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Lewis coach Trost retires; Cedrick Carter emerges.
The multidimensional 6-6 wing committed to the Redbirds after an official visit to ISU this past weekend.
Nee emerged as one of the elite shooters in the state over the last two years.
The Eagles stormed to the Class 2A state championship in March. It was a statement victory for the school and Gill, who built the program. Gill has now left the school and is under investigation after a video surfaced of a physical altercation with a student.
Lockett is the City/Suburban Hoops Report’s No. 3-ranked prospect in the Class of 2026.
Basketball notebook: Loyola’s Trey Williams gets his first D-I offer.
Mount Carmel’s Noah Mister is picking up college offers and appears poised for a big senior season.
Kirkpatrick, one of the top five prospects in the Class of 2026, committed to Princeton after the conclusion of the July live period.
Martin told the Sun-Times on Monday that the settlement is for an undisclosed amount.
Porter’s game has expanded, and the college interest has erupted. He’s a different player, even compared to the one that helped fuel DePaul’s run to a third straight state title in March.
The race is on for the No. 1 spot in the senior class.
June standouts include Pettigrew, Davis, Benet, Loyola and Miller.
It’s the highest a local player has been picked since Young’s Jahlil Okafor was drafted third by the 76ers in 2015.
Davis just keeps getting better and better. He’s a different player than even the one most fans recently saw in Champaign just three months ago.
The state of Illinois will provide opportunities for players, starting June 20-22 with events at Riverside-Brookfield and DeKalb. That will be followed by two more events the weekend of June 27-29 with Romeoville and Rockford as the hosts.
