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Tacoma, Washington, USA
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Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
After a lot of thought and prayer I’ve made the decision to commit to @UW_MBB Thank you to Coach Sprinkle, Coach Mennegna, and Coach Kline for believing in me.
Go Dawgs💜💜!
🤖 Made with AI
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
Still Available:
Richad Hudson- 5’11 PG
Riggy Khyungra- 6’0 PG
Maddyn Cummings- 6’0 PG
Aiden Sanchez- 6’2 CG
Cooper Day- 6’2 CG
Logan Brian- 6’8 wing
Alarion Scott- 6’6 wing
Rogen Brown- 6’3 CG
Blake Karman- 6’2 CG
Nikko Kalish- 6’2 PG
Stan Bozhduga- 6’4 Wing
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
5 down 10 to go coaches tap in
Isaac Bongen- University of Portland (D1)
Max Martinov- Santa Clara (D1)
RJ Barhoum- Washington (D1)
Carter Swanson- Montana (Track) D1
Damian Olvera- Seattle Pacific (D2)
@RL_Hoops
Tied to no shoes and tied to no agent
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
@ReportBrooks @RemoHoops @LC_Recruiting
2028 G @JaylenKeowla1 underrated guard in the state. What he did this fall league and the teams he it did to speaks volumes.
2028 G Jameir Harris will be a name to take note of.
2030 Miles O’Leary; do not be late to the party.
Congrats to @KentridgeHSBB on winning our 2026 Fall League! Finished the fall season with a record of 11-1. Good luck during season!
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
Here are some offensive summer league highlights! Hope you can check it out I will be posting more clips and highlights soon!
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
Here are some defensive and passing highlights! Hope you guys can check it out!
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The NAIA has adopted a new eligibility rule that allows 5 seasons of competition.
Unlike the NCAA’s rule, it’s not age-based & the 5 seasons don’t have to be used consecutively.
The rule notes exhaustion of eligibility under NCAA rules doesn’t exhaust NAIA eligibility.
Earlier today the NAIA membership approved adding a fifth year of eligibility, replacing the current four-year limit.
To learn more about how this change affects prospective and current NAIA student-athletes, visit NAIA.org/5years
#TheRightWaytoPlay
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
We spoke with 2028 guard Ambrose Gardner III at the Light the Game Combine in Portland and talked about his 🏀 journey, moving from Georgia to Oregon, his love for the game, training routine, some of the best advice he’s received from his father, and more (sound 🔊 on).
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We caught up with 2028 guard Heaven Chea at the Light the Game Combine in Portland and talked about his journey throughout high school, expectations this season at Rainier Beach, the latest with his recruitment, and more (sound 🔊 on).
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
Earlier today the NAIA membership approved adding a fifth year of eligibility, replacing the current four-year limit.
To learn more about how this change affects prospective and current NAIA student-athletes, visit NAIA.org/5years
#TheRightWaytoPlay
Ryan “Remo” Morgan retweeted
Year 2 of @bcBulldogsMBB HS fall league.
@KentridgeHSBB will play for championship tomorrow vs Mercer Island after an OT win against an undefeated Kennedy Catholic.
Junior; @JaylenKeowla1 x @FOHSeattle
Freshman; Miles O’Leary x Seattle Select
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We caught up with 2028 wing Drake Walsh at the Light the Game Combine in Portland and talked about his experience at the event, playing for the Portland Generals last spring + in #BorderLeague last month, aspiring to win it all with Centennial in March, and more (sound 🔊 on).
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We spoke with 2027 guard Karson Maze at the Light the Game Combine in Portland and talked about his takeaways from the event, being a leader on the court, growing up in an athletic family, his goal to repeat as GSL MVP, where he still wants to improve the most, and more (sound 🔊 on).
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We touched base with 2028 Treyson Hill at the Light the Game Combine in Portland and talked about coming from an athletic family, how his game has developed over time, recently picking up some college offers, his expectations for the upcoming high school season, being coachable, and more (sound 🔊 on).