Chaun Lewis 6'4" 2012
Posters Defender
Highlights of Walnut Ridge
Roy Alexander 6'4" 2012
AAU Highlights
Malik Dime 6'9" 2012
Dunk vs Africentric
Special thanks to City League Hoops TV
Jalen Robinson 6'8" 2012 University of Dayton
Tip Slam
Fall Highlights
Devon Scott 6'9" 2012 University of Dayton
Highlights vs Linden
Jordan Potts 5'11" 2012 UNC Greensboro
Fall Highlights of Potts, Lewis, Scott and Robinson
Coach Vic's Open Gym
Ke'Chaun Lewis 6'4" 2012
Posters Defender
Highlights of Walnut Ridge
Roy Alexander 6'4" 2012
AAU Highlights
Malik Dime 6'9" 2012
Dunk vs Africentric
Special thanks to City League Hoops TV
Ohio Boys High School Basketball Rankings
JJHuddle Boys Basketball Power Poll: Week 10
In Division 1 Columbus Northland still stands at the top of the state at 16-1. City League rival Columbus Walnut Ridge is right behind at #2 with a record of 16-0. These two teams will square off in the City League Championship next Saturday, Feb. 18th, to settle the battle of the city. Northland is heavily favored having won the past 5 city championships.
One team that might stand out because of their record is Lakewood St. Edward at #6 with a record of 10-6. Don't let their record fool you, they made it a point this year to play all the top team around the state. Even taking on some out of state teams such as Huntington Prep from WV.
In Division 2 the very talented Dayton Dunbar still stands alone at the top with a record of 17-0. Cincy Taft comes in at #2 with a record of 12-4 and Franklin is right behind them at #3 with a record of 15-0.
Below is the link to JJHuddle to check out the top ten from all four divisions along with other notable teams to watch in that division.
JJHuddle Boys Basketball Week 10
In Division 1 Columbus Northland still stands at the top of the state at 16-1. City League rival Columbus Walnut Ridge is right behind at #2 with a record of 16-0. These two teams will square off in the City League Championship next Saturday, Feb. 18th, to settle the battle of the city. Northland is heavily favored having won the past 5 city championships.
One team that might stand out because of their record is Lakewood St. Edward at #6 with a record of 10-6. Don't let their record fool you, they made it a point this year to play all the top team around the state. Even taking on some out of state teams such as Huntington Prep from WV.
In Division 2 the very talented Dayton Dunbar still stands alone at the top with a record of 17-0. Cincy Taft comes in at #2 with a record of 12-4 and Franklin is right behind them at #3 with a record of 15-0.
Below is the link to JJHuddle to check out the top ten from all four divisions along with other notable teams to watch in that division.
JJHuddle Boys Basketball Week 10
Walnut Ridge's size counters Africentric's speed
From the Columbus Dispatch
In Africentric’s sauna-like cracker box of a gymnasium, crowd noise projects to heavy-metal-concert levels, and 6-foot-9 basketball players look like giants.
For the better part of a City League South Division showdown last night, the host Nubians used their quickness to trap the wings, steal the ball and sprint down the short court for easy baskets.
But down the stretch, Walnut Ridge’s space-eating big men proved too much to handle on both ends of the floor, and the Scots surged late for a 51-42 victory. They earn a rematch against Northland in the City championship game on Feb. 18 at East.
“The strength we had over them was our bigs, and that turned out to be the difference with the game on the line,” Walnut Ridge coach Jason Bates said after improving his record to 7-1 against his brother, Michael, the Africentric coach.
“During our surge in the fourth quarter, our guards did a great job beating their initial pressure and getting it over the top, and we were making the extra pass to get it to those guys for easy baskets. The big guys also played a big, big role in our defense stepping up at the end, too. Nobody wants to shoot over those long arms.”
Africentric (15-3, 11-2) managed only one field goal and four points in the final six minutes.
The Nubians led 39-38 when Alassane Kah and Malik Dime, 6-9 bookends from Senegal, delivered back-to-back dunks to spur an 8-0 run for the Scots (17-0, 13-0). Both dunks, and the next basket, by 6-7 Kai Turner on an assist by Dime, resulted from nifty interior passes.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Michigan High School Basketball Rankings
Rankings by ESPN Week 8:
1. Detroit Pershing 15-0
2. Lansing Sexton 11-1
3. Romulus 12-2
4. Flint Beecher 14-0
5. Lansing Catholic Central 12-0
6. Saginaw High 12-1
7. Clarkston 12-1
8. Petoskey 14-0
9. Lansing Eastern 11-2
10. Wyoming Godwin Heights 13-0
Powerade Michigan Boys Basketball Rankings Week 8
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Flyin' to the Hoop Highlights
Highlights of some of the top players from the Flyin' to the Hoop in Dayton, OH. All videos by City League Hoops TV.
Isaiah Austin 7'0" Grace Prep (Texas)-Top 5 player in 2012 (Baylor Commit)
Justin Jackson 6'6" HCYA (Texas)- Top 10 player in 2014
Gary Harris 6'4" Hamilton Southeastern (IN)- Top 15 player in 2012 (Michigan State Commit)
Zak Irvin 6'6" Hamilton Southeastern (IN)- 2013 (Michigan Commit)
Special Thanks to City League Hoops and Flyin' to the Hoop
Isaiah Austin 7'0" Grace Prep (Texas)-Top 5 player in 2012 (Baylor Commit)
Justin Jackson 6'6" HCYA (Texas)- Top 10 player in 2014
Gary Harris 6'4" Hamilton Southeastern (IN)- Top 15 player in 2012 (Michigan State Commit)
Zak Irvin 6'6" Hamilton Southeastern (IN)- 2013 (Michigan Commit)
Special Thanks to City League Hoops and Flyin' to the Hoop
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