Numbers don’t lie.

Mike Saunders-0nly 8 years old, floor general for 3rd Grade George Hill Rising Stars from Indianapolis, IN has won 25+ championships since they was 1st grade.

National Champion Runner ups, MIT Champions(Maryland), Coach T Foundation (St. Louis), and MYT champions (Kentucky) just to name a few.

The little brother of George Hill of the San Antonio Spurs. All he does is win, win, win.

We can’t wait to watch young champ perform on the big stage at Fordham University.

Saunders will have to be skillful, as well as strong enough to play up, against some of the top 4th graders in the country.

Stay tuned for more ‘MSE New Faces’ attending the MSE National Basketball Camp in March!

This is a MSE exclusive New Face attending the MSE National Basketball Camp March 26th & 27th, 2011.

Remember, you heard about 6th grader Alonzo Verge first on Middleschoolelite.com.

This is the making of the New Middle School Elite World!

Only MSE players we’ve seen will be ranked in October 2011.

Verge could be on the verge of being a top 20 player in the country.

Seth Wilson of Lorain Ohio plays with the Ohio Cougars AAU basketball club and Lorain Titans School 4th grade team.

Seth just turned 8 years old in October. He’s 4’10″ already and projected to be 6’8″.

Seth’s pops and coach, Donovan Wilson who stands 6’4″ is the shortest on his side of the family.

Young Wilson handles the ball with either hand and is able to play all five positions.

He has a great jumper (check his shot form) and passing and driving ability.

Doug Stewart of ‘Two Live Stew’s said ESPN talked about him being like a LeBron James and Magic Johnson mixture.

He made the All Nike Team playing with kids 10-12 year’s old. He also played for Lebron James Tru Game team in Akron, Ohio.

Don’t be surprised if Wilson dominates for his age playing up with 4th graders at the March Madness MSE camp.

Hello middleschoolelite.com, my name is Ka’Rell Henry and I live in Bronx, NY.

I will be at MSE Camp in March. I attend Holy Family School and I am on my school team, the Holy Family Saints.

I am 6 feet and I play point guard and small foward. We are currently undefeated at 14-0.

My father always tells me, in order to be the best you have to go against the best.

He tells me to hustle hard and play as if it’s my last game. Everytime I step on the court, I give it 110%.

When I have a bad game, I learn from it and work harder. I’m always in the gym working on what I need to strenghten in my game.

I’ve been playing basketball all my life but started playing organized basketball in 5th grade.

Along with my school team I play for the New York Gauchos.

Basketball isn’t the only thing important though, grades come first.

I maintain a 90% average and I work everyday to raise it higher.

Thank you “MSE 52 State Diary” for letting me share my story on middleschoolelite.com.

Alonzo Verge Jr. is one of the top guards in the State of Illinois.

He goes by “Lil Zo”.

Lil Zo started playing ball at age 5 and has always played with the older kids.

This is his first year playing at grade level and he’s been simply dominant!

“What makes Alonzo special is his motor,” remarks T-Wolve head coach, Mike Allen.

“The kid is everywhere on the floor doing everything; blocking shots, getting rebounds, steals, and assists, and he is a great scorer.”

Lil Zo told us he’s very excited to be attending the MSE camp this coming March in New York City.

Be on the lookout for Alonzo Verge as he makes a run at the Middle School Elite top 20 list.

Coach Allen says “Zo is self driven to be a great player, normally rising early on school days and jogging to stay in shape.”

“He has a rim in his backyard that he practices on daily regardless of weather conditions.”