Girls – Player Evals U.S.S.S

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Player evaluations for the 2024 girls unsigned seniors showcase: 

Asia Taylor (5’4″, Imhotep Charter): Taylor is a dynamic point guard with exceptional speed and quickness. Despite her size, she navigates through traffic effortlessly and has excellent court vision to find open teammates. Taylor’s ability to push the pace and create scoring opportunities makes her a valuable asset on the floor. 

Aniya McDaniel (5’8″, Central Bucks West HS): McDaniel is a versatile wing player with a smooth shooting stroke and great athleticism. She excels in transition, finishing at the rim with ease, and is also a threat from beyond the arc. McDaniel’s defensive intensity and ability to guard multiple positions add to her value. 

Arianna Frank (5’8″, ANC): Frank is a skilled shooting guard known for her scoring ability and basketball IQ. She has a natural scoring touch and can create her own shot in various ways. Frank’s defensive effort and ability to move without the ball make her a reliable option on both ends of the court. 

Aubrey Wroten (6’1″, Imhotep Charter): Wroten is a dominant presence in the paint with her size and strength. She finishes with both hands around the basket. She’s an excellent rebounder and shot-blocker who alters opponents’ shots effectively. Wroten’s scoring ability in the post and her defensive prowess make her a force to be reckoned with. 

Ciara DeShazior (5’8″, Pennsauken High): DeShazior is a versatile forward who can score from inside and outside. She has a smooth shooting stroke and can stretch the defense with her three-point shooting. DeShazior’s defensive versatility and ability to guard multiple positions make her a valuable asset on the court. 

Dasani Talley-Dorman (5’10”, Woodbury High): Talley-Dorman is an athletic forward known for her versatility and defensive prowess. She’s a tenacious defender who can guard multiple positions and disrupt opponents’ offense. Talley-Dorman’s ability to finish around the rim and knock down mid-range jumpers adds to her offensive repertoire. 

Diamond Whitaker (5’5″, Sankofa Academy): Whitaker is a quick and crafty point guard with exceptional ball-handling skills. She’s a floor general who orchestrates the offense and sets up her teammates for easy buckets. Whitaker’s defensive intensity and ability to generate steals make her a disruptive force on the court. 

Faith Darlington (5’2″, Sankofa Academy): Darlington is a scrappy guard known for her hustle and energy on the court. She’s a tenacious defender who applies pressure on the ball and forces turnovers. Offensively, Darlington is a crafty scorer who can finish around the basket and knock down mid-range jumpers. 

Janai Smith (5’10”, Imhotep Charter): Smith is a versatile forward with a combination of size, athleticism, and skill. She’s a reliable scorer in the post and can step out and knock down shots from mid-range. Smith’s shot-blocking ability and rebounding prowess make her a valuable presence in the paint. 

Jordyn Reynolds (5’1″, Abington High): Reynolds is a quick and agile guard with exceptional defensive instincts. She’s a pest on the perimeter, applying pressure on the ball and forcing turnovers. Offensively, Reynolds is a crafty ball-handler who can penetrate the defense and create scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. 

Karma Payne (5’10”, Life Center): Payne is an athletic forward with a high motor and relentless work ethic. She’s a dominant force in the paint, capable of finishing through contact and grabbing rebounds in traffic. Payne’s shot-blocking ability and defensive versatility make her a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

Kenneah DeGuzman (5’5″, Potomac High): DeGuzman is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good court vision. She’s a capable scorer who can knock down shots from the perimeter and drive to the basket. DeGuzman’s defensive effort and ability to pressure the ball add to her value on the court. 

Kyji Cooper (5’7″, Mastery Charter): Cooper is a versatile guard with a high basketball IQ and great court vision. She’s a creative playmaker who can score from all three levels and set up her teammates for easy baskets. Cooper’s defensive intensity and ability to read passing lanes make her a disruptive force on defense. 

Leilany Ayala (5’9″, Mastery Charter): Ayala is a skilled wing player with a smooth shooting stroke and good athleticism. She’s a reliable scorer who can knock down shots from beyond the arc and finish at the rim. Ayala’s defensive effort and ability to guard multiple positions make her a valuable asset on the court. 

Leyshka Ruperto (5’1″, Frankford High): Ruperto is a quick and elusive guard with a knack for getting to the basket. She’s a crafty ball-handler who can create scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. Despite her size, Ruperto is a pesky defender who can pressure the ball and force turnovers. 

Maya Braxton-Young (5’7″, Woodbury High): Braxton-Young is an athletic wing player with a high motor and relentless energy. She’s a versatile scorer who can attack the basket and knock down shots from the perimeter. Braxton-Young’s defensive intensity and ability to guard multiple positions make her a valuable asset on the court. 

Mikala Carter (6’5″, Imhotep Charter): Carter is a dominant presence in the paint with her size and athleticism. She’s a strong rebounder and shot-blocker who alters shots and protects the rim. Offensively, Carter is a reliable scorer in the post and great foul shooter. 

Nyaijah Jackson (5’7″, AI Dupont High): Jackson is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good ball-handling skills. She’s a capable scorer who can knock down shots from the perimeter and attack the basket. Jackson’s defensive effort and ability to pressure the ball make her a valuable asset on the court. 

Rahsana Brown (5’3″, Mastery Charter): Brown is a quick and agile point guard with exceptional ball-handling skills. She’s a crafty playmaker who can create scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates. Brown’s defensive intensity and ability to pressure the ball make her a valuable asset on the court. 

Tianna Carey (5’8″, Executive Charter): Carey is a versatile forward with a unique blend of size and athleticism. She’s a skilled scorer in the post and can knock down shots from the perimeter. Carey’s rebounding ability and defensive versatility make her a valuable presence on both ends of the floor. 

Xola Wade (5’7″, ANC): Wade is a dynamic guard with a quick first step and excellent ball-handling skills. She’s a crafty scorer who can finish at the rim and knock down shots from the perimeter. Wade’s defensive effort and ability to pressure the ball make her a valuable asset on the court. 

Zaakirah Edwards (5’5″, Mastery Charter): Edwards is a quick and athletic guard with a high motor and relentless energy. She’s a tenacious defender who can pressure the ball and force turnovers. Offensively, Edwards is a capable scorer who can attack the basket and knock down shots from the perimeter.

Girls – Player Evals U.S.S.S

Boys – Top Forwards U.S.S.S

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1. Chaz Davis – Bayard Rustin (6’7″): Davis is a versatile forward with a strong inside-outside game. He excels in the post with his scoring ability and rebounding prowess. Davis also possesses a reliable mid-range jumper and can stretch the floor with his shooting. His size and length make him a factor on the defensive end, where he can protect the rim and contest shots effectively. 

2. Ameen Conway – P.E.T (6’5″): Conway is an athletic forward with the ability to finish above the rim. He’s a threat in transition and on the offensive glass, using his leaping ability to secure rebounds and score on putbacks. Conway also shows promise as a defender, using his athleticism to guard multiple positions. 

3. Yahya Diako – Mastery North (6’3″): Diako is a skilled forward with a diverse offensive skill set. He’s capable of scoring inside and outside, using his size and agility to create mismatches. Diako’s ability to handle the ball and shoot from distance makes him a versatile offensive threat. While he may be undersized for his position, Diako compensates with his basketball IQ and defensive effort. 

4. Nelson Lamiznana – West Chester Henderson (6’7″): Lamiznana is a physical forward with a strong presence in the paint. He excels as a rebounder and shot blocker, using his size and strength to dominate the boards. Lamiznana also shows promise as a scorer in the post, with the ability to finish through contact. His defensive prowess and rim protection make him a valuable asset on that end of the floor. 

5. Tariq Jennings – West Catholic (6’6″): Jennings is a versatile forward with a well-rounded skill set. He’s capable of scoring in a variety of ways, including driving to the basket and shooting from outside. Jennings’ size and athleticism also make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions effectively. 

6. Noah McIntosh – Cardinal O’Hara (6’5″): McIntosh is an athletic forward with a high motor and strong rebounding ability. He excels in transition, using his speed and agility to finish at the rim. McIntosh also shows promise as a defender, using his athleticism to disrupt passing lanes and contest shots. 

7. Jahad Marble – SLA (6’5″): Marble is a skilled forward with a smooth shooting stroke and good court vision. He’s adept at scoring from all three levels and can also facilitate for his teammates. Marble’s size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

8. Jamai Stewart-Herring – (6’5″): Stewart-Herring is a versatile forward with a strong inside-outside game. He’s capable of scoring in the post and knocking down shots from beyond the arc. Stewart-Herring’s size and athleticism also make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions effectively. 

9. DJ Thomas – New Hope (6’6″): Thomas is a physical forward with a strong presence in the paint. He excels as a rebounder and shot blocker, using his size and athleticism to dominate the boards. Thomas also shows promise as a scorer in the post, with the ability to finish through contact. His defensive prowess and rim protection make him a valuable asset on that end of the floor. 

10. Jeremiah White – Imhotep (6’6″): White is a versatile forward with a diverse skill set. He excels in driving to the basket and finishing through contact. White’s size and athleticism also make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions effectively.

Boys – Top Forwards U.S.S.S

Boys – Top Combo’s U.S.S.S

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1. Sami Anderson – Timbercreek (6’1″): Anderson is a versatile guard with a well-rounded skill set. He’s capable of scoring from all three levels and can also facilitate for his teammates. Anderson’s defensive tenacity and ability to disrupt passing lanes make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

2. Jeremiah Alexander – (6’2″): Alexander is an explosive guard with a quick first step and the ability to finish above the rim. He excels in transition and can also knock down shots from outside. Alexander’s defensive intensity and athleticism make him a disruptive force on that end of the floor. 

3. Jibril Carrol – Northeast (6′): Carrol is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and excellent court vision. He’s adept at running the offense and making plays for his teammates. Carrol’s size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

4. Abdrahaman Coulibaly (6’4”): Coulibaly is a versatile guard with a unique combination of size and skill. He’s capable of scoring in the paint and stretching the floor with his shooting ability. Coulibaly’s length and athleticism also make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions effectively. 

5. Christain Couley – Wilmington (6’1″): Couley is a crafty guard with a high basketball IQ and excellent ball-handling skills. He’s adept at creating scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates off the dribble. Couley’s defensive intensity and quick hands make him a disruptive force on that end of the floor. 

6. Robert Cottrell – Roman Catholic (5’11”): Cottrell is a quick and agile guard with the ability to break down defenses off the dribble. He’s a capable scorer from outside and has a knack for finishing in traffic. Cottrell’s defensive intensity and anticipation make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

7. Darius Frazier – Hill Freedman (6’4″): Frazier is a versatile guard with a diverse skill set. He excels in driving to the basket and finishing through contact. Frazier’s size and athleticism also make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions effectively. 

8. Sebastian Fermin – Putnam Science (6’3″): Fermin is a dynamic guard with a smooth shooting stroke and excellent court vision. He’s capable of running the offense and making plays for his teammates. Fermin’s size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

9. Jaden Flournoy – Abington (6’2″): Flournoy is an explosive guard with a quick first step and the ability to finish above the rim. He excels in transition and can also knock down shots from outside. Flournoy’s defensive intensity and athleticism make him a disruptive force on that end of the floor. 

10. Guy Horton – Neshaminy (6’1″): Horton is a tenacious guard with a high motor and strong defensive instincts. He’s capable of applying pressure on ball handlers and forcing turnovers. Offensively, Horton is a capable scorer who can knock down shots from outside and finish at the rim. 

11. Cassidy Jenkins – Mastery Camden (6′): Jenkins is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good court vision. He’s capable of running the offense and making plays for his teammates. Jenkins’ size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

12. Jaheem King (6’2″): King is a versatile guard with a well-rounded skill set. He’s capable of scoring from all three levels and can also facilitate for his teammates. King’s defensive tenacity and ability to disrupt passing lanes make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

13. Shawn Lewis – Broadneck (6’1″): Lewis is an athletic guard with a quick first step and the ability to finish at the rim. He excels in transition and can also knock down shots from outside. Lewis’ defensive intensity and agility make him a disruptive force on that end of the floor. 

14. Victor Rozier – St. Joseph (6’3″): Rozier is a dynamic guard with a versatile skill set. He’s capable of scoring in a variety of ways, including shooting from outside and attacking the basket. Rozier’s size and athleticism also make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions effectively. 

15. Lasan Williams – Audenreid (6′): Williams is a crafty guard with excellent ball-handling skills and court vision. He’s adept at creating scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Williams’ size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

16. Cobey Williams: (No height provided) Williams is a quick and elusive guard who excels in pushing the pace and creating opportunities in transition. He demonstrates fearlessness driving to the basket and finishing among taller defenders. Williams’ defensive tenacity and ball-handling skills make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

17. Elijah Woods – Kensington (6’2″): Woods is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and excellent court vision. He’s adept at running the offense and making plays for his teammates. Woods’ size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

18. Talan Hawkins -The City School (5’10”): Hawkins is a quick and agile guard with the ability to break down defenses off the dribble. He’s a capable scorer from outside and has a knack for finishing in traffic. Hawkins’ defensive intensity and anticipation make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

Boys – Top Combo’s U.S.S.S

Boys- Top PG’s U.S.S.S

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1. Xavion Ayala – Leap Academy (6′): Ayala is a dynamic point guard with excellent court vision and passing ability. He’s adept at running the offense and creating scoring opportunities for his teammates. Ayala’s size allows him to see over defenders and make plays in traffic. 

2. Jalen Brown – James M Bennett (5’8″): Brown is a quick and elusive point guard who excels in pushing the pace and creating opportunities in transition. Despite his size, he demonstrates fearlessness driving to the basket and finishing among taller defenders. Brown’s defensive tenacity and ball-handling skills make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

3. Hajir Davis – Winslow (5’11”): Davis is a shifty point guard with excellent ball-handling skills and scoring ability. He’s capable of breaking down defenses off the dribble and finishing at the rim. Davis also shows promise as a facilitator, making smart decisions with the ball and finding open teammates. 

4. Titus Dawson Covenant College Prep (5’9″): Dawson is a crafty point guard with a high basketball IQ and great court vision. He’s adept at running the pick-and-roll and finding teammates in scoring positions. Despite his size, Dawson compensates with quickness and a good understanding of angles on both ends of the floor. 

5. Khayr Graves – First Philadelphia (5’10”): Graves is a lightning-quick point guard with the ability to change direction on a dime. He’s a scoring threat from anywhere on the court, capable of hitting pull-up jumpers or driving to the basket. Graves’ defensive intensity and anticipation make him a disruptive force on that end of the floor. 

6. Josh Gibbs – West Philly (5’11”): Gibbs is a skilled floor general with a smooth shooting stroke and excellent decision-making ability. He’s capable of running the offense and making plays for his teammates, utilizing his basketball IQ and court vision. Gibbs’ size allows him to defend both guard positions effectively. 

7. Khalid Jenkins – Abington (6′): Jenkins is a versatile point guard with the ability to score from all three levels. He’s a threat from beyond the arc, off the dribble, and in the mid-range game. Jenkins’ size and strength also make him a factor on the defensive end, where he can guard multiple positions. 

8. Kai Jackson (5’11”): Jackson is a fearless point guard with a knack for scoring in traffic. Despite his size, he’s able to finish through contact and absorb fouls. Jackson’s quickness and ball-handling skills allow him to create separation and get to his spots on the floor. 

9. Lemann Johnson – Brandywine (6′): Johnson is a versatile point guard with a strong understanding of the game. He’s capable of running the offense and making smart decisions with the ball. Johnson’s size and athleticism make him a factor on defense as well, where he can disrupt passing lanes and contest shots. 

10. Kendall McCray (5’8″): McCray is a speedy point guard with excellent agility and ball-handling skills. He excels in transition, pushing the pace and creating scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Despite his size, McCray competes on the defensive end with tenacity and quick hands. 

11. Malachi Montgomery – Lincoln (6′): Montgomery is a skilled point guard with a smooth shooting stroke and great court vision. He’s adept at running the offense and making plays for his teammates. Montgomery’s size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

12. Destined McCray (6′): McCray is a dynamic point guard with a quick first step and explosive athleticism. He’s capable of breaking down defenses and finishing above the rim. McCray’s defensive intensity and ability to disrupt passing lanes make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

13. Ogona Obayi – Cardinal O’Hara (6′): Obayi is a versatile point guard with a well-rounded skill set. He’s a capable scorer from all three levels and can also distribute the ball effectively. Obayi’s size and athleticism make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions and create turnovers. 

14. Teddy Pendergrass 3rd – The Phelphs (6′): Pendergrass is a tenacious point guard with a high motor and strong defensive instincts. He’s capable of applying pressure on ball handlers and forcing turnovers. Offensively, Pendergrass is a capable scorer who can knock down shots from outside and finish at the rim. 

15. Damon Rawls – Abington (5’5″): Rawls is a diminutive yet crafty point guard with exceptional quickness and ball-handling skills. He uses his speed to blow past defenders and create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Despite his size, Rawls competes on the defensive end with tenacity and determination. 

16. Kameen Rollons – Woodbury (5’11”): Rollons is a skilled point guard with a smooth shooting stroke and excellent court vision. He’s adept at running the offense and making plays for his teammates. Rollons’ size allows him to see over defenders and make precise passes. 

17. Jasir Walker – (6′): Walker is a dynamic point guard with a versatile skill set. He’s a capable scorer from all three levels and can also distribute the ball effectively. Walker’s size and athleticism make him a factor on defense, where he can guard multiple positions and create turnovers. 

18. Nyshaun Hook – Mastery Camden (6′): Hook is a dynamic point guard with a quick first step and excellent ball-handling ability. He excels in driving to the basket and finishing through contact. Hook’s defensive intensity and ability to disrupt passing lanes make him a valuable asset on both ends of the floor. 

19. Brian Nelson -Del Castle(5’10”): Nelson is a skilled point guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good court vision. He’s capable of running the offense and making plays for his teammates. While he may be undersized, Nelson compensates with his quickness and basketball IQ on both ends of the floor. 

20. Kevin Carter – MCS (5’9″): Carter is a quick and agile point guard with the ability to break down defenses off the dribble. He’s a capable scorer from outside and has a knack for finishing in traffic. Carter’s defensive intensity and anticipation make him a disruptive force on that end of the floor.

Boys- Top PG’s U.S.S.S

BOYS – U.S.S.S TOP PERFORMERS

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1.Naeem Colston- Fels (6’4 Shooting Guard)Colston is a hard nose guard with a relentless energy. All day long we witnessed tough play after tough play. He finishes well against contact and against bigger defenders. He showed his great athleticism while finishing transition with dunks. Colston scored from all 3 levels.

2. Sa’ir Alsbrooks – MCS (6’6″ Wing Forward): Alsbrooks is a versatile forward with a high basketball IQ. He excels in the mid-range game and has the ability to score in traffic. Alsbrooks’ length and agility make him a solid defender who can guard multiple positions effectively. 

3. Zack Campbell – Dobbins (6’3″ Wing Forward): Campbell is a versatile forward with a smooth shooting stroke and solid defensive instincts. He’s capable of knocking down shots from beyond the arc and finishing around the rim. Campbell’s length and athleticism also make him a disruptive presence on defense. 

4. Jon Clark – Rock Top (6’4″ Wing Guard): Clark is a versatile guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good defensive instincts. He’s capable of scoring from anywhere on the court and can also contribute as a playmaker for his teammates. Clark’s size and athleticism make him a solid perimeter defender. 

5. Hasan Dawson – Fels (6’5″ Wing Forward): Dawson is a strong, physical wing player who thrives in the paint. He’s adept at scoring through contact and grabbing rebounds on both ends of the floor. While he may need to work on his outside shot, his defensive intensity and rebounding make him a valuable asset. 

6. Jabrelle Dennison (6’4″ Wing Guard): Dennison showcases excellent athleticism and versatility on both ends of the floor. His ability to drive to the basket combined with his solid perimeter shooting makes him a threat on offense. Defensively, he has the length and agility to guard multiple positions effectively. 

7. Jasir Dean – ECH (6’4″ Combo Guard): Dean is a skilled ball-handler and playmaker who can create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. His ability to shoot from outside and drive to the basket keeps defenders guessing. Dean also shows promise on the defensive end with his quick hands and footwork. 

8. Eli Ephraim – The Heights (6’2″ Point Guard): Ephraim is a crafty point guard with a high basketball IQ and excellent court vision. He’s adept at running the pick-and-roll and finding open teammates for easy buckets. While he may not possess elite athleticism, Ephraim’s basketball instincts allow him to make an impact on both ends of the floor. 

9. A.J. McKinnie – Simione (6’3″ Point Guard): McKinnie is a dynamic point guard with excellent ball-handling skills and scoring ability. He’s a threat to drive to the basket or pull up for a jumper off the dribble. McKinnie’s passing ability and defensive intensity round out his game as a floor general. 

10. Cameron Rembert – Vaux (6’2″ Guard): Rembert is a skilled guard with a smooth shooting stroke and good court vision. He’s capable of running the offense and making plays for his teammates. While he may be undersized, Rembert compensates with his quickness and basketball IQ on both ends of the floor. 

11. Daiysaan Trusty – Eastside (6’6″ Power Forward): Trusty is a physical presence in the paint with the ability to score and rebound at a high level. He’s capable of finishing through contact and cleaning up the glass on both ends of the floor. Trusty’s size and strength make him a force in the post defensively as well. 

12. Nasseem Wright- MCS (6’7″ Wing Forward): Wright possesses impressive size and athleticism for a wing player. He’s a capable scorer both inside and outside, with the ability to stretch the floor with his shooting. Wright’s length also makes him a factor on defense, where he can alter shots and grab rebounds. 

13. Amir Speights (6’5″ Wing Forward): Speights is a dynamic forward with a diverse skill set. He excels in transition, using his athleticism to finish at the rim or make plays for his teammates. Speights’ size also allows him to contribute on the boards and defend multiple positions.

BOYS – U.S.S.S TOP PERFORMERS

2024 Urban Sports Rescue Unsigned Senior Showcase Games(Boys & Girls)

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Urban Sports Rescue 2024 Unsigned Senior Showcase weekend continued to be the premier platform for college coaches on the recruiting trail. With close to 30 coaches on hand throughout the weekend to view players participating from across the country. The talent was on full display all weekend. Rosters available upon request.

Boys games

(Naeem Colston Fels game 2 mvp )

Game 1
https://youtu.be/OzmRl2tynHA?si=kWNnDUZwiHl7cPzh

Game 2
https://youtu.be/e1gHws7bePQ?si=_1BNLlJAC47Vspht

Game 3
https://youtu.be/rIRbD0eH3sc?si=OFmdbJJOlv-gd9mo

Game 4
https://youtu.be/MURkhFUTQ78?si=BgfRTvQQdJ7Zxp2X

Game 5
https://youtu.be/nYP_Ls3Rl8s?si=jb_c0i1flWZb_87f

Girls Games

(Aubrey Wroten-Thomas Imhotep Charter game 1 MVP)

Game 1
https://youtu.be/tMQSjpj6lS8?si=kbyIa8QUaC1sM1Kh

Game 2
https://youtu.be/VX6kCDeNlXs?si=XGRZngBRxxE8InA9

2024 Urban Sports Rescue Unsigned Senior Showcase Games(Boys & Girls)

(GIRLS) Urban Sports Rescue Unsigned Senior Showcase 2024

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One of the premier event company’s on the east coast brings you a wonderful event in Philadelphia PA. Urban Sports Rescue already operates one of the premier  boys Unsigned Senior Showcase events every year. Seeing the need for a girls platform. Urban Sports Rescue has put together a great list of participants for all college institution’s D2,D3,Junior Colleges, and NAIA. This year’s event is already filling up fast with over colleges already committing from across the United States. Don’t miss your opportunity to recruit your program’s next dynamic player!

Sunday April 14th

Games 3pm & 4:15pm

Belfield Recreation Center (2109 Chew Ave, Phila., PA)

Player registration form:  https://forms.gle/eihF8wpGSysAS1ub7


Committed Colleges: 
PSU Abington 
NorthHampton Community College
John A. Logan College, IL
Montgomery College, MD
Camden Community College, NJ
Montgomery County Community College, PA
Baltimore County Community College, MD
Red Lake College
Highland Community College, KS
Lincoln Trail College
Carl Sandburg College
Lindsey Wilson College
Southwest Illinois College
DMACC
Southeast Arkansas Community College
Cheyney University
Cecil County Community College
Hagerstown Community College
Delaware County Community College
Wells College

Coaches packets will be available.

Information; Rasool Hajj Rasnashaj@gmail.com #267-973-3708

Don’t Miss Out!!

Game One (3PM) 

DIFFERENT MINDSET (White) 

Asia Taylor 5’3” 

Aubry Wroten 6’ 

Azjiona Golston 5’2” 

Diamond Whitaker 5’4” 

Xola Wade 5’6” 

Tiana Carey 5’7” 

Arianna Frank 5’7

FOR THE LOVE (Pink) 

Mikala Carter 6’4” 

Rahsana Brown 5’2” 

Faith Darlington 5’2” 

Kenneah DeGuzmon 5’4” 

Jordyn Reynolds 5’6” 

Aniya McDaniel 5’7” 

Game Two (4:15PM) 

RESPECT HER GAME (Black) 

Leyshka Ruperto 5’1” 

Karma Payne 5’10” 

Zaakirah Edwards 5’4” 

Dasani Talley Dorman 5’9” 

Leilany Ayala 5’8” 

Kyji Cooper 5’6” 

GIRLS CAN HOOP TOO (Orange) 

Sakina Nelson 5’2” 

Maya Braxton-Young 5’6” 

Kaela Nicholas 5’7” 

Sakinah Abdus-Salaam 5’9” 

Ameriyona Hunter 5’6” 

Nyaijah Jackson 5’7”

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(GIRLS) Urban Sports Rescue Unsigned Senior Showcase 2024

(BOYS)Urban Sports Rescue Unsigned Senior Showcase 2024

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Urban Sports Rescue, Inc. Presents Unsigned Senior Showcase for boys. One of the premier event on the east coast returns with a deeper talent pool, this year’s event is filling up fast with over colleges already committing from across the United States. Don’t miss your opportunity to partake in this exciting event. Open to all D2, D3, NAIA, JUCO and PREP SCHOOLS. 5 Games Limited to 100 players.

Date:  April 13th 2024

Location: Imhotep Charter located at 6201 N 21st Philadelphia Pa

General Admission is $10 (for NON Coaches)

College Coaches Admission
Entry with Packet $70
Entry without Packet $35

Player Registration $50 Cash App $RasNasr (Please complete registration form then you will be contacted) 1 Game Guarantee
Registration: https://forms.gle/JP3rEnw2bZTLtahZ9


Committed Colleges
Community College of Philadelphia
Highland Community College
West Hills Community College
Luzerne Community College 
Bismarck State Community College 
Florida Southwestern State 
Frank Phillips College 
Montgomery County Community College 
Camden County Community College 
Salem Community College 
East L.A. Community College 
Polk State Community College 
Thomas College 
Northern Vermont State – Johnson
Northampton Community College 
Thaddeus Stevens College
Penn State University – Abington 
Genesee Community College
Penn College of Technology
Howard Community College
Lackawanna College
Delaware Valley College
Cecil County Community College 
Manor College

Don’t miss out!!!
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Rosters

***Registration Time for All Players in Games 1 & 2 (9:00 am) {Standby list K. Carter, C. Jenkins, A. Conway, T. Jennings, T. Bacon, K. Jenkins} *** Check for your game schedule and come early*** Bring Shorts. All Jersey tops are to be returned after each game. If there are any issues, contact me directly: Rasool Hajj 267-973-3708 

Game 1 (9:45 am) 

Team One 
M. Hill 5’11” 
D. Phillips 5’11” 
O. Okebata 6’1” 
L. Torres 5’8” 
J. Marble 6’5” 
F. Oshodi 6’2” 
A. Martin 6’3” 
S. Peterson 6’4” 
M. Montgonery 6’ 
D. Frazier 6’4” 

Team Two 
L. Williams 6’ 
J. Gibbs 5’11” 
H. Davis 5’11” 
Y. Diako 6’3” 
T. Hawkins 5’10” 
N. McIntosh 6’5” 
T. Pendergrass III 6’2” 
A. Brown 6’4” 
M. McNair 6’3” 
J. Dennison 6’4” 
A. Coulibaly 6’4” * 

Game 2 (11:00 am) 

Team Three 
R.J. Mckennie 6’3” 
J. Clark 6’4” 
M. Beauvais 6’1” 
H. Dawson 6’5” 
A. Jeune 5’11” 
S. Etienne 6’1” 
A. Mohammed 5’11” 
L. Coulibaly 6’2 
D. Rawls 5’7” 
A. Speights 6’5” 

Team Four 
N. Colston 6’5” 
T. Bacon 5’9” 
J. Robertson 5’11” 
DJ Thomas 6’6” 
D. Trusty 6’6’ 
B. Flahn 6’ 
S. Alsbrooks 6’5” 
T. Mcallister 6’ 
S. Bradley 6’2” 
S. Stewart 5’9” 

*****Registration Time for game 3,4 & 5 (11:30 am) ***** Be early to sign in for your game. 

Game 3 (12:30 pm) 

Team Five 
D. Maxey 6’7
C. Durham 6’4” 
T. Jennings 6’6” 
E. Woods 6’2” 
S. Taylor 6’ 
L. Johnson 6’ 
B. Nelson 5’10” 
S. Torrence 6’ 
D. Tapper 6’ 
Z. Campbell 6’3” 

Team Six
A Jones 6’1” 
S. Anderson 6’1” 
K. Anderson 6’5” 
J. Flourney 6’2” 
K. Graves 5’10” 
T. Ross 6’ 
D. McCray 6’ 
L. Torres 5’8” 
K. Rollins 5’11” 
J. White 6’6” 

Game 4 (1:45 pm) 

Team Seven 
M. Montgonery 6’ * 
S. Bethea 5’11” 
R. Cottrell 6’ 
K. Rollins 5’11” 
S. Fermin 6’3” 
T. Jennings 6’6” * 
J. Dean 6’4” 
J. Carroll 6’ 
D. Payne 6’ 
J. Brown 5’8” 

Team Eight 
Aamir Murray 6’2” 
L. Miller 6’2” 
X. Ayala 6’1” 
E. Ephraim 6’2” 
C. Cauley 6’1” 
I. Sabater 5’8” 
V. Rozier 6’3” 
A. Smith 6’ 
J. King 6’2” 
A. Nathan 6’6” 

Game 5 (3:00 pm) 

Team Nine 
N. Wright 6’7” 
RJ Mckinnie 6’3” * 
T. Money Jr. 6’4” 
S. Lewis 6’1” 
C. Rembert 6’1” 
G. Horten 6’1” 
D. Trusty 6’6” * 
S. Bethea 5’11” * 
DJ Thomas 6’6” * 
Z. Campbell 6’3” * 

Team Ten 
J. White 6’6” 
N. Hook 6’1” 
E. Ephraim 6’2” * 
C. Williams 6’ 
Anthony Murray 5’11” 
K. Latimer 6’3” 
A. Conway 6’5” 
N. Colston 6’5” * 
A. Nathan 6’6” *

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Basketball Enrichment Program

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The Urban Sports Rescue after school Basketball enrichment program is a great opportunity for students to learn new skills, have fun, and develop their career awareness. The program is held at Allen Locke School and Martha Washington School and is led by trainers Jermaine Washington and Chris Hunt. The program focuses on providing fun activities for students while also developing their basketball skills. In addition, the program also provides career awareness and mentoring to help students develop their future goals. Conflict resolution is also a key focus of the program, helping students learn how to resolve conflicts in a positive and constructive way.

The program is designed to be inclusive and welcoming to all students, regardless of their skill level. Students are encouraged to participate in the program and to develop their skills at their own pace. The program is a great way for students to learn new skills, make new friends, and develop their career awareness. If you are interested in learning more about the Urban Sports Rescue after school Basketball enrichment program, please contact the program’s  coordinators at Allen Locke School And Martha Washington. 

Basketball Enrichment Program

The ‘Shoot For the Stars’ Youth Leadership Training

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“Shooting for the Stars: Empowering Youth Leadership” 

The echoes of inspiration and empowerment resonated through the corridors of the Belfield Recreation Center on December 2nd, as the remarkable ‘Shoot For the Stars’ Youth Leadership Training took center stage. Spearheaded by influential figures in the community—Wali Jones, Ken Hamilton, and Rasool Hajj—the event drew over 35 bright young minds between the ages of 7 and 17. This transformative program wasn’t just an event; it was a pivotal opportunity for these youths to embark on a journey of self-discovery, growth, and leadership development. 

At its core, the program was a holistic approach to youth empowerment, focusing on pivotal elements essential for their personal and professional development. The day-long training encompassed multifaceted workshops centered on human development, career exploration, leadership etiquette, anti-violence advocacy, personal skill enhancement, time management, and the cultivation of critical thinking skills. Each component was meticulously crafted to instill a sense of confidence, responsibility, and a drive for success in the attending youths. 

The day’s success and impact wouldn’t have been possible without the invaluable support and collaboration of dedicated organizations. We Embrace Fatherhood, The Department of Parks and Recreation, and a heartfelt thank you to our esteemed sponsor, Sam Stanton Jr. of The Laborers International Union of North America (Local #332). Their unwavering commitment and generous contributions were instrumental in bringing this vision to life, providing an environment conducive to fostering the future leaders of tomorrow. 

Throughout the event, participants were engaged in interactive sessions, mentorship opportunities, and thought-provoking discussions. The guidance and wisdom shared by the organizers and guest speakers resonated deeply with the attendees, igniting a passion for personal growth and community leadership. The enthusiasm and active participation of the youth were truly 

inspiring, reflecting their eagerness to embrace positive change and become catalysts for a better future. 

‘Shoot For the Stars’ didn’t just end when the doors closed at the Belfield Recreation Center—it marked the beginning of a transformative journey for these aspiring young leaders. Armed with newfound knowledge, skills, and a network of support, these youths are now better equipped to navigate the challenges ahead, to dream bigger, and to reach for the stars. 

As the event concluded, the organizers expressed their gratitude to all who contributed, highlighting the collective effort and commitment to empowering the next generation. The impact of such initiatives extends far beyond a single day; it plants the seeds of ambition and leadership that will continue to flourish in the hearts and minds of these youths for years to come. This was not just an event—it was a launchpad for dreams, aspirations, and the shaping of future leaders. 

The ‘Shoot For the Stars’ Youth Leadership Training stands as a beacon of hope, resilience, and empowerment, illustrating the power of community collaboration and the unwavering potential of our youth. It serves as a testament to the belief that when we invest in our youth, we invest in a brighter tomorrow. 

Article by: Rasool Hajj

The ‘Shoot For the Stars’ Youth Leadership Training