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Boys win 8-0 tonight. Rhys had 3 goals, Lucas had 2 goals, Channing, Wyatt, Eli Taylor each had a goals. Blake had 3 assists,Rhys had 2 assists, Channing, Wyatt, and Marcus each had an assist. Tristan and Kadyn shared the shutout.

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@B_C_A_V Can someone respond to my email please

There’s not better time for coaches to join BCAV! It benefits both you and your athletes! bcav.net/signup

@B_C_A_V I sent email regarding the class 2 boys on the GPA

Class 2 BCAV All-State Boys and Girls

@coach_clai Graduation 2026 or 2027?

Big college combine going down in June in the Va Beach area of Virginia. 20+ schools have already confirmed they will be in the building! This event is for HS seniors, Juco, and transfers!!!!!!! This is one you don’t wanna miss. Limited space for participants are available.

Congratulations @CDisibbio.

@VHSL_ @VHSL_ seriously?

Class 2 Boys Basketball All-State team:

The G-Men fought hard in Richmond to get back and now to clinch the VHSL Class 2 Title #VHSL wvva.com/2026/03/14/gra…

@B_C_A_V What conference is Graham

BCAV ALL CONFERENCE TEAMS - Conference 7 Congrats to all coaches and players!

Congrats @CDisibbio ! @disibbio1

2026 #VHSL Class 2 Boys Basketball Champions: Graham G-Men

VHSL STATE FINALS PRIMER: Graham boys going for rare feat, status quo for Mountain 7 girls teams heraldcourier.com/sports/high-sc…

State title preview: The Graham G-Men are heading back to Richmond for back-to-back state title appearances wvva.com/2026/03/07/sta…

The G-Men got revenge on the Central Wise Warriors to punch their ticket to Richmond #vhsl wvva.com/2026/03/07/gra…

VHSL CLASS 2 BOYS BASKETBALL: Sharpshooter Channing Disibbio hopes experience pays off as Graham G-Men play in state semifinals for third straight year heraldcourier.com/sports/high-sc…

Channing Disibbio(@CDisibbio) showed exactly why the moment never feels too big when the lights get brighter, and the stakes get higher. In the first round of the state tournament, with everything on the line and the season hanging in the balance, he stepped onto that floor and delivered a performance that screamed prime time. Every possession seemed to run through his energy and his will to win as he attacked the defense with explosive bursts off the bounce, slicing through defenders and creating chaos in the paint while still keeping the defense honest from deep. When his team needed a spark, Channing provided it again and again. He had 22 points while shooting an efficient 6/11 from the field, including a blistering 3/5 from beyond the arc and 7/8 from the free throw line, showing complete command of the moment. Whether it was stepping into a smooth jumper, blowing past defenders, or calmly hitting clutch free throws, his offensive arsenal was on full display. But his impact went far beyond scoring as he mixed it up on the boards with 5 rebounds, facilitated the offense with 4 assists, and created defensive havoc with 3 steals. The biggest moment of the night came when the pressure reached its peak. With Graham trailing 52-51 and just 40 seconds remaining, Channing rose up and rained in a deep three that sent the gym into a frenzy and flipped the momentum in an instant. Ice in his veins, no hesitation, just confidence and execution when his team needed it most. Those are the moments that separate good players from true competitors who crave the spotlight. On the defensive end, he was just as fierce. His relentless effort and instincts disrupted passing lanes, forced mistakes, and set the tone for the entire team. He finished with 3 steals and 5 defensive stops, constantly applying pressure and refusing to let the opposing offense find rhythm. His ability to dominate both sides of the ball turned this into a complete two-way performance that fueled the entire squad. In just 24 minutes of action, Channing filled up the stat sheet with an impressive EFF rating of 29, a clear reflection of how much he impacted every aspect of the game. From timely scoring to clutch shooting, defensive grit, and playmaking for teammates, he delivered exactly what championship teams need in tournament basketball. Now the mission continues. With the first-round battle secured and confidence surging, Graham marches on to the state semifinals Friday. If this performance was any indication, Channing Disibbio is just getting warmed up. When the moment calls for a difference maker, this electric guard keeps answering the bell.

With the district championship on the line and everything hanging in the balance, Channing Disibbio (@CDisibbio ) stepped into the moment with crafty magic and a fearless edge, attacking the lane with flair and athleticism that dazzled the crowd and shifted the energy in his team’s favor as Graham walked away with a 65-47 DUB. This was not about chasing numbers, but delivering exactly what his team needed most, and Channing answered that call as a true playmaker. He finished with 13 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 block, and 2 defensive stops in 27 minutes, shooting 4-6 inside the arc and 5-6 from the free throw line while taking care of the basketball with 0 turnovers. That stat line screams efficiency and control. Every drive had purpose. Every pass came at the right time. Every decision felt poised. When the defense collapsed, he found teammates in rhythm. When the lane opened, he sliced through it with speed balance, finishing strong through contact and keeping the pressure constant. Channing’s impact went beyond the scoring column. His 5 assists were not just dimes but tone setters that kept the offense humming. His ability to collapse defenders created space that others capitalized on. On the defensive end, he competed, rotated, and with a timely block that brought the bench to its feet. He played with composure, edge, and maturity that matched the magnitude of the moment. In a championship setting where nerves can rattle even the best, Channing was steady, efficient from the field, reliable at the line, smart with the ball, and physical attacking the rim. He delivered what his team needed most, and when the final horn sounded, the district crown was secured in large part because their starting shooting guard brought his crafty magic to the biggest stage of the season and made winning plays all night long.

Channing Disibbio(@CDisibbio) was in his bag again — and did it in just 16 minutes. Let that sink in. Sixteen minutes of controlled chaos, smart decisions, and pure efficiency. No one in that gym maximizes minutes better than him. He doesn’t waste dribbles. He doesn’t force shots. He doesn’t chase numbers. He chases impact. In an 83-65 win over Marion, Channing had 16 points on a blistering 7-9 from the field. He went a perfect 5-5 inside the arc and knocked down 2-4 from three. Add 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 assist, 0 turnovers, and 0 fouls in just 16 minutes. That is elite production in a small window. His efficiency rating of 24 tells you everything you need to know. When he steps on the floor, good things happen. Ultra-efficient doesn’t even cover it. His basketball IQ is on another level. He takes the right shots. Makes the right reads. Delivers the right play at the right time. That instinct and timing cannot be taught. It shows up possession after possession. He’s an electric guard with speed, bounce, and athleticism that shifts momentum in a heartbeat. When he turns on attack mode, defenders are in trouble. He blows past the first line and carves up a defense like a hot knife through country butter. He rises with confidence and finishes strong. Collapse on him, and he’ll stretch you out from deep without hesitation. Everything he does has purpose. Nothing rushed. Nothing forced. Just steady pressure and explosive bursts when it matters most. And while he keeps stacking nights like this, he’s quietly closing in on the 1,000-point milestone. Not built on empty numbers, but on smart basketball, big plays, and relentless consistency. The way he’s trending, that milestone isn’t far away at all. @raj_manjrekar @whosupnext23 @GradyMajors @HankampScott @WWFE_RCT @whosupnext23 @ccprospects23

Vhsl boys basketball final: Graham 66, Lebanon 44. Complete effort on offense and defense for Graham. #hcbb

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