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Nearly every San Diego Open Division contender will be in action this weekend inside of San Diego City College's Harry West Gym at the...

Labor Day weekend in San Diego meant that hundreds of the top high school basketball players from the Greater San Diego region converged...

With summer hoops wrapping up, it's time to look at some of the players who really helped their cause with college coaches or made significant strides in their games. First off, a look at the June HS period and the players who caught our attention with their dominant play, significant development or opened our eyes for the first time. JJ Sanchez, 6-5 2025 F, Montgomery Sanchez and Montgomery ripped through the June HS period undefeated, including a championship at the Boys Ca

Over the past two seasons, Montgomery has participated in three high-school evaluation period events -- and made the championship game of...

Year 2 of California's NCAA evaluation period sees the scene shift to the Sacramento suburb of Roseville, the site of the Boys California...

While most of the collective attention of the high school basketball universe was focused on the Section 7 Team Camp, UC San Diego assembled a quality collection of local and out-of-area teams at the first of two Triton Team Camps. The camp gave teams not invited to the Arizona event a chance to play in front of the Tritons staff and take home hardware in four divisions, as well as varsity, JV and freshman showcase divisions. Mountain View of Colorado claimed the championship

While most of the collective attention of the high school basketball universe was focused on the Section 7 Team Camp, UC San Diego assembled a quality collection of local and out-of-area teams at the first of two Triton Team Camps. The camp gave teams not invited to the Arizona event a chance to play in front of the Tritons staff and take home hardware in four divisions, as well as varsity, JV and freshman showcase divisions. Mountain View of Colorado claimed the championship

The first San Diego State University Team Camp was an excellent opportunity for many of San Diego's top programs to showcase their talent in front of the Aztec Men's Basketball staff. For many players who grew up rooting for the Aztecs program, the payoff might not be with an offer today, but potentially down the road as a grad transfer -- as has become the new normal of high major recruiting -- with their play during the weekend potentially planting a seed with the staff. Th

Montgomery and its "Big 4" is having one of the best runs for a San Diego program in recent history that did not end in a championship....

So, don't you hate it when you think you published something and it's still in drafts? Well, look no further, it happens to the pros too....