Halloween Classic October 24-25, 2015

6th Grade Rankings 

Updated 10/3/15

The Truth – Paul Pierce wins 12u Gold at Open Gym Premier Kickoff Classic!

Open Gym Premier Blue wins 12u Silver at Kickoff Classic!

Elite 25

1. Frogg All-Stars (Socal)
2. Seattle Stars (Washington)
3. SF Rebels (Norcal)
4. Flight Elite Black (Norcal)
5. The Truth by Paul Pierce (Socal)
6. ARC (Socal)
7. FOH Blue (Washington)
8. Seattle Rotary Blue (Washington)
9. Vision Basketball (Norcal)
10. West Coast Select (Nevada)
11. Socal Spartans (Socal)
12. SD Seals (San Diego)
13. West Coast All-Stars (National)
14. NM Dogs (New Mexico)
15. Utah Elite (Utah)
16. Billups Elite (Colorado)
17. Bout That Basketball (Socal)
18. Dominators Green (Socal)
19. Vegas Elite Premier (Nevada)
20. AZ Phenoms (Arizona)
21. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
22. AZ Storm Black (Arizona)
23. SGV Blue (Socal)
24. Redondo Beach Supreme (Socal)
25. Open Gym Premier Elite (SoCal)

Gold 25

1. RC Bulls (Inland Empire)
2. Give N Go (Arizona)
3. Central Washington Select (Washington)
4. FMD (Arizona)
5. NBBA (Norcal)
6. Golden City Black (Norcal)
7. ML20 (Oregon)
8. Scottsdale Wolves (Arizona)
9. ABA Hoops (Oregon)
10. AZ Titans (Arizona)
11. Team Fast (Oregon)
12. NM Real Hoops (New Mexico)
13. Irvine Sonics (Socal)
14. Oakland Cyclones (Norcal)
15. Sheperd Sports (Socal)
16. AZ Sting (Arizona)
17. Oakland Rebels Red (Norcal)
18. Tucson Heat (Arizona)
19. UBC Elite (Utah)
20. Trinity (Socal)
21. Seattle Future Black (Washington)
22. North Metro Ballers (Colorado)
23. Revup All-Stars (Colorado)
24. Coastal Elite (San Diego)
25. Snu Showtime (Socal)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

Compton Magic win Open Gym Premier Kickoff Classic!

Updated 10/5/15

Elite 25

1. West Coast All Stars (National)
2. Seattle Rotary (Washington)
3. Vegas Elite Premier (Nevada)
4. Billups Elite (Colorado)
5. AZ Ventura Vipers Black (Arizona)
6. Fresno Next Level (Central CA)
7. Inland Force Black (Inland Empire)
8. Give-N-Go (Arizona)
9. Big City Sports (Inland Empire)
10. Compton Magic (Inland Empire)
11. Seattle Warriors (Washington)
12. SF Rebels (Norcal)
13. Notown Hurricanes (Central CA)
14. Gametime Elite (Socal)
15. SD Sabers Elite (San Diego)
16. City Ballers (Socal)
17. SGV Blue (Socal)
18. AZ Storm (Arizona)
19. Frogg All-Stars (Socal)
20. BFT (Socal)
21. ARC (Social)
22. Vision Basketball Elite (Norcal)
23. Ground Up (Norcal)
24. NLBC Black (Socal)
25. MVP Flight Elite (Norcal)

Gold Division

1. Earl Watson Eilte Silver (Socal)
2. Alameda Scholars (Norcal)
3. DEG Warriors (Norcal)
4. Utah Select (Utah)
5. AZ Phenoms (Arizona)
6. Team Vegas (Nevada)
7. Utah Prospects (Utah)
8. PCH Teal (San Diego)
9. Hoop Elite (Oregon)
10. Washington Grizzlies (Washington)
11. AZ Sol (Arizona)
12. Gaels (Norcal)
13. And 1 (San Diego)
14. Bay Area Transition (Norcal)
15. Oakland Pal (NorCal)
16. Team Fast (Oregon)
17. 509 Elite (Washington)
18. San Diego Gamepoint (San Diego)
19. Clackamas (Oregon)
20. Colorado Lions (Colorado)
21. Wyoming G-Town (Wyoming)
22. Open Gym Premier Elite (Socal)
23. A-Team (Socal)
24. Oregon Swish (Oregon)
25. North Metro Ballers (Colorado)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

December 18-20, 2015

Compton Magic wins Open Gym Premier Fall Classic!

LA Elite Kins Elite win Open Gym Premier Kickoff Classic Silver Division

8th  Grade Team Rankings  (Class of 2020)

Updated 10/5/15

Elite 25

1. Oakland Soldiers (National)
2. West Coast All-Stars (National)
3. San Diego Select (San Diego)
4. ML20 (Oregon)
5. Team Blackout (Washington)
6. FOH Blue (Washington)
7. Seattle Rotary Blue (Washington)
8. MVP Flight Elite Black (Norcal)
9. Compton Magic (Socal)
10. Norcal Spartans (Norcal)
11. Oakland Rebels Black (NorCal)
12. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
13. Mountain House Wolverines (Norcal)
14. Gametime Elite (SoCal)
15. FGXpress Elite (Utah)
16. Utah Hard Knox (Utah)
17. RC Bulls Black (Inland Empire)
18. I AM Rockfish (Socal)
19. Bay Area Aces (Norcal)
20. Bay Area Mambas (Norcal)
21. Oregon Elite (Oregon)
22. Fresno Nemesis (Central CA)
23. Arizona Rebels (Arizona)
24. Vegas Elite Premier (Nevada)
25. ECBA (Washington)

Gold Division

1. Ventura Vipers (Arizona)
2. SPK (Socal)
3. Utah Prospects (Utah)
4. Sagebrush Hoops (Washington)
5. SF Rebels (Norcal)
6. AZ Diplomats (Arizona)
7. Cache Valley Elite (Utah)
8. AZ Legacy (Arizona)
9. San Diego All-Stars Elite (San Diego)
10. City Stars (Socal)
11. Miners Elite (Colorado)
12. Team Balance (Oregon)
13. Oakland Pal (Norcal)
14. R Time (Oregon)
15. All Out Blaze (Norcal)
16. AZ Sol (Arizona)
17. Bay Area Orangemen (Norcal)
18. AZ Storm (Arizona)
19. Bay City Black (Norcal)
20. Coastal Elite (San Diego)
21. High Level Hoops (Colorado)
22. Team Veritas (Socal)
23. Eastvale Ball Up (Inland Empire)
24. Rainen 3’s (Oregon)
25. AZ Mustangs (Arizona)

The 3rd Annual Ballislife Junior All-American Camp featured a large contingent of the top players in the country playing in front some of nation’s top skills trainers and coaches as well as National Media such as Matt Rodriguez from Ballislife (@mattballislife & @ballislife), Ty Kish from Middle School Hoops (@MSHoopsDotCom), Brian Hershman and John Egidio from Indihoops (@indihoops), Aaron Burgin from Full Time Hoops (@FullTimeHoops1), Ronnie Flores from CalHiSports.com (@RonMFlores), Westside Hoops TV (@westsidehoopstv) and of course WCE25 (@WCE25).

After reviewing the player notes from coaches/trainers and speaking to media in attendance, here are the Top 50 2019 Players based on their performance at the camp!

2019 3rd Annual Ballislife Junior-All-American Camp Top 6

KJ Franklin, Jaden Nielsen, Phaquon Davis, Elijah Scranton, Jarod Lucas, Isaiah Mobley

• #1 Elijah Scranton/ Camp MVP (Lancaster, CA / The Truth – Paul Pierce): At 6’5″, Scranton is a skilled wing with a long and athletic frame.  Scranton played with supreme confidence throughout the weekend, dominated on both ends, and most impressive of all, he did not take any plays off.

• #2 KJ Franklin (Los Angeles, CA / Earl Watson Elite): At 5′ 11″ and built like a  college football running back, Franklin is a high motor and explosive point guard that uses his build to punish defenders and create match-up problems for the defense.  He understands and plays the game very well on both ends – no surprise given that he spent time with Joe Abunassar’s Impact program.

• #3 Isaiah Mobley (Murrietta, CA/ Compton Magic): At 6’8″, Mobley is a lengthy versatile player with an improved and balanced skill set that has already attracted  offers from such schools as UCLA & USC.  Many of the coaches that we spoke to raved about Mobley’s work ethic.

• #4 Phaquon Davis (Anaheim, CA / Earl Watson Elite): At 5’9″, Davis is a fearless highly competitive athletic point guard.  Tough on ball defender and crafty and explosive on the offensive end.

• #5 Jarod Lucas (Hacienda Heights, CA / Earl Watson Elite): At 6’2″, Lucas is skilled versatile combo guard that competes at a high level.  Fearless when attacking the rim and showed off an improved jumper.

• #6 Jaden Nielsen (Salem Oregon/ Salem Hoop) : At 5’8″, the feisty point guard earned his Top 6 performance by knocking down several deep 3’s from way deep in the Top 20 game.  Another highly competitive guard!

• #7 Jaime Jaquez (Camarillo, CA/ The Truth – Paul Pierce): At 6’4″, Jaquez is an excellent high energy and highly competitive athlete with an improved skillset.  Jaquez’ athletic skills were on full display as he placed 2nd in the slam dunk contest. Definitely one of the more intriguing players at the camp.

• #8 Graham Cook (San Diego, CA/ San All-Stars): At 6’2″, Cook is a combo guard that is great on the open court and can and does compete on the defensive end. Cook had a tremendous Top 20 game and was just a few votes shy of Top 5 status.

• #9 D’Maurian Williams (Phoenix, AZ/ AZ Alpha Males) At 6’5″, Williams is a high energy and athletic player that continues to show much improvement as he develops into his body.  Williams has the ability to score at all levels.

• #10 Noah Williams (Seattle, WA/ Seattle Rotary) – At 6’2″, Williams is an athletic Guard that can drop dimes, block shots, rebound and drop a dunk on you when you least expect it.

• #11 Jacob Ray (Los Angeles, CA/ City Stars) At 6’5″, Ray has excellent footwork in the paint that he very often will get what he wants.  Ray has also shown improvement in his all around game.  One of the more consistent and reliable players at the camp.

• #12 Gianni Hunt (Los Angeles, CA/ Impact) At 6’1, Hunt displayed a tremendous feel for the game after putting in work with Impact’s Abunassar for the past 2 seasons. Hunt also demonstrated an improve outside game.

• #13 Matt Bender (San Diego, CA/ Earl Watson Elite) At 6’7″, Bender is a physical low box presence on both ends.  Has shown tremendous development around the rim and also has the ability to step outside and hit from mid range.

• #14 Jamon Kemp (Seattle, WA/ Seattle Rotary) At 6’4″, Kemp is an athletic Wing that can get to the basketball at will.  Excellent transition player that continues to develop  an all-around game each time we see him on the court.

• #15 Drayton Caoile (Tigard, OR / ML20) At 5’10, Caoile is a nice ball handler with  excellent passing skills and vision in the open court.  One of the more highly competitive athletes at the camp.

• #16 Kameron Ng (Honolulu, Hawaii/ Hawaii Raiders): At 5’5″, NG is a fierce competitive Point Guard who understands how to spread the floor.  NG has a dynamic cross-over dribble and excellent vision and passing skills.

• #17 Kenny Foster (Aurora, CO / Colorado Hawks): At 6’4″, Foster is a skilled wing with solid foot work and body control.  Foster is rated as the top 2019 player in the state of Colorado.

• #18 CJ Nnorom (Cave Creek, AZ / AZ Aces): At 5’10”, Nnorom is a Point Guard with a good combination of strength and speed.  
  

• #19 Davion Gaines (Tacoma, WA / ACCESS) At 5’11”, Gaines thrives defensively, but also has a great knack for getting into the paint.  Tough and scrappy guard that will compete for everything on the court.

• #20 RJ Veliz (Woodburn, OR/ Salem Hoop) At 6″1, Veliz is a combo guard with excellent range and an ability to get in the paint.

• #21 Zion Richardson (Plano, TX/ Team Texas) 5’10” Guard

• #22 Brendon Redford (Salt Lake City, UT / Utah Prospects) 6’3″ Wing

• #23 Trent Brown (Scottsdale, CA) 5’9 Point Guard

• #24 Jaedon Bowles (Denver, CO) 6’5″ Wing

• #25 Brig Willard (Salt Lake City, UT/ Utah Prospects) 6’4 Wing

• #26 Kobe Craig (Los Angeles, CA/ Earl Watson Elite) 6’6″ Wing

• #27 Jared Brown (Orange County, CA/ Jr Hoops) 5’7″ Point Guard

• #28 Cortez Finley (Los Angeles, CA) 5’10 Guard

• #29 Andre Sepada (Greenly, CO/ Colorado WAR) 5′ 7″ Point Guard

• #30 Christian Rose (San Diego, CA/ SD Next Generation) 6’5 Wing

• #31 Learic Spellman (Oakland, CA / Oakland Soldiers) 6’3 Forward

• #32 Sterling Wilson (Phoenix, AZ/ AZ Alpha Males) 5’10 Guard

• #33 Jackson Davis (Plano, TX / Team Texas) 5’10 Guard

• #34 Daniel Combs (Hayward, CA / East Bay Nets) 6’3″ Wing

• #35 Nicquel Blake (Las Vegas, NV / Vegas Elite Premier) 5’8 Guard

• #36 Ethan Cashion (Phoenix, Arizona/ AZ Alpha Males) 6’1″ Wing

• #37  Neil Owens (Pasadena, CA/ BTI) 5’8 Guard

• #38 Dorian Stewart (Los Angeles, CA/ City Stars) 5’7 Point Guard

• #39 Chase Hettinger (Castle Rock, CO/ Colorado Hawks) 6’2″ Wing

• #40 Rage Abdullah (Phoenix, AZ/ AZ Alpha Males) 5’10 Guard

• #41 Endigo Coleman (Newark, CA/ East Bay Nets) 5’7″ Point Guard

• #42 Dre Harris (Phoenix, AZ/ AZ Team Flight) 6’5″ Forward

• #43 Wes Clarkson (San Gabriel, CA/ BTI) 6’3″ Wing

• #44 Chance McMillan (Vallejo, CA/ Pride Basketball) 5’7 Guard

• #45 Ryan Gilburne (Phoenix, AZ/ AZ Team Flight) 5’9″ Guard

• #46 Jared Kincade (Mesa, AZ/ AZ Alpha Males) 6’3″ Forward

• #47 Ashton Sharma (San Dimas, CA/ Impact) 6’0 Wing

• #48 DesJuan Williams (Kansas City, MO/ KC Jayhawks) 5’7″ Guard

• #49 Malike Crawford (Los Angeles, CA) 6’0 Guard

• #50 Domanic Safarta (San Diego, CA/ Christian Pirates) 5′ 7″ Point Guard

Grades 2-7 will be released over the course of the next few weeks as we get ready for our first camp of the season – EBC West November 28-29, 2015 at Open Gym Premier!

EBC Camp Series

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

For more information on camp:

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            Text: 310-502-0599

            Email: westcoastelite25@gmail.com

Player Profiles 

Players profiles are up on the Open Gym Premier website.  Click on Picture Below.

You can see the entire social media camp exposure on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by entering hashtag #BILAACAMP

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4th Annual Ballislife Junior All-American July 29-31, 2016

 Visit: http://opengympremier.com/services/camp/bil-all-american

The 4th Annual Halloween Classic #OGPClassic hosted by Open Gym Premier featured not only some of the top boys teams from Socal, Nevada, San Diego as well teams from as far away as Calgary, Canada (CYDC), but it kicked off Open Gym Premier’s venture into hosting girls events.  In addition to adding Girls to the event, Open Gym Premier partnered with Ballislife and Eastbay to host the #EastbayFunkDunk contest.  The Halloween Classic will play a major role in the upcoming rankings that will lead into one of the major national events in the country – the Winter Challenge 3 Day event taking place on December 18-20, 2015 at Open Gym Premier.  For more info, visit http://opengympremier.com/services/tournaments/winter-challenge

December 18-20, 2015

Our Halloween Event impressions: 2020 The Truth – Paul Pierce teams are talented, but still need to improve as a team – which we expect will happen once they combine their talent currently spread across 3 teams.  Kings Academy coach Matt Mazarei and Open Gym Premier coach Juaquin Hawkins are some of the top youth coaches on the West Coast.  Both get the most of out of their players and manage specific game situations very well.  The 2021 Compton Magic team continues to show improvement – not a good sign for their opponents.  2020 Aidan Prukop (5 on Five), 2021 Malik Thomas (The Truth – Paul Pierce), and 2022 Christian Moore (The Truth – Paul Pierce)  are ballers!

The 2020 field featured a very talented field.  The 2020 Gold winner, The Truth Paul Pierce, will debut at #10 on WCE25 Rankings after winning the Halloween Classic. The Kings Academy, with the addition of Yassine Gharram, will move into the the Top 20 after taking #10 into OT in the championship game.  Game Time Elite won the 15u Division and will receive Top 12 consideration.  Earl Watson Elite played well enough to receive Top 25 consideration. SGV Blue and Socal Warriors will be hard to ignore as Top 50 teams.

The Truth Paul Pierce 2020 14u #OGPKickoff Gold Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: MVP Dillon Depina (The Truth), Keith Dinwiddie (The Truth), Yassine Garrahm (Kings Academy), Jack Zhao (Kings Academy), Aidan Prukop (5 on Five), Johnny Juzang (The Truth)

5 on Five 14U Silver #OGP Classic Champs!

San Diego Bulldogs 14u Silver 2 #OGPClassic Champs!

Socal Spartans 14u Bronze #OGPClassic Champs!

2021 was all Compton Magic – AGAIN. The Truth, Earl Watson Elite and Elite Sports club will all make their way into the Top 25.  NLBC also proved to be a Top 30 worthy team.

Compton Magic 13u Gold #OGPClassic Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: MVP Arthur Kaluma (Compton Magic), Malik Thomas (The Truth), Jaden Byers (Compton Magic), Ben Shtolzberg (Earl Watson Elite), George Ochoa (Be Elite Sports Club)

5 on Five 13u Silver #OGPKickoffClassic Champs!

JW Basketball 13u Bronze 1 #OGPClassic Champs!

Campus Basketball 13u Bronze 2 #OGPClassic Champs!

2022 featured 4 teams in our WCE25 Top 25 rankings (LA Bobcats/The Truth, SGV Blue, Open Gym Premier and Bout That Basketball) as well some teams pushing for a Top 25 Ranking – Earl Watson Elite and SCV Next Level.  LA Bobcats/The Truth won the championship, but Bout That Basketball managed to win a pool game from them that will likely vault them into the Top 10.  Christian Moore (LA Bobcats/The Truth) was dominant and has a chance to be a national player.

The Truth/LA Bobcats 12U Gold #OGPClassic Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: MVP Christian Moore (the Truth/LA Bobcats), Alie Donzo (Bout That Basketball), Rudy Brown (Open Gym Premier), Everett Bryson (SCV Next Level), Jacob Taylor (the Truth/LA Bobcats)

Open Gym Premier Blue 12u Silver #OGPKickoff Champs!

PTBA 12u Bronze 1 #OGPClassic Championship!

Maharlika win 12u Bronze 2 #OGPClassic Championship!

5th Grade Division winner CAVS are back and bidding for the #1 Ranking!  The CAVS managed a 5-0 record on their way to championship over up and coming Team Determined from the Inland Empire – a team that will make its Top 25 debut in our next rankings release.

CAVS 11u #OGPClassic Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: Dylan Metoyer (CAVS), Messiah McTeer (Team Determined), Jayce McDonald (CAVS), Sydni Summers (Team Determined), Jonas de Krassel (CAVS)

RSM Ballers 11u Silver #OGPClassic Champs!

Maharlika 11u Bronze #OGPClassic Champs!

The 4th Grade Gold Division featured 2 teams in the Top 25 (Bout That Basketball and Open Gym Premier Black) as well up and coming Team Determined (Inland Empire).  #10 Bout That Basketball managed a championship, but Team Determined made a case for a Top 25 ranking with their runner-up finish.

Bout That Basketball 10u Gold #OGPClassic Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: MVP Souljah Niles Bey (Bout That Basketball), Anthony Bates (Team Determined), David Sarabia (Bout That Basketball), Chase Nelson (Team Determined), Sergio Delano (Bout That Basketball)

SCV Next Level 10u Silver #OGPClassic Champs!

CAVS 10u Bronze #OGPClassic Champs!

9u featured #2 the Truth, SGV Blue, West Coast Select (Nevada), Bout That Basketball, LN Bruins and Bout That Basketball.  With another championship, The Truth seems ready to for a rematch against #1 Sacramento Yellow Jackets.  Bout That Basketball runner-up finish will get them into the Top 10.

The Truth 9u Gold #OGPClassic Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: MVP Moses Wright (The Truth), Muhammed Butler (Bout That Basketball), Janna Holley (Bout That Basketball), Ardan Shendrikar (The Truth), Jaden Erami (SGV Blue), Angelino Mark (The Truth)

Vegas Panthers 9u Silver #OGPClassic Champs! 

SCV Next Level 8u #OGPClassic Champs!

EBC All-Tourney Team: MVP Earl Bryson (SCV Next Level), Evan Rivas (Veritas), Kenyen Andrews (SCV Next Level), Ethan Sushinsky (SCV Next Level), Tristan Partida (Veritas)

2020 Game Time Elite wins 15u #OGPClassic!

CYDC Calgary, Canada wins 16u #OGPClassic !

CABC wins Varsity #OGPClassic !

Girls Division Winners

10u SGV Black 4th Grade #OGPClassic Girls Champs!

11u Wolfpack 5th Grade #OGPClassic Girls Champs

12u Wolfpack 6th Grade #OGPClassic Girls Champs!

13u Lady Heat 7th Grade #OGPClassic Girls Champs!

EBC West

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

Visit Camp Website for more information:

http://opengympremier.com/camps/elite-basketball-circuit#west

SCV Next Level earns #1 8u Ranking at Open Gym Premier’s Halloween Classic!

Updated 11/2/15

1. SCV Next Level (Socal)
2. ProSkills (Socal)
3. Utah Elite (Utah)
4. Team Veritas (Socal)
5. Bay Area Renegades (Norcal)
6. Utah Select (Utah)
7. Open Gym Premier (Socal)
8. Team Nikos (Socal)
9. Vision (Norcal)
10. Dominators (Inland Empire)
11. SGV Blue (Socal)

3rd Grade (Class of 2025) 

Updated 11/2/15

The Truth 2nd Grade Wins Open Gym Premier Halloween Classic

Elite 

1. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
2. The Truth (Socal)
3. CBC (Socal)
4. Seattle Stars (Washington)
5. Junior Hoops (Socal)
6. Bout That Basketball (Socal)
7. ProSkills (Socal)
8. Sheperd Sports (Socal)
9. Hype (Washington)
10. SGV Blue (Socal)
11. Team Dojo (Socal)
12. MVP Elite (Oregon)
13. Seattle Rotary Style (Washington)
14. Dominators Black (Inland Empire)
15. Oakland Soldiers (Norcal)
16. West Coast Select (Nevada)
17. Laguna Niguel Bruins (Socal)
18. Vegas Panthers (Nevada)
19. Maharlika (Socal)
20. Open Gym Premier Black (Socal)
21. Team Nikos Black (Socal)
22. Cavs (Socal)
23. Oakland Rebels Red (Norcal)
24. Oregon Swish (Oregon)
25. Generals (Norcal)

Gold Division

1. HD Basketball Yakima (Washington)
2. ABA (Washington)
3. Hoopmasters (Socal)
4. Team Fast (Oregon)
5. IBA Basketball (Socal)
6. Kamiak Knights (Washington)
7. Team DTermined (Inland Empire)
8. Blue Print (Socal)
9. West Coast Rebels (Nevada)
10. Kayville Flyers (Utah)
11. Emerald City Pioneers (Washington)
12. Seattle A Plus (Washington)
13. Vallejo Knights (Norcal)
14. Croatians United (Oregon)
15. Vegas Elite (Nevada)
16. Socal Warriors (Socal)
17. United Sound (Washington)
18. Socal Elite (Socal)
19. Bay Area Battlecats (Norcal)
20. Aggies (Utah)
21. Team Nikos White (Socal)
22. Utah Select (Utah)
23. First Step Elite (Oregon)
24. Team Veritas (Socal)
25. LA Elite (Socal)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

December 18-20, 2015

4th Grade (Class of 2024) 

Bout That Basketball wins Halloween Classic Gold Division!

Updated 11/4/15

Elite Top 25

1. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
2. West Coast Select (Nevada)
3. Team Dojo (Socal)
4. San Diego Southbay Show (San Diego)
5. Fast (Oregon)
6. Seattle Rotary Style (Washington)
7. ARC (SoCal)
8. Seattle Stars (PNW)
9. Jr Hoops Blue (Socal)
10. Bout That Basketball (Socal)
11. ProSkills (Socal)
12. SF Rebels (Norcal)
13. SGV Blue (SoCal)
14. Oakland Soldiers (Norcal)
15. Team DTermined (Inland Empire)
16. AZ Storm Black (Arizona)
17. SD Republic (San Diego)
18. LN Bruins (Socal)
19. FOH (PNW)
20. Salt Lake Heat (Utah)
21. Team Concept (Oregon)
22. Open Gym Premier Black (Socal)
23. JW Basketball (Socal)
24. Hype (PNW)
25. Bay City Black (Norcal)

Gold

1. Team Nikos Black (Socal)
2. City Ballers (Socal)
3. Sheperd Sports (Socal)
4. Dominators (Socal)
5. Vision Basketball Academy (Norcal)
6. Sagebrush Hoops (PNW)
7. Team Artis (Arizona)
8. Oakland Rebels (Norcal)
9. D.C (Colorado)
10. Utah Select (Utah)
11. Pacific Coast Hoops (San Diego)
12. West Coast Shooting Stars (Norcal)
13. Vegas Elite Blue (Nevada)
14. AIO (Oregon)
15. Vegas Panthers (Nevada)
16. Utah Blue Devils (Utah)
17. Team Hook’em (Colorado)
18. Vallejo Future (Norcal)
19. Walnut Rockets (Socal)
20. Beach City (Socal)
21. Roadrunners (Norcal)
22. Utah Extreme (Utah)
23. AZ Rebels (Arizona)
24. Elite (Arizona)
25. Kent Elite (PNW)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

Phx is Rising 2015 Events

5th Grade Final Team Rankings 

Updated 11/4/15

CAVS win Open Gym Premier Halloween Classic!

Elite 25

1. Oakland Pal Black (Norcal)
2. ARC (Socal)
3. Academy of Future Ballers (Socal)
4. CAVS (Socal)
5. Dominators Green (Socal)
6. CBC (Socal)
7. SF Rebels (Norcal)
8. Utah Elite (Utah)
9. Seattle Rotary Blue (Washington)
10. Billups Elite (Colorado)
11. IEBP (Inland Empire)
12. West Coast Select (Nevada)
13. AZ Storm Black (Arizona)
14. Elk Grove Capitols (Norcal)
15. Utah Select (Utah)
16. Flight Elite Black (NorCal)
17. Colorado Connect Elite (Colorado)
18. City Ballers (Socal)
19. Dominators OC (Socal)
20. SD Seals (San Diego)
21. Team DTermined (Inland Empire)
22. AZ Phenoms (Arizona)
23. San Diego Sabers Elite (San Diego)
24. SD Black Mambas (San Diego)
25. Jamtown (Norcal)

Gold 25

1. Bay City Black (Norcal)
2. Oregon Swish (Oregon)
3. Team Blackout (Washington)
4. EDH All-Net (Norcal)
5. Vegas Elite Blue (Nevada)
6. Oakland Rebels Black (Norcal)
7. HD Basketball (Washington)
8. FOH Blue (Washington)
9. NM Heat (New Mexico)
10. Seattle Stars (Washington)
11. Utah Chaos (Utah)
12. Surprise Attack (Arizona)
13. Team Fly (Oregon)
14. Junior Hoops (Socal)
15. SGV Blue (Socal)
16. AZ Elite (Arizona)
17. LN Bruins (Socal)
18. Colorado Hawks (Colorado)
19. Team Vegas (Nevada)
20. Team Knockout (Socal)
21. North Starz (Oregon)
22. RSM Ballers (Socal)
23. West Coast LV (Nevada)
24. Team Nikos Black(SoCal)
25. Pacific Coast Hoops (Socal)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

December 18-20, 2015

6th Grade Rankings 

Updated 11/5/15

The Truth wins 12u Gold at Open Gym Premier Halloween Classic!

Elite 25

1. Team Beast (Socal)
2. Seattle Stars (Washington)
3. The Truth by Paul Pierce/LA Bobcats (Socal)
4. SF Rebels (Norcal)
5. Flight Elite Black (Norcal)
6. ARC (Socal)
7. FOH Blue (Washington)
8. Seattle Rotary Blue (Washington)
9. Bout That Basketball (Socal)
10. Vision Basketball (Norcal)
11. West Coast Select (Nevada)
12. Socal Spartans (Socal)
13. SD Seals (San Diego)
14. NM Dogs (New Mexico)
15. Utah Elite (Utah)
16. Dominators Green (Socal)
17. Billups Elite (Colorado)
18. AZ Titans (Arizona)
19. Open Gym Premier Elite (Socal)
20. Vegas Elite Premier (Nevada)
21. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
22. Ventura Vipers Black (Arizona)
23. SCV Next Level (Socal)
24. AZ Storm Black (Arizona)
25. Team Nikos Black (Socal)

Gold 25

1. RC Bulls (Inland Empire)
2. Team Fast (Oregon)
3. Oakland Rebels (Norcal)
4. Be Elite (Arizona)
5. Earl Watson Elite (Socal)
6. FMD (Arizona)
7. SGV Blue (Socal)
8. Give N Go (Arizona)
9. AZ Phenoms (Arizona)
10. Team Fly (Oregon)
11. 1 Team 1 Dream (Norcal)
12. Ventura Heat (Social)
13. North Starz (Oregon)
14. Blackout Basketball (Colorado)
15. CV Bulls (Utah)
16. ABGC Force (Norcal)
17. Team Balance (Oregon)
18. Golden City Black (Norcal)
19. NM Real Hoops (New Mexico)
20. AZ Stars (Arizona)
21. Utah Select (Utah)
22. Tucson Heat (Arizona)
23. Revup All-Stars (Colorado)
24. ML20 (Oregon)
25. Utah Empire (Utah) / North Metro Ballers (Colorado)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

Compton Magic wins Open Gym Premier Halloween Classic!

Updated 11/5/15

Elite 25

1. West Coast All Stars (National)
2. Seattle Rotary (Washington)
3. Vegas Elite Premier (Nevada)
4. Billups Elite (Colorado)
5. AZ Ventura Vipers Black (Arizona)
6. Compton Magic (Inland Empire)
7. Fresno Next Level (Central CA)
8. Inland Force Black (Inland Empire)
9. Big City Sports (Inland Empire)
10. Seattle Warriors (Washington)
11. The Truth by Paul Pierce (Socal)
12. Give N Go (Arizona)
13. SF Rebels (Norcal)
14. Notown Hurricanes (Central CA)
15. SD Sabers Elite (San Diego)
16. Earl Watson Elite (Socal)
17. MVP Flight Elite (Norcal)
18. Gametime Elite (Socal)
19. Elite Sports Club (Socal)
20. Team Dream (Socal)
21. SGV Blue (Socal)
22. Frogg All-Stars (Socal)
23. Phoenix Flight (Arizona)
24. Team Prep (Arizona)
25. SD Seals/Sharks (San Diego)

Gold Division

1. BFT (Socal)
2. ARC (Socal)
3. Vision Basketball Elite (Norcal)
4. NLBC Black (Socal)
5. Utah Select (Utah)
6. PCH Teal (San Diego)
7. Miners Elite (Colorado)
8. Alameda Scholars (Norcal)
9. DEG Warriors (Norcal)
10. Ventura Vipers Red (Arizona)
11. Team Vegas (Nevada)
12. Utah Prospects (Utah)
13. Gamepoint Elite (San Diego)
14. Arizona Storm Black (Arizona)
15. Hoop Elite (Oregon)
16. Washington Grizzlies (Washington)
17. Team Fast (Oregon)
18. Mountain Stars (Utah)
19. 509 Elite (Washington)
20. Clackamas (Oregon)
21. 5 on Five (Socal)
22. All in 1 (Colorado)
23. Open Gym Premier (Socal)
24. Wyoming G-Town (Wyoming)
25. A-Team (Socal)/ California Bearcats (San Diego)

EBC West November 28-29, 2015

December 18-20, 2015

The Truth Paul Pierce wins Open Gym Premier Halloween Classic!

8th  Grade Team Rankings  (Class of 2020)

Updated 11/6/15

Elite 25

1. Oakland Soldiers (National)
2. West Coast All-Stars (National)
3. San Diego Select (San Diego)
4. ML20 (Oregon)
5. Team Blackout (Washington)
6. Compton Magic (Socal)
7. FOH Blue (Washington)
8. Seattle Rotary Blue (Washington)
9. MVP Flight Elite Black (Norcal)
10. The Truth Paul Pierce (Socal)
11. Norcal Spartans (Norcal)
12. Oakland Rebels Black (NorCal)
13. Gametime Elite (Socal)
14. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
15. Mountain House Wolverines (Norcal)
16. FGXpress Elite (Utah)
17. City Stars (Socal)
18. Earl Watson Elite (Socal)
19. Kings Academy (Socal)
20. Utah Hard Knox (Utah)
21. RC Bulls Black (Inland Empire)
22. I AM Rockfish (Socal)
23. Bay Area Aces (Norcal)
24. Bay Area Mambas (Norcal)
25. Fresno Nemesis (Central CA)

Gold Division

1. Oregon Elite (Oregon)
2. Arizona Rebels (Arizona)
3. Vegas Elite Premier (Nevada)
4. SPK (Socal)
5. ECBA (Washington)
6. Drills 4 Skills (Arizona)
7. Utah Prospects (Utah)
8. San Diego All-Stars Elite (San Diego)
9. Rainen 3s (Oregon)
10. Tucson Roadrunners (Arizona)
11. Miners Elite (Colorado)
12. Sagebrush Hoops (Washington)
13. AZ Legacy (Arizona)
14. Team Fundamental (Socal)
15. SF Rebels (Norcal)
16. Ventura Vipers Black (Arizona)
17. AZ Diplomats (Arizona)
18. Colorado Hawks (Colorado)
19. Oakland Pal (Norcal)
20. Southbay Select (Socal)
21. AZ Stars (Arizona)
22. Socal Warriors (Socal)
23. SGV Blue (Socal)
24. Bay City Black (Norcal)
25. Coastal Elite (San Diego)

January Winter Challenge
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January 9-10 – 2016

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Seattle Stars Classic March 12-13, 2016

2016 Stars Classic
March 12-13 2016

Auburn HS and local gyms

Top Local teams

$250/team multi-team discounts available

Championship trophies/MVP Plaques

Register Here

2015 Stars Classic participating programs: Seattle Stars, Seattle Rotary, Academy of Future Ballers(CA), FOH Seattle, SGV(CA), ABA Hoops(OR), 509 Elite, Team Blackout, Kent Elite, Washington Elite, Seattle Future, NA All-Stars, Spokane Hype, Tri-Cities Flight, A Plus,

2015 Stars Classic Results
3rd grade:
Champion: Seattle Rotary
Runner-Up: Seattle Stars Blue

4th grade:
Champion: Seattle Rotary
Runner-Up: Academy of Future Ballers(CA)

5th grade:
Champion: SeattleStars Blue
Runner-Up: Seattle Future Black

6th grade:
Champion: Seattle Rotary
Runner-Up: A Plus

7th Grade:
Champion: Seattle Rotary
Runner-Up: Team Blackout

8th Grade
Champion: Seattle Rotary
Runner-Up: Washington Elite

 

 
The 1st Annual EBC West Combine once again proved that Open Gym Premier is at the grassroots basketball forefront in providing unparalleled opportunities for talented, hard-working players seeking the ultimate basketball experience. Coming off their tremendous success of hosting the 3rd Annual Ballislife Jr. All-American Camp this past summer (the largest Elite Youth basketball camp in the world), Open Gym Premier partnered with NBA Performance Specialist, Paul J. Fabritz (PFJ Performance), to introduce combine testing and athletic performance training to the youth basketball market. Aside from taking part in combine testing and athletic performance, the 250 players in attendance competed in front of nation’s top skills trainers and coaches as well as National media. National Media in attendance included Brian Hershman and John Egidio from Indihoops (@indihoops), Ty Kish from Middle School Hoops (@MSHoopsDotCom), Landon Horton from HWBD Hoops (@HWBDHoops), Aaron Burgin from Full Time Hoops (@FullTimeHoops1), Dave Keefer from California Preps (@DaveKeefer), Westside Hoops TV (@westsidehoopstv), High Desert Hoops (@HighDesertHoops), and of course WCE25 (@WCE25).
 

Media

 
Middle School Hoops TV
 

 

 

 

 
HWBD Hoops
 

 
Westside Hoops TV
 

 
Desert High Hoops
 

 
Camp Photo Gallery

 
Click on Link: http://opengympremier.com/galleries/ebc-west-2015

Player Profiles & Awards
 
Players profiles are up on the Open Gym Premier website.
 
Click on Link:  http://opengympremier.com/camps/ebc-west-2015-profiles
 

 
You can see the entire social media camp exposure on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by entering hashtag #EBCWest

 
• Instagram: @WCE25, @OpenGymPremier, @Indihoops, @mshtv
• Twitter: @WCE25, @OpenGymPremier, @indihoops, @mshoopsDotCom

 
Open Gym Premier has released the EBC 2016 Camp Series Schedule (Click Here)
 
The 4th Annual Ballislife Junior All-American Camp (Click Here) will take place on July 29 – July 31, 2016 in Anaheim, California.

Top EBC West Performers
The Camp MVP, Class MVPs, Top Performers and Honorable Mentions will receive exclusive 4th Annual Ballislife Junior All-American Camp (July 29 – July 31, 2016) invitations.

Class of 2020 (8^th Grade):

Top 20 Game Performers

Top 20 Game Video

Camp MVP: Shemar Morrow

2020 1st Team: Devin Askew, Dillon Depina, Dominick Harris, Keith Dinwiddie, Johnny Juzang

2020 2^nd Team: Dylan Griffin, Fred Burton, Josh Christopher, Lamont Butler, Tyson Legner

2020 3^rd Team: Brandon Porter, Cal Whitney, Clark Slajchert, Jake Conerty, Jack Zhao, Justin Stanziano, Laird Anderson Jr., Nakial Cross, Spencer Hubbard, Ziaire Williams

2020 4th Team: Alexander Purohit, Anthony Frausto, Asher Shedlin, Chance Garland, Christian Espericueta, Corey Curtis, Isaiah Mellor, John Tan, Porter Pittman, Prince Cassell Jr.

Class of 2021 (7^th Grade):

Top 20 Performers

MVP: Dylan Andrews

2021 1st Team: Arthur Kaluma, Brandon Szeto, Jaden Phillips, Jalen Shores, Miles Keefe, Paris Dawson

2021 2nd Team: Ben Shtolzberg, Daryl Sledge, Jefferey Owens Jr, Jeremiah Paul, Michael Mitchell

2021 Third Team: Adam Garza, AJ Burgin, Andrew Bowman, Cruz Billings, Eric Goodrich, Jayden Byers, Justin Rochelin, Preston Skands, Shyheim Parm, Vincent Signorelli

2021 4th Team: Darvelle Wyatt (not pictured), Deven Murguia, Devin Lewis, Jack Milne, Jake Verny, Jayden Lundi, Nathan Grant, Orion Tomlinson, Steven Deutsch, Treverran Mack

Class of 2022 (6^th Grade):

Top 20 Performers

MVP: Jake Koyama

2022 1st Team: Cadyn Pennel, Christian Moore (not pictured), Dimitrius Dudley, Jacob Forster, Jalen Vazquez, Skyy Clark

2022 2nd Team: Everett Bryson, Jurian Dixon, Luke Mathis, Sam Slutske, TK Feliz

2022 3rd Team : Aiden Boyd, Erick Chaney, Jacob Barcelo, Jacob Taylor, Kai Aquino, Nico Ponce, Pejan Slater, Ruben Chan Sevilla, Shadale Knight, Tanner Deal

2022 4th Team: Josh Lomboy, Nicholas Cervantes, Payton Skands, Wancho Luna, Warren Naval

Class of 2023 (5^th Grade):

MVP: Maurice Wright

5th Grade 1st Team: Alex Munzon, Blake Hocker, Dylan Chavez, Jackson Gray, Trent Perry

5th Grade 2nd Team: Amir Pitchford, Alex Simonian (not pictured), Cameron Mercadel, Colton Staggs, Yaquib Mir

5th Grade 3rd Team: Anthony Moisant, Antonio Wimbley, Blake Gray, Dylan Clay, Jaden Depina, James Wong, Jaylen Hawkins, Neil Griffin, Sydni Summers (not pictured), Zac Batman

5th Grade 4th Team: Brandon Chang, Derrick Hill, Drew Rogers, Jaden Fisher, Owen Dufelmeir

Class of 2024 (4th Grade):

Top 20 Performers

MVP: Ab Soqui

4th Grade 1st Team: Dreeon Lewis, Eric Freeny, Jamari Phillips, Nathan Miranda, Shaun Knowlessar

4th Grade 2nd Team: Athena Tomlinson, Dontey Henderson, Jael Martin, Jahmel Reeves, Jared Veiguela

4th Grade 3rd Team: Ely Goodrich, Joey Koyama, Nate Verny, Troy Perkins, Xion Nichols

4th Grade 4th Team: David Sarabia, Deshawn Usochu, Ethan Sushinsky, Michael Rodriguez, Roman Fisher

Class of 2025 (3rd Grade):

3rd Grade 1st Team: Fuzzy Montague, Keelan Benjamin, Liam Lombard, Max Meza

3rd Grade 2nd Team: Drew Minnear, Mason Andreini, Nolan Will, Rohan Amin

Class of 2026 (2nd Grade):

2nd Grade 1st Team: Deion Lewis, Earl Bryson, Jordan Askew

EBC Camp Series

For more information on camp:

Visit: http://opengympremier.com/camps/elite-basketball-circuit

Text: 310-502-0599

Email: westcoastelite25@gmail.com

4th Annual Ballislife Junior All-American July 29-31, 2016

Visit: http://opengympremier.com/services/camp/bil-all-american

Here the percentiles for each combine test from EBC West. Compare your results to the chart for your grade to see where you stand on each test.

Standing Reach

• 8th Grade – John Thomas Tan –  8’4″
• 7th Grade – Arthur Kamula – 8’1″
• 6th Grade – Christian Moore – 7’11”
• 5th Grade – Alex Munzon – 6’10”
• 4th Grade – Jael Martin – 6’7″
• 2-3 Grade – Mason Andreini – 6’5″

Wingspan

• 8th Grade – Johnny Juzang – 6’9″
• 7th Grade – Deven Murguia – 6’7″
• 6th Grade – Christian Moore – 6’2″
• 5th Grade – Andrew Meadow – 6’1″
• 4th Grade – Jael Martin – 6’1″
• 2-3 Grade – Mason Andreini – 5’2″

Performance Test Categories:

Scoring:
1st Percentile = Bottom Scores & 99th Percentile = Top Scores.

Click on Link to see where you stand on each test.

• 8th Grade 
• 7th Grade 
• 6th Grade
• 5th Grade
• 2-4th Grade

Standing Vertical Jump
-Assesses vertical jump from a standing position without a step.
-Good indication of lower body power output.
-Measured in inches. Higher score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Shemar Morrow – 30.5 inches 
• Bryson Stephens – 29 inches
• Nakail Cross – 28.9 inches
• Dominick Harris – 27.7 inches
• Dylan Griffin – 26.9 inches

50th Percentile  – 22.44 inches

7th Grade Top 5:

• Nathan Grant – 28.8 inches 
• Miles Keefe – 26 inches
• Jack Milne- 25.9 inches
• Paris Dawson – 25.7 inches
• Ryan Gomez- 24.7 inches

6th Grade Top 5:

• Everett Bryson – 25.2 inches 
• Kai Aquino – 22.4 inches
• Dimitrius Dudley – 22.4 inches
• Skyy Clark – 22.2 inches
• Jake Koyama – 22.2 inches
  50th Percentile – 18.48 inches

5th Grade Top 5:

• Matthew Hampton – 21.1 inches
• Alex Simonian – 20.7 inches
• Dylan Chavez – 20.6 inches
• Yakub Mir -20.5 inches
• Keenan Mico Mendoza – 19.1 inches

4th Grade Top 3:

• Athena Tomlinson – 23.2 inches 
• Antonio Wimbley – 19.8 inches
• Jamari Phillips – 19.7 inches

3rd Grade Top 2:

• Ahmed Bah – 21.8 inches 
• Earl Bryson – 19.7 inches

2nd Grade #1

• Jordan Askew – 17.5 inches 

Max Vertical Touch
-Assesses how high you can touch with a 15 foot start. This test doesn’t account for standing reach height, therefore, a combination of length and jumping ability will lead to higher results.
-Measured in feet and inches. Higher score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Shemar Morrow – 11’3 
• Nakial Cross – 11’2
• Johnny Juzang – 10’7
• Dominick Harris – 10’6
• Fred Burton – 10’6

7th Grade Top 5:

• Arthur Kamula – 10’5
• Jeremiah Paul – 10’3
• Paris Dawson- 10’2
• Jee’Dyn Lundy – 9’11
• Devin Lewis and Nathan Grant- 9’10

6th Grade Top 5:

• Christian Moore – 10’1
• Skyy Clark – 9’9
• Jacob Taylor – 9’5
• Dimitrius Dudley, Jacob Barcelo, Sam Slutske – 9’4

50th Percentile – 

5th Grade Top 5:

• Jalen Hawkins – 9’5
• Dylan Chavez – 8’7
• Jackson Gray & Andrew Meadow – 8’6
• Trent Perry -8’4

4th Grade Top 3:

• Cameron Mercadel – 8’4
• Jael Martin  – 8’1
• Troy Perkins -8’0

3rd Grade #1:

• Ahmed Bah – 7’5

2nd Grade #1

• Jordan Askew – 7’5

Max Vertical Jump
-Assesses Jumping ability with a 15 foot approach. This is your standing reach subtracted from your max vertical touch.
-High carry over to in-game jumping ability.
-Measured in inches. Higher score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Shemar Morrow – 38 inches 
• Nakial Cross – 36 inches
• Bryson Stephens – 34 inches
• Dominick Harris – 33 inches
• Johnny Juzang, Porter Pittman, Ryan Larson – 32 inches

7th Grade Top 5:

• Nathan Grant & Jayden Byers- 33 inches 
• Shyheim Parm – 30 inches
• Daryl Sledge- 29 inches
• Dylan Andrews, Miles Keefe, Ryan Gomez – 28 inches

6th Grade Top 5:

• Cadyn Pennel, Jacob Barcelo, Skyy Clark – 27 inches 
• Christian Moore & Everett Bryson- 26 inches

5th Grade Top 5:

• Anthony Moisant, Dylan Chavez, Wyatt Ankrom – 23 inches
• Nicholas Reyes Owen – 22 inches
• Andrew Meadow & Jackson Gray – 21 inches

4th Grade Top 3:

• Cameron Mercadel – 26 inches 
• Troy Perkins – 24 inches
• Antonio Wimbley, Elijah Goodrich, Eric Freeny – 20 inches

3rd Grade #1:

• Ahmed Bah – 20 inches 

2nd Grade #1:

• Jordan Askew – 19 inches 

 
10 Second Foot Quickness
-Assesses raw foot quickness.
-Good indication of how quickly your nervous system can recruit fast twitch muscle fibers.
-Measured in ground contacts per 10 seconds. Higher score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Asher Sedlin, Christian Espericueta & Johnny Juzang – 22
• Anthony Frauston, Brandon Porter, Caswell Reed, Ryan Larson, Tyson Legner, Shemar Morrow – 21

7th Grade Top 5:

• Corey Curtis & Cruz Billings – 22
• Ben Schtolzberg – 21
• Adam Garza, Dylan Andrews, Ryan Gomez, Steven Deutsch – 20

6th Grade Top 5:

• Everett Bryson- 22
• Josh Lomboy & Steven Arroyo – 21
• Jalen Vazquez & Warren Naval – 20

50th Percentile –

5th Grade Top 5:

• Blake Gray & Dylan Clay – 20
• Yaqub Mir- 19
• Alex Munzon, Brandon Chang, Dylan Chavez, Zac Bauman – 18

4th Grade Top 3:

• Troy Perkins- 20
• Cameron Mercadel, Deshawn Usochu, Dreeon Lewis, Jael Martin – 18

3rd Grade #1:

• Rohan Amin – 17

2nd Grade #1

• Jordan Askew – 19 

Lateral Lane Drill
-Assesses lateral speed and ability to accelerate and decelerate laterally.
-High carry over to defensive abilities.
-Measured in seconds. Lower score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Nick Diaz – 9.17 seconds 
• Brandon Porter – 9.3 seconds
• Michael Palacios – 9.33 seconds
• Eldin Alibegovic- 9.4 seconds
• Isiah Mellor- 9.42 seconds

7th Grade Top 5:

• Paris Dawson – 9.18
• Jack Milne – 9.23 seconds
• Jefferey Owens – 9.3 seconds
• Jalen Shores – 9.32 seconds
• Michael Mitchell – 9.42

50th Percentile – seconds

6th Grade Top 5:

• Everett Bryson- 9.6 seconds
• Steven Arroyo – 9.97 seconds
• Jalen Vazquez – 10 seconds
• Kai Aquino – 10.1 seconds
• Ruben Chan Sevilla – 10.24 seconds

5th Grade Top 5:

• Yaqub Mir- 9.84 seconds
• Dylan Clay – 10.02 seconds
• Dylan Chavez- 10.28 seconds
• Zach Bauman -10.46 seconds
• Anthony Moisant – 10.47

4th Grade Top 3:

• Cameron Mercadel – 10.06 seconds
• Troy Perkins – 10.15 seconds
• Jared Veiguela – 10.32 seconds

3rd Grade #1:

• Ahmed Bah- 10.42 seconds

2nd Grade #1

• Jordan Askew – 11.51 seconds 

Lane Agility Drill
-Assesses multi-directional speed/quickness and change of direction. The ability to decelerate and change directions separates players in this drill.
-High carry over to a players ability to start/stop and change directions offensively and defensively.
-Measured in seconds. Lower score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Dominick Harris – 10.31 seconds 
• Brandon Porter – 10.45 seconds
• Jake Conerty – 10.58 seconds
• Ethan Lewis – 10.78 seconds
• Tyson Legner – 10.8 seconds

7th Grade Top 5:

• Jefferey Owens – 10.9 seconds
• Chris Laron – 11.1 seconds
• Jayden Byers – 11.26 seconds
• Steven Deutsch – 11.35
• Jalen Shores – 11.36
• Austin Schultz, Jayden Byers, Jefferey Owens, Jeremiah Paul – 3.61 seconds

6th Grade Top 5:

• Everrett Bryson – 11.53 seconds
• Jacob Barcelo – 11.73 seconds
• Tanner Deal – 11.81 seconds
• Nico P0nce – 11.86 seconds
• Cadyn Pennell – 11.9 seconds

5th Grade Top 5:

• Yaqub Mir – 11.3 seconds
• Wyatt Ankrom – 12.11 seconds
• Jackson Gray- 12.2 seconds
• Jalen Hawkins – 12.25 seconds
• Dylan Clay -12.3 seconds

4th Grade Top 3:

• Cameron Mercadel – 11.65 seconds
• Troy Perkins – 12.08 seconds
• Eric Freeny – 12.2 seconds

3rd Grade #1:

• Fuzzy Montague – 12.93 seconds

2nd Grade #1

• Jordan Askew – 13.95 seconds 

3/4 Court Sprint
-Assesses linear sprint speed.
-High carry over to a players ability to “run the break” and thrive in transition.
-Measured in seconds. Lower score=better performance on this test.

8th Grade Top 5: 

• Nakial Cross – 3.2 seconds 
• Caden Arnold – 3.21 seconds
• Ryan Larson – 3.23 seconds
• Devin Askew – 3.26 seconds
• Garrett Matsukiyo – 3.3 seconds

7th Grade Top 5:

• Ryan Gomez – 3.6 seconds
• Austin Schultz, Jayden Byers, Jefferey Owens, Jeremiah Paul – 3.61 seconds

6th Grade Top 5:

• TK Felix – 3.56 seconds
• Jacob Barcelo – 3.63 seconds
• Cadyn Pennell – 3.75 seconds
• Dimitrius Dudley – 3.76 seconds
• Jurian Dixon – 3.8 seconds

5th Grade Top 5:

• Yaqub Mir – 4 seconds
• Zac Bauman – 4.03 seconds
• Benjamin Curtis- 4.06 seconds
• Blake Hocker & Dylan Clay -4.12

4th Grade Top 3:

• Cameron Mercadel – 3.9 seconds
• Jared Veiguela – 3.92 seconds
• Jahmel Reeves – 4.01

3rd Grade #1:

• Liam Lombard – 3.92 seconds

2nd Grade #1

• Jordan Askew – 4 seconds 

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Seattle Stars Classic March 12-13, 2016

SCV Next Level Remains as WCE25 Top Ranked 8uTeam!

Updated 1/20/16

1. SCV Next Level (Socal)
2. Ground Up/RMG (Norcal)
3. CAVS (Socal)
4. Dominators (Inland Empire)
5. Team Rampage (Norcal)
6. ProSkills (Socal)
7. Utah Elite (Utah)
8. Team Nikos Blue (Socal)
9. Jr. Hoops (Socal)
10. Team Veritas (Socal)
11. Bay Area Renegades (Norcal)
12. Utah Select (Utah)
13. Open Gym Premier Blue (Socal)
14. Oakland PAL (Norcal)
15. IBA (Socal)
16. FYTT Elite (Socal)
17. SGV Blue (Socal)
18. Sheperd Sports (Socal)
19. OC Breakers (Socal)
20. Downey Ballhogs

3rd Grade (Class of 2025) 

Updated 1/20/16

Dominators 3rd Grade Wins Open Gym Premier Winter Challenge to move to #3 Ranking!

Elite 

1. Sacramento Yellow Jackets (Norcal)
2. Seattle Rotary Style Blue (Washington)
3. Dominators (Inland Empire)
4. Seattle Stars (Washington)
5. The Truth (Socal)
6. Open Gym Premier Black (Socal)
7. CAVS (Socal)
8. Junior Hoops(Socal)
9. MVP Elite (Oregon)
10. CBC (Socal)
11. Oakland Soldiers Navy (Norcal)
12. Hype (Washington)
13. Fast (Oregon)
14. Hoop Dreams (PNW)
15. Sheperd Sports (Socal)
16. Jus Ball (Socal)
17. Team Nikos Black (Socal)
18. Generals (Norcal)
19. SGV Blue (Socal)
20. Team Dojo (Socal)
21. FBA (New Mexico)
22. Bout That Basketball (Socal)
23. Port City (Norcal)
24. ProSkills (Socal)
25. West Coast Select (Nevada)

Gold Division

1. Flight Force (New Mexico)
2. Mavericks Legacy (Socal)
3. Vallejo Knights (Normal)
4. Vegas Panthers (Nevada)
5. Phenom Elite (Socal)
6. Laguna Niguel Bruins (Socal)
7. Anacortes AAU (Washington)
8. ABA (Washington)
9. WBB (PNW)
10. IBA (Socal)
11. Seattle Rotary Black (Washington)
12. Bay Area Battlecats (Norcal)
13. Seattle Basketball Academy (Washington)
14. Sterling Basketball (Socal)
15. Team DTermined (Inland Empire)
16. West Coast Rebels (Nevada)
17. Team Nikos White (Socal)
18. Kayville Flyers (Utah)
19. Oregon Swish (Oregon)
20. Open Gym Premier South (Socal)
21. Warriors Lobato (New Mexico)
22. Vegas Elite (Nevada)
23. NM Vikings (Socal)
24. Kamiak Knights (Washington)
25. Junior Hoops White (Socal)