@CoachWolfson Another example of how greed and grown ups have ruined a chance for a kid to play AAU ball. Maybe it is time to go back to the Rec League or good ole YMCA.
@latsondheimer Private schools have been recruiting ever since they came to be. Private schools even set up van pool rides so that players can get to school. Top high school teams are very dirty.
@KTLA PitBulls are dogs that can be dangerous if not cared for by a properly trained person. Everybody that wants one should not be entitled to own one. These dogs are one of the breeds that their attacks usually led to someone being killed. The owner needs to be held accountable.
@jamesjansen21 Facts, disgusting how these operators are charging parents these crazy prices just to see their son score 5 points if they are lucky. From high team fees to entrance fees to parking fees to overcrowded gyms, parents are being taken advantage of and it is shameful.
What an emotional time last night as several former Gamepoint OF players graduated from Cerritos High School last night. Watching them grow from middle school kids to graduating as men was such a great event. Good luck to Jaden, Arman, Donovan, Kaden, Francis, and Jordan.
Congratulations to Former Gamepoint OC Dorian Harris on his commitment to play basketball at Chaminade University of Honolulu. Dorian is an example of hard work in the classroom (3.70 GPA Cerritos College) and on the court (2022 CCCAA All State Selection). Grind never stops.
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CUH Ohana, please help us welcome from Southern California, Dorian Harris!
Cerritos College / JR / W / 6'6
PTS: 13.4 FG%: 46.2 3FG%: 39.2 RPG: 6.1
-2021/22 CCCAA All State Selection
-2x 1st Team All Conference
-Led team in Scoring, Rebounding and FT%
#GoSwords⚔️
@TweetsbyCoachP Not the end of the world for the kid. If he truly wants to go D1, go the Juco route and continue to work hard. The NAIA will still be there after two years of Juco ball. He made a grown man decision and I can’t blame the AAU coach on his advice because I don’t know the player
@JuliusVElite0 High school events charging parents $20 for parking and $15 to $20 to get into a facility should be ashamed. With $6 a gallon gas patents will pay dearly getting their kids to events and getting in to watch them play. High School kids have to realize any offer is a great offer.
@TeamFinalEYBL So many kids playing basketball around the world I highly doubt a college would be short on getting talent so I do not understand this threat.