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Now all the father has done is put his kids in position to be successful. All the kids have done is dedicate themselves to the game. Now that has to be acknowledged, respected and emulated. BECAUSE THE SUCESS IS UNDENIABLE
‘28 @PalisadesElite Dianny Amaro made her presence felt at #TheShow … @Maineventbball Closed the night out with a walk off three point game winner run tell that … she up next.
Lusi Hagopian was a coaches dream day 1 of 'THE SHOW' Lusi plays with a big passion for the game, she never takes a play off in practice or in games. Always plays the right way. Class of '25 and she is going to be a big pickup for any college program who offers. @lusihagopian11
Amaya Harris is starting to grow into one of the top players in the class of '29. A 5'8 guard who prefers to assist teammates with her high IQ but can also dig in her bag and pull out moves like this 🥶
Aliana Payne is like a train coming through.
Strong bodies forward who plays with passion and a great motor. She consistently improves year to year. Definitely a college prospect to keep your eyes on.
Khloe Ison is a ⭐x5
Khloe Ison was one one today. Moving like a blur with the ball in her hands and shifting defenders with every dribble. She's one of the top guards in the class, no debating. Keep your 👀 on her moving forward.
Class of '28
@khloeup_nxt3
From a D1 Head Coach today in a text…
“I’m not worried about making friends or if parents think it’s fair. I won’t risk my job or livelihood on a player that isn’t what I think they need to be to play at this level or that has parents who are always running their mouths with negative things to say. Parents always say their kid just needs a chance. We can’t just give chances, it doesn’t work that way. It doesn’t matter how hard they’ve worked or how good they are as students if they can’t get here and help us win and handle business I won’t recruit them. If their parents are always bashing coaches I won’t recruit them either. Like it or don’t like it. I’ve been successful this way and won’t change”.
I’m not telling you what to think of this but I am telling you he told me I could share it and do with it what you will.
Welcome our newest addition, Jason Schofield!
A Poughkeepsie native, Jason helped South Kent win the NEPSAC AAA championship last year. He has succeeded against high-level competition with the PSA Cardinals on the Nike EYBL circuit.
After a great unofficial visit, and a talk with Coach @COACH_ABE , I have been offered a scholarship to the University of Georgia!!!! Thank you so much for recognizing all my hard work. #godawgs#dawgnation@UGA_WBB@Exodushoops @PennCharterGBB