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Every year players go under the radar throughout the country.  One player that has been a name popping up on multiple occasions is 2024 5’5 PG Rylie Ronsenberg of New Rochelle high school. Coaches and teams in NY State section 1, are quite familiar with the junior guard who averaged 12.2 as a fresham and 18.6 as a sophomore.

Every year a prospect comes out of nowhere and surprises you, Last season that player was six foot combo forward, Bronx, N.Y. native Saran Camara of South Bronx Preparatory high school (2024).

Wilmington, DE- This past weekend I got a chance to be in the gym for two-days with campers from NM, NY, NJ, CT, MD, PA at The East Coast Takeover. Here are some of the top performing campers at the camp. 

Bronx, NY – After a two-year hiatus this was NYG Hoops first event back in the Big Apple. The NYG Super 64 skills, drills and evaluation camp did not disappoint. Just like in years past many of the names you will hear in the future spent the day camping with us at Monsignor Scanlan High School in the Bronx. Below are some of the award winners of camp as well as other top performers of the day.

Whitestone, NY- Olivia Vukosa, will attend Christ the King regional H.S. next fall. During the winter / Spring many speculated on where she would end up. The 6-foot-4 Queens native has made it official. NYGHoops Report got a chance to speak to her dad, Damir Vukosa.

Springfield, MA- Over the weekend, the South End Community Center housed the 4trh NYGSuper64 Skills Drills & Evaluation Camp in New England. This was the first stop of the three-city camp tour. Prospects from NY, NJ, PA, VT, CT, MA & NH participated in the one-day event. There were tons of standout players over the weekend, the NYGHoops Report staff has highlighted a few of them. Nia Edens (CT) 2024, was crowned the 1 on 1 Champ. Heaven Morris (MA) 2023 was named the high school MVP, Skyler Burke (CT) 2026, named middle school MVP & Taylor Brown (PA) 2027 was named Defensive camper of the day.

Hampton, VA – Spring is in the air and club basketball season is well underway. The Boo Williams Sports Complex was the destination for the April Eval Period last weekend, and the players from the Northeast showed up and showed out in a big way.

Scranton, PA – Let's run through some of the top performers and teams from last weekend's Hoop Group Pennsylvania Warm Up event, located at the amazing Riverfront Sports Complex. These are my top performers, and the teams `from the 17 under divisions. I got a chance to see these teams play twice during the one day at the event.

New Jersey – Due to a snowstorm this year the 6th annual NYG Coast 2 Coast Jr. All American camp ended up at two sites. The first site Monroe NJ was on the original date. The Mt Laurel, New Jersey ended up being a make-up date. Both dates ended up having talented future NCAA WBB prospects. Below are some of the participants that stood out during camp.

MADE HOOPS Hampton, VA – NYGHoops Report got a chance to attend session 1 of MADE Hoops. The two-day event had teams participating from NY, NJ, MA, MD, VA, NC, MI, VA, DC and FL. From the games I got to see, these are the prospect I felt had the best weekend.

  Elizabeth, NJ – No Boyz Allowed All-Star weekend featured two Middle schools aka “We are the future” as the undercard to the main event. The 1st game was comprised of student-athletes from the 2027 class and the 2nd tilt was made up of 2026 student-athletes. 

Friday Night Lights 2021 Mooresville, N.C. - Carolina Girls Hoops Report & NYGHoops Report in a collaborative effort hosted the 4th annual Friday Night Lights Middle School open run. This event has become pivotal for middle school prospects gaining national exposure prior to playing a high school game. In past years, the event hosted players like Joyce Edwards, Ella Hobbs, Rachel Douglass, Zameraya Jones and Mia Giles-Jones just to name a few of the event alums. This recap will focus on some of the players that made the all-star game last week.

Northeast Halloween Showcase   Mt Laurel, NJ – The Northeast Halloween showcase hosted some of the top middle school prospect in the nation this past weekend. A last-minute change of venue created some scheduling issues, but once the ladies hit the court the action and intensity pick up and the prospects competed at a high level. These are a few of the prospects who caught my eyes during the event. While you may not be familiar with some of these names yet, I would strongly suggest you please take notice.

East Orange, NJ – NYGHoops Report got a chance to take a trip to the Garden State to check out New Heights Open Court. The event showcased two games filled with prospects from the New Heights organization.  This write-up will focus on some of the prospects from the underclassman game.

Mooresville, N.C.- This was the second rendition of the Carolina Oktober Fest presented by Carolina Girl’s Hoops Report. All the teams that attended the event were form the Carolina’s. The three-day event hosted many talented prospects. This writeup will focus on some of the top performing prospects during the event.

Mooresville, N.C.- This was the Second rendition of the Carolina Oktober Fest presented by Carolina Girl’s Hoops Report. All the teams that attended the event were form the Carolina’s. The three-day event hosted many talented prospects. This writeup will focus on some of the top performing prospects during the event.

2nd Annual Oktober Fest 20221 Mooreville, NC- Day 1 results and top performers at Oktober  Fest 2021  

Marlboro, NJ- On the weekend of Sept 19th, 2021. We hosted the 6th Annual NYG Super 64. As in years past, we got an opportunity to watch what some might call “under the radar” prospects. Here are some of the High School players that stood out at our most recent event.

Marlboro, NJ- The 6th Annual NYG Super 64 Camp. Like in years past- this camp consisted of many of northeast’s top prospects and was broken down into two sessions (High School & Middle School). In this write up we will focus our attention on many of the top middle school performers.  

Trumbull, CT – In the past few years there has been quite a few changes in the landscape in grass roots basketball in the Northeast. Despite the many changes, one thing has remained the same - every September for the past 33 years you can count on CT Starters hosting a fall event. The CT Starters 33rd annual College Showcase hosted 100 prospects and a baseline full of college coaches to evaluate the prospects raining from the classes of 2022 -2025.