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Registration for the National HoopFeast Thanksgiving Tournament is now LIVE 🔔 🗓️ November 27-28th 📍Tampa, FL 🔗 basketball.exposureevents.com/262858/the-nat… - #HoopFeast

1,000 CAREER REBOUNDS ❌ DOMINANCE ON THE GLASS 🏀 Relentless effort. Pure grit. Congratulations @KaiiL3vy 📸 @julia_on_the_lens

Dakota College at Bottineau is the latest school to offer 26’ Vernon Lee Jr. #WeAreSCA @VernonLeeJ4

Vernon Lee Jr is a D1 talent. Elite shot maker and athleticism. He’ll be a steal for any program! #WeAreSCA @VernonLeeJ4

6’7 Arcadian Davis finished with a double double last night! #WeAreSCA

26’ Arcadian Davis 🤯 🔥 😮 @arcadian_davis #WeAreSCA

some highlights from @IssaBucketPro hoopfeast 2025 …

6’7 Arcadian Davis w/ a big time dunk last night 🤯 @arcadian_davis

Stuffing the stat sheet 😤 Production on both ends of the floor ❌ @KaiiL3vy 📸 Julia_on_the_lens #family

Seffner Christian picked up a big district win last night 🆚 CDS! 📊 Vernon Lee Jr. 22pts, 6rebs, 2stls, 4/8 from 3pt Arcadian Davis 21pts, & 14rebs - The Crusaders have 3 games next week to end the year! #WeAreSCA

Jonathan “JJ” Watts, a 2027 6'7" wing from Riviera Prep, brought energy and physicality on both ends of the floor at HoopFeast. He ran the floor well in transition, finishing around the rim and using his length to contest shots. Watts attacked the glass, securing rebounds to create extra possessions and second-chance opportunities. Offensively, he moved well without the ball, finding open spots and converting in rhythm. On the defensive end, he stayed active in passing lanes, helped protect the rim, and challenged ball-handlers. His athleticism, finishing ability, and consistent motor made him a difference-maker throughout the games. @Cant_B_JJ @RivieraPrepMBB @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

Leandro Sola, a 2027 6'9" forward from Central Pointe Christian Academy (FL) , showed a lot of flashes at HoopFeast. He used his size, length, and athleticism to finish around the rim and grab rebounds. Sola looked comfortable attacking the basket, using his frame and coordination to score through contact and battle inside. He also showed he can step out and knock down shots beyond the paint. On defense, he embraced physicality, contesting shots and holding his ground against bigger opponents. On the boards, he cleaned up missed shots and secured rebounds on both ends, helping his team control possessions. His finishing, rebounding, and defensive toughness made him one of the more impactful frontcourt players at the event. @cpcambb @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2027 6'8" SF Tristan Pasch, Parrish Community (FL), put together a strong showing at the event, displaying his scoring touch and overall versatility. He finished with 24 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 steals in the win over Westminster Academy, setting the tone early and maintaining impact throughout. Pasch knocked down shots from multiple spots on the floor and looked comfortable getting into his jumper, even with contests. He played through contact well and showed a steady, confident scoring approach. He finished around the rim with control and consistently found his spots within the flow of the offense. His ability to read defenders helped him stay efficient and in rhythm from start to finish. Pasch was just as important on the glass. He rebounded in traffic, fought for position, and kept possessions alive with second-chance efforts. Defensively, he stayed active, jumped into plays, and used his length to generate turnovers and disrupt actions. With his blend of size, shooting ability, off-ball movement, and consistent effort, Pasch was one of the most impactful players over the two days—affecting the game in multiple ways and showing why he will trend upward in his class. His performance also highlighted that he has the tools to be effective at the next level. @Tristan_Pasch @CoachDreJohnson @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2027 6'4" SG Donovan Swain, Coral Glades (FL), showcased his scoring at HoopFeast, knocking down tough shots. He put up 25 points, 2 assists, and 2 steals against Impact Christian, then followed with 14 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists versus Pine Ridge. Swain controlled the pace, using craft, timing, and footwork to keep defenders off balance with pull-ups, hesitation moves, and smart passes. He was effective creating his own shot off the dribble and also stepping into spot-up looks, giving him a versatile scoring profile. On defense, he stayed active, disrupting passing lanes and competing for steals. Swain’s combination of scoring, playmaking, and defensive effort made him a constant threat on both ends of the floor. @1of1donovan @cghs_jags_hoops @Coach__Ham @TeamGoldCoast @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2026 6'6" SF Wilmer DeLaRosa, Pine Ridge (FL), put together two strong showings at HoopFeast, finishing with 30 points and 9 rebounds against Seffner Christian and 24 points and 8 rebounds versus Coral Glades. He played inside-out, using his size to finish around the rim while also stepping out and knocking down perimeter shots. Delarose used his face-up game to attack gaps off the bounce, drawing rotations and creating scoring opportunities. On the glass and defensively, he stayed active—rebounding with timing, competing for position, and taking away second-chance chances. He consistently imposed himself throughout possessions, making plays through his energy, productivity, and willingness to compete on both ends. His ability to affect scoring, physicality, and overall tempo made him one of the most productive wings at the event. @HenryRobinson00 @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2027 6'8" PF Henry Robinson Jr. from Pine Ridge (FL) had a standout two days at HoopFeast, bringing nonstop activity and production at the rim. He put up 24 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocks against Seffner Christian Academy, then followed with 16 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 blocks versus Coral Glades. Robinson Jr. consistently imposed himself inside the arc, finishing through traffic and getting to his spots. He also showed he can step out and hit perimeter looks, adding another layer to his scoring. On the defensive end, he was active at the rim—contesting shots, protecting the basket, and attacking the glass to limit second-chance chances. With his combination of size, motor, and impact on both ends, Robinson Jr. emerged as one of the most influential and productive frontcourt players of the event. @lilh3n_ @HenryRobinson00 @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

Ronald Clark, a 5’10” PG from Impact Christian (FL), was a major factor in their win over Coral Glades. Offensively, he attacked the paint aggressively, creating scoring opportunities for himself and drawing defenders to open up his teammates. He hit shots from the perimeter and finished efficiently around the rim, totaling 24 points. Defensively, Clark was relentless. He applied on-ball pressure at the point of attack, forcing ball-handlers into tough decisions and generating turnovers. His anticipation and quick hands allowed him to disrupt passing lanes, while his physicality and toughness made him difficult to get around. He stayed disciplined in rotations, helping his team limit easy scoring opportunities and control the pace on that end. Clark also demonstrated strong game management. He pushed the pace effectively in transition but could slow the game down in half-court sets, making smart decisions to keep his team organized. His scoring, leadership, and defensive presence made him a central figure in Impact Christian’s success at HoopFeast. @ronaldclark_ @ICABoysBball @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2026 Obinna Ekufu, a 6'6" wing from Sagemont (FL), put up 14 points against Carrollwood Day and showed he can attack off the bounce and finish through traffic. He plays with energy and athleticism, impacting the game on both ends. Off the ball, he moves with purpose, finds gaps, and helps the offense stay in rhythm by giving guards clean passing windows and staying ready to make a play. In transition, Ekufu pushes the pace and creates easy opportunities by running the floor and applying pressure early, forcing defenses to retreat and react. On defense, he’s active—challenging shots, jumping lanes, and making it tough for opponents to settle into their sets. His mix of effort, athleticism, and finishing made him a key piece for Sagemont in this matchup, giving them reliable production and constant presence throughout the game. @ObinnaEkufu_ldn @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2029 6'5" G RJ Evans Jr, SLAM Tampa (FL), showed real upside at HoopFeast in the matchup against SLAM Miami, finishing with 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists. He used his length and strong frame to get downhill, attack closeouts, and finish through contact in the paint. Evans also stepped up on the glass, tracking rebounds outside his area and helping SLAM push the pace after securing the ball. His guard versatility stood out, as he scored, rebounded, and created for others throughout the game. Defensively, he stayed active, used his size to bother ball-handlers, and competed on every possession. Evans’ production and all-around impact made him a noticeable piece for SLAM Tampa and a young guard with clear promise. @ReggieEvans30 @SLAMTampaHoops @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast

2026 6'5" G Kenneth Francis Jr., Calvary Christian Academy (FL), showed toughness, scoring ability, and versatility at HoopFeast in the matchup against Tampa Catholic, finishing with 14 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 assists. He used his athleticism to finish through contact in traffic and secure second-chance opportunities, often turning contested rebounds into immediate scoring chances. Francis Jr. also made an impact in transition, quickly turning defensive rebounds into points and keeping the pace high, forcing the defense to react and creating openings for teammates. Off the ball, he moved with purpose, finding open spots, cutting hard to the basket, and maintaining offensive rhythm for his team. On defense, his effort set the tone, as he contested shots, challenged passing lanes, and made it difficult for opponents to get comfortable. Francis Jr.’s combination of scoring, rebounding, athleticism, and consistent effort made him a key contributor for Calvary Christian, providing energy and impact in every phase of the game. @Kjfranciss @CalvaryChristi3 @IssaBucketPro @hoop_feast