Scouting Newsletter

Some players catch your eye because they score. Others stand out because their game feels bigger than the moment in front of them. That was the case at Game Time Events, where several young athletes showed traits that could carry them beyond their current level if they keep developing. The day had plenty of energy, but a few names stayed on the radar because of how they handled pressure, competed on both ends, and showed skills that can grow with the right coaching and work.

Some basketball events look good on a schedule. The better ones feel right the moment you walk in the gym. That was my experience with Game Time Events. From the competition on the floor to the energy in the building, the event gave players a real chance to show who they are. Sports Hoop Radar was shown a lot of love, and I appreciated the welcome from the staff, the players, the coaches, and tournament director Jason Simon. I had a great time watching and evaluating both the

I am proud to announce Sports Hoops Radar Recruiting site. It's coming soon and I am excited. Sports Hoops Radar will feature local high school talent that I think can play at the next level in college. This will be for boys and girls that work hard, play hard and who have a desire to play college basketball. I will attend local travel club tournaments, highschool games and reach out to high school coaches and travel teams coaches to discover hidden talent. This service will