Comments on: Middle School Elite 2012

By: M.R.E.Z sports

M.R.E.Z sports — Fri, 11 May 2012 16:57:26 +0000

The reason you haven’t heard of a Sizzle 4th grade is because these two kids Jalen Suggs who is the best 4th -5th grader easy in the country and Langston Boogie also known as Langston Binns play 6th and 7th grade across the country. They have never played their age bracket. They play up by two to three years. Last year in Nationals Team Sizzle took 3rd place playing up which is all documented. We at MREZ only go on the facts.

By: zzzzzzz

zzzzzzz — Thu, 03 May 2012 03:33:18 +0000

Last Year They Had A Better Record So It Doesnt Matter Now Really .

By: Observer

Observer — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 22:00:39 +0000

Dayton Pilots 4th Grade team got punished at Bearcat Classic this weekend..if they rarely lose in ohio thats not saying alot.

By: juswatchin

juswatchin — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 20:34:18 +0000

Hard work. Pays off. Keep an eye on Demari Grant PG ºBOLINGBROOKº. I’ll. True PG. Blazing speed, pass, shoot, lockdown D.

By: Ketaan Wyatt Sr.

Ketaan Wyatt Sr. — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 00:59:52 +0000

I’m not here to brag that my son Keewee is “The best kid in the world” or anything like that. Just saying “thanks” to whomever mentioned he and his best friend Zeb in a comment up above. Much love! Hope to see alot of these ballers around the AAU circuit. Also you might wanna keep your eyes on a 4th grader From Cleveland Ohio named Shemar Morrow. Kid has good size (about 5’6″-5’7″) and a good skill set! Plays for TNBA. They came in 6th in the Nationals last year 9u.

By: Johnny

Johnny — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 13:50:33 +0000

I am a high school coach in Broward County and went to see 2 Westglades 8th graders play, to see if they would like to be apart of my emerging team. The young man that “Walter” references is a 6th grader that unfortunately has few basketball skills at this age. He has poor footwork, is soft, little basketball awareness and lacks any real fundamentals to build on. His father is a large overbearing man that was in the crowd that day. His father was telling anyone who would listen that his son Chandler was the best big man in the country! Even though I was a stranger he kept leaning over to tell me how great his slow, no skilled son was. His father “Walter” is one of those guys that knows the price of everthing and the value of nothing.

By: Buckeye Prep Report

Buckeye Prep Report — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 00:52:55 +0000

Camaren Clarke (7th) needs to be there, he has potential. Last night I witnessed him put up 321 points to go along with 8 rebounds, 6 steals and only 2 turnovers. They lost by 2 points by a shot near the buzzer to Lebanon St. Francis in a CYO league game and he cried his heart out so that’s how you know he has heart and potential. PAY CLOSE ATTENTION. — Tony Boddie Sr.

And that Ascension Knight team rarely gets beaten. Thanks!

By: Buckeye Prep Report

Buckeye Prep Report — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 00:44:11 +0000

Camaren Clarke (7th) needs to be there, he has potential. Last night I witnessed him put up 21 points to go along with 8 rebounds, 6 steals and only 2 turnovers. They lost by 1 point by a shot at the buzzer to the Dayton St. Francis in a cyo league game and he cried his heart out so that’s how you know he has heart and potential. PAY CLOSE ATTENTION.

And that Kettering Ascension team rarely gets beaten. Thanks!

By: Kutt Above Athletics

Kutt Above Athletics — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 23:02:54 +0000

If the class of 2020 is as good as MSE says, then be on the look out for stand out player, Rondel Walker, from Oklahoma City, OK. He is 5″0″, plays hard, very agile, has great vision for a 10 year old, a team player, very competitive, and an all around great kid to be around. He is ranked #4 in Oklahoma with Combine360 elite measuring system “to include kids up to 8th grade” with a 112 out of 120 and 118 out of 120, in the categories tested. “True Point Guard-in the making” You can also see Rondel in his daily workouts on my facebook page, Tracey Walker, Oklahoma City, OK

By: Kutt Above Athletics

Kutt Above Athletics — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:50:54 +0000

First off, I want to thank MSE for the opportunity for my son to be a part of this event. If the class of 2020 is as good as MSE says, then be on the look out for stand out player, Rondel Walker, from Oklahoma City, OK. Yes Oklahoma!!! He is 5″0″, plays hard, very agile, has great vision for a 10 year old, a team player, very competitive, and an all around great kid to be around. “True Point Guard-in the making” We look forward to meeting some great people, and creating some memories. Like they said class of 2020, I think we all are looking for the same thing. To be the best, simply “BE” the best. You can also check Rondel out in his daily workouts on my facebook page, Tracey Walker, Oklahoma City, Ok. Check him out on youtube as well. Simply Type in Rondel Walker and you can enjoy several football clips and highlights as well.