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We are excited to be the title sponsor of the third- annual DICK’S High School Nationals in New York USA TODAY SUPER 25 BOYS NATIONAL RANKINGS 3 City. At DICK’S Sporting Goods, we feel strongly

BOYS BRACKET 4 that sports play a vital role in teaching young people fundamental values such as a strong work ethic, MONTVERDE ACADEMY 5 teamwork and good sportsmanship. We also believe that supporting events that fulfill the dreams of young OAK HILL ACADEMY 6 athletes are a great way to promote those values. As 7 a Company, we embrace the idea that sports make people better and are a powerful influence in the lives ST. BENEDICT’S PREP 9 of many. LA LUMIERE 10 This year we brought top-tier, nationally ranked MILLER GROVE 11 boys and girls high school basketball teams to New WASATCH ACADMEY 12 York City to compete in a tournament and crown a champion. We are thrilled to bring this level of talent PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL 13 to a national stage as we celebrate excellent team- ESPN BOYS PLAYER RANKINGS 14-15 play in the heart of NYC, and ultimately, in the world’s most famous arena. USA TODAY SUPER 25 GIRLS NATIONAL RANKINGS 16

GIRLS BRACKET 17 We look forward to enjoying a great basketball tournament with you. Thank you for your support of RIVERDALE BAPTIST 18 this great event and these talented athletes. SETON CATHOLLIC PREP 19 Sincerely, RIBAULT 20

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01 CHINO HILLS CHINO HILLS, CA 32-0-0 02 MONTVERDE ACADEMY MONTVERDE, FL 25-1-0 03 OAK HILL ACADEMY MOUTH OF WILSON, VA 42-1-0 04 ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY, NJ 30-0-0 05 FINDLAY COLLEGE PREP HENDERSON, NV 28-1-0 06 UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT JESUIT H S DETROIT, MI 23-0-0 07 CHAMINADE COLLEGE PREP LOUIS, MO 25-5-0 08 HOWARD D WOODSON HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON, DC 33-0-0 09 ST. BENEDICT’S PREP NEWARK, NJ 35-1-0 10 STEVENS HS STEVENS POINT, WI 26-0-0 11 LA LUMIERE HS LAPORTE, IN 25-3-0 12 DEMATHA CATHOLIC HS HYATTSVILLE, MD 31-5-0 13 MILLER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL LITHONIA, GA 30-2-0 14 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL CHARLOTTE, NC 30-3-0 15 WASATCH ACADEMY MOUNT PLEASANT, UT 29-3-0 16 DESOTO HIGH SCHOOL DESOTO, TX 36-2-0 17 WAY HIGH SCHOOL FEDERAL WAY, WA 29-0-0 18 ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE HS WASHINGTON, DC 30-5-0 19 NEW ALBANY HS NEW ALBANY, IN 25-1-0 20 OVERLAND HS AURORA, CO 25-3-0 21 MEMPHIS EAST MEMPHIS, TN 32-2-0 22 GREENFOREST CHRISTIAN DECATUR, GA 30-2-0 23 ATASCOCITA HIGH SCHOOL HUMBLE, TX 38-1-0 24 ADVANCED PREP INTERNATIONAL DALLAS, TX 34-7-0 25 ROMAN CATHOLIC PHILADELPHIA, PA 27-4-0

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#8 PROVIDENCE DAY (NC)

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 12:00PM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

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#6 MILLER GROVE (GA) MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL) # 1 USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #2, 25-1

KEY PLAYERS # NAME HT GR POS The Eagles are back aiming for a fourth straight DICK’S Nationals championship and third trip to the Madison Square Garden floor. 2 DAVONTA JORDAN 6’0” SR G That’s never easy but coach Kevin Boyle has reloaded with a bevy of talent. Seniors Micah Potter (Ohio State signee) and 6-3 4 KEVIN CHAM 6’1” SR G Howard Washington (Butler) have guided the Eagles through a rigorous schedule. Washington is a true with a 5 ROWAN “RJ” BARRETT 6’6” FR G high basketball IQ and playmaking skills. At 6-9 Potter is one of the team’s most improved players and has all the traits of an 11 MARCUS CARR 6’2” SO G emerging power forward. At 6-10, senior (#70 in the ESPN 100) is a strong, physical post player that runs the 12 JUSTIN KAYE 6’1” SR G floor well. The sophomore class is well represented with contributors: 6-8 (#2 in the ESPN 25), 6-10 E.J. 15 JOSUE PONCE ARROYO 6’0” SR G Montgomery (#3 in the ESPN 25) and 6-9 Simi Shittu (#13 in the ESPN 25). Montgomery might have the most upside from the 21 BRUNO FERNANDO 6’9” SR F Class of 2018, possessing an innate feel for the game and all the physical tools near the rim. Silvio De Souza, from Angola, 22 SILVIO DESOUSA 6’8” SO F left a tremendous impression at the FIBA World Championships 23 EJ MONTGOMERY 6’10” SO F in Dubai with his mix of power and finesse. 24 AMANI HARRIS 6’1” FR G ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS The three-time defending DICK’S Nationals champions are battle 30 FELIX LEMETTI 6’0” JR F tested, playing one of the nation’s most aggressive schedules. In December, the Eagles (25-1) suffered their only loss to No. 31 6’8” SO F 1-ranked Chino Hills (CA), 83-82, at the City of Palms Classic in Fort Myers, FL. A week later, they won four games to take 32 SEAN MOBLEY 6’7” JR F home the Beach Ball Classic championship in Myrtle Beach, SC. The impressive list of victories over name and ranked opponents 33 MICAH POTTER 6’10” SR F includes DeMatha (MD), Roman Catholic (PA), Sierra Canyon 44 ALEJANDRO TOSTADO 6’1” JR G (CA), Wasatch Academy (UT), Westerville South (OH), St. John’s (DC) and Roselle Catholic (NJ). The Eagles won two in- season tournaments and enter the DICK’S Nationals on a 16- game win streak. : KEVIN BOYLE

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5 # 2 OAK HILL ACADEMY (VA) USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #3, 42-1

# NAME HT GR POS KEY PLAYERS The Warriors have a handful of players that have signed with high-major 2 MATT COLEMAN 6’2” JR PG programs: 6-7 Mario Kegler (#33 in the ESPN100) with Mississippi State, 6-7 (#54 in the ESPN 100) with Alabama, 6-7 Joe Hampton 3 BRAXTON KEY 6’7” SR SF with Penn State, 6-11 Rodney Miller with Miami and 6-9 Khadim Sy with 4 MARIO KEGLER 6’7” SR SF Virginia Tech. Now for the guard-heavy junior class: 6-2 Matt Coleman (#21 in the ESPN 60), 6-4 Ty-Shon Alexander (#44 in the ESPN60), 6-2 5 LINDELL WIGGINTON 6’2” JR PG Lindell Wigginton (#50 in the ESPN 60) and 6-2 Devontae Shuler. Coach Steve Smith opts for a three-guard attack with Coleman, Wigginton and 20 DEVONTAE SHULER 6’2” JR G Alexander and the long Sy and bouncy Key up front. Sy’s long reach is 21 TY-SHON ALEXANDER 6’4” JR SG a shot deterrent. Kegler possesses a feathery touch from the outside and has an improved mid-range game. Key is a triple-threat loaded with 23 MONTEZ MATHIS 6’4” SOPH SG hops, while Hampton brings strength and a 3-point shot and Miller is 31 KHADIM SY 6’9” SR C a true .. With all this talent, can you imagine if 6-11 , the nation’s No. 1 recruit and Duke signee, didn’t suffer a knee injury in 33 KENNY NWUBA 6’9” SOPH C November? Giles subsequently left Oak Hill, returning home to attend 42 RODNEY MILLER 7’0” SR C school and rehab in .

ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS In the last two years, the Warriors (42-1) are a combined 89-1 heading HEAD COACH: STEVE SMITH into DICK’S Nationals, an event championship that has eluded this storied program. The Warriors’ lone blemish was a 70-67 stunner to 22 Feet Academy (SC) on November 14. That did not deter the Warriors who went on to bag big-time tournament titles: Chick-fil-a Classic in South Carolina,, in Oregon and Bass Pro Invitational in . They also have quality wins over DeMatha (MD), Chaminade (MO), Hamilton Heights Christian (TN), Rainier Beach (WA), Huntington Prep (WV), West Linn (OR), Sierra Canyon (CA), Mater Dei (CA) and Mountain Mission (VA). Coach Steve Smith is 1,023-65 since his arrival at Oak Hill, and is a candidate for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.

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6 FINDLAY PREP (NV) # 3 USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #5, 28-1

KEY PLAYERS # NAME HT GR POS With a collection of high majors who bring ultra-athleticism and upside, the up-tempo oriented Pilots are loaded. Collectively the team averages 0 5’11 JR G a shade below 100 points (actually 99.9) and shoots well-above-average, 58% from the floor. The roster is laden with 9 players in the junior class, 1 DĒVON COOPER 6’3 JR G led by 6-8 power forward P.J. Washington (#19 in the ESPN 60) who is a gazelle on the break and a beast on the boards (16.9 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 2 SHAKWON BARRETT 6’3 JR G 4.1 apg). Baylor-bound Tristan Clark (9.6 ppg, 5.7 rpg), a 6-9 forward, operates around the rim, shooting an astounding 78%. At 5-11, junior 3 CARLOS JOHNSON 6’4 SR G Markus Howard (#32 in the ESPN 60), an undersized scoring guard who 4 6’4 SR G averages 18.6 ppg and has drained 99 of 189 3-pointers (52%), runs with seniors 6-4 Carlos Johnson (14.7 ppg) and Skylar Mays (10.5 ppg, 5 PJ WASHINGTON 6’9 JR F 5.4 apg). Juniors Shakwon Barrett and 6-3 marksman De’Von Cooper (8.2 ppg, 45 3-pointers) round out the backcourt. Up front, the active 6-8 11 OSHAE BRISSETT 6’9 JR F Canadian O’Shae Brissett (10.4 ppg, 5.4 rpg) and 6-7 (8.8 12 TRISTAN CLARK 6’9 JR F ppg, 67% FG) are two juniors that can finish in transition and in heavy traffic. 15 SPENCER WASHINGTON 6’5 SOPH F ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 22 DONNIE TILLMAN 6’8 JR F Findlay (28-1), which is an independent program and does not compete for a state championship, played a majority of its schedule on their home 24 LAMINE DIANE 6’7 JR F court going unbeaten. They are the only school to compete in all seven 35 TADAS KARARINAS 6’9 JR F previous DICK’S Nationals/NHSI’s. Their lone loss this season was a 77-71 neutral-court decision to instate rival Gorman () on January 23 at the South Point Arena along the Las Vegas Strip. Gorman went on to win the Nevada Division I state championship in HEAD COACH: ANDY JOHNSON February. A week earlier at the Hoophall Classic in Springfield, Mass., the Pilots overwhelmed DICK’S Nationals participant St. Benedict’s (NJ), 91-67. The Pilots have recorded quality wins over Arizona state champion Shadow Mountain, O’Gorman (SD), DICK’S Nationals participant Wasatch Academy (UT) as well as teams from New Zealand and Canada.

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7 # 4 ST. BENEDICT’S PREP (NJ) USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #9, 35-1

# NAME HT GR POS KEY PLAYERS Coach Mark Taylor believes, “Each player is very different and 1 DAVID BEATTY 6’4 JR G brings something special to the table.” The Gray Bees are accustomed to four players scoring in double figures per game. 3 JAMES SCOTT 6’4 SR G The inside game starts with 6-9 Arnaldo Toro (17.0 ppg, 12.0 5 JAYDEN GAULDEN-SADDLER 5’11 JR G rpg), who signed with George Washington. Toro is a strong power forward with a polished game near the rim. At 6-10, Bourama 10 DAMON WALL 6’0 SO G Sidibe (11.0 ppg, 9.0 rpg, 4.5 bpg) provides the muscle. James 12 ARNALDO TORO 6’9 SR F Scott (15.0 ppg), who recently committed to Kennesaw State, is a long-range threat who stretches the defense and will defend 15 DAYLEN DEVILLE 6’5 SR F on the perimeter. David Beatty (18.0 ppg), a 6-4 junior, is the top 20 LANGSTON BOWLES-FULMORE 6’1 SR G scorer and one of three players to eclipse the 1,000-career point barrier (joining Toro and Scott) this season. Jayden Gaulden- 22 WARREN WILLIAMS 6’9 R C Saddler and Damon Wall are in the guard rotation and 6-9 junior 24 MATT PEREIRA 6’4 JR G Warren Williams adds interior length. 33 ISMAEL PLETT 6’5 FR F ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS It was another banner season for the Gray Bees (35-1), who 35 BOURAMA SIDIBE 6’10 JR F won a second straight New Jersey State Prep A championship, beating Blair Academy 64-52. Once the calendar turned to March, St. Benedict’s added a second and third postseason HEAD COACH: MARK TAYLOR tournament title to their dossier. First, they bagged the National Independent Christian Schools Athletic Conference Tournament championship over Upper Room Christian (NY), 67-49. That was followed by the St. James Invitational in Maryland, edging Sunrise Christian Academy (KS), 61-57, in the final. The Gray Bees are 1-1 vs. the DICK’S Nationals field (lost to Findlay Prep) and have a rematch on Thursday with La Lumiere (IN), a team they beat, 66-63, in December.

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# 5 LA LUMIERE (IN) USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #11, 25-3

# NAME HT GR POS KEY PLAYERS For basketball purists, the Lakers (25-3) are a revelation. They 0 JAMES BANKS 6’10 SR C are hard-nosed players who bought into the team-first concept. Don’t be surprised when they dive on the floor for loose balls 1 BRANDON CYRUS 6’4 SR G and chalk up the intangibles. James Banks (#72 in the ESPN 100) is a recruit and Brandon Cyrus (DePaul) are the 2 ISAIAH COLEMAN-LANDS 6’0 JR G senior leaders. At 6-11, Banks (6.2 ppg, 7.6 rpg, 2.5 bpg) is a true defender in the post who keeps the ball alive near the rim, 3 GRANT BEUCLER 6’2 SOPH G rebounds with a vengeance and is a shot blocker extraordinaire. Cyrus (11.4 ppg, 5.3 rpg) has a triple-threat game for a shooting 4 EDURADO MAITIN 6’0 JR G guard and is solid defender. Sophomore point guard Tyger Campbell (7.7 ppg, 6.7 apg) makes the team go and facilitates 5 TYGER CAMPBELL 6’0 FR G the offense. In the post, 6-11 junior forward Jeremiah Tilmon (#28 in the ESPN 60) is a rare physical big man with polished 10 PEYTON MARKER 6’0 FR G footwork (13.2 ppg, 8.2 rpg). Junior (#26 in the ESPN 60) is a skilled 6-8 wing with a shooter’s touch (20.4 ppg, 20 BRIAN BOWEN 6’7 JR G 7.4 rpg). Six-foot junior Isaiah Coleman-Lands (10.1 ppg) has embraced the role, providing instant offense and has 21 JAMES ANDERSON 6’1 JR G made a team-high 47 3-pointers. 23 JEREMIAH TILMON 6’11 JR C ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 25 6’9 SOPH SF After a one year absence, the Lakers are back at the DICK’S Nationals. In preparation for the return, the Lakers participated 34 JOSH DE ST JEAN 6’6 SOPH PF in eight national events and tournaments going 13-2. One of the three losses was a 66-63 nail-biting decision at the to the Beach to St. Benedict’s (NJ)—coincidentally their opening game opponent here. In November, the Lakers captured the HEAD COACH: SHANE HEIRMAN Tournament of Champions in Erie, PA, beating Arlington Country Day (FL), 79-70. In Honolulu, HI, the Lakers advanced to the final of the prestigious Iolani Classic before falling to nationally ranked Sierra Canyon (CA), 53-48. They also have quality wins over (NJ), Garfield Heights (OH), Prolific Prep (CA), Wheeler (GA) and state champion Sanford School (DE).

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10 MILLER GROVE (GA) # 6 USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #13, 30-2

KEY PLAYERS # NAME HT GR POS It’s easy to see why up-tempo Miller Grove has emerged as Georgia’s top boys’ program and a perennial model of 1 AARON AUGUSTIN 5’10 SR PG consistency. The Wolverines, like the top national programs, lean on guard play and what better backcourt ace than 6-foot 3 ALTERIQUE GILBERT 6’0 SR PG/SG Alterique Gilbert (#28 in the ESPN 100), who has eclipsed the 2,000-point barrier. The Connecticut blue-chip signee, Gatorade 4 RAYLON RICHARDSON 6’6 SR SF/PF state player of the year and McDonald’s All- American combines 10 NAQUANTE HARDY 6’3 JR SG/SF physicality, speed and blow-by quickness to dust defenders. He triggers the transition with quick hands and breaks down 11 GEORGE WILSON 5’11 JR PG a defense with brilliant moves and operates well with 5-11 classmate Aaron Augustin, a mid-major pass-first point guard. At 12 AIDAN SAUNDERS 6’3 SR SG/SF 6-5, 180 pounds Raylon Richardson is a physical specimen and 13 JAMISON COLLIER 6’3 SOPH SF two-sport athlete whose future is football (he signed with UAB as a wide receiver). On the wing, 6-3 Aidan Saunders has a solid 14 COLIN YOUNG 6’4 SR SG/SF/PF handle and 6-4 Colin Young, a transfer, is a 3-point specialist, and 6-3 junior Naquante Hardy is a dependable scorer. 20 MAURICE HARVEY 6’3 FR SG/SF

ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 22 KEVIN PAIGE 6’7 SOPH C What an amazing run for the Wolverines (30-2), who won their 24 JOSHUA JACKMON 6’3 JR PG/SG/SF seventh state championship in the last eight years. After dropping the GHSA Class AAAAA final a year ago, the Wolverines edged 25 TWORN SEALS 6’6 FR PF/C unbeaten Allatoona, 50-48, in the championship game earlier this month in Macon. Aaron Augustin (16 points, 4 assists) and 30 FRANK SMITH 6’4 SOPH PF Alterique Gilbert (15 points, 4 assists) combined for 31 points and 8 assists. In December, the Wolverines lost road games at 33 BRENTON COX 6’5 SOPH PF/C nationally ranked Chaminade (MO) and Lone Peak (UT), but rebounded to take the locally based Chick-fil-a Invitational and bring a 23-game win streak into their DICK’S Nationals first- HEAD COACH: SHARMAN WHITE round matchup with Findlay Prep (NV).

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11 # 7 WASATCH ACADEMY (UT) USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #15, 29-3

# NAME HT GR POS KEY PLAYERS Though it’s the first time a boys’ team has represented Utah 1 KOBY MCEWEN 6’3 SR G at the DICK’S Nationals, Wasatch Academy enters with a starting five from Canada. The main cog is 6-4 Koby McEwen 5 SHAMIEL STEVENSON 6’5 JR F (18.9 ppg, 5.4 apg), a prized guard who burst on the national 10 MILAN SURLIC 6’0 SR G circuit last summer and signed with Utah State. The Canadian possesses passing and scoring skills that include a much 12 DAMION SQUIRE 5’11 SOPH G improved perimeter game. At 6-6, two-guard Emmanuel Akot 14 EMMANUEL AKOT 6’6 SOPH G/F (8.0 ppg, 5.7 rpg) is much improved on the offensive end and the majors are noticing. Jeff Baradziej, a 6-5 junior and Utah’s state 21 JACKSON ROWE 6’6 SR F/C volleyball player of the year, is a deep threat, and 6-8 junior Josip 23 KEVIN TAFOYA 5’11 SR G Vrankic (11.7 ppg, 8.4 rpg) is crafty in the post and sports a high 24 JEFF BARADZIEJ 6’5 JR G/F basketball IQ. Undersized center Jason Rowe (15.4 ppg, 10.5 rpg), a 6-7 senior from , finishes at the rim and rebounds 32 JOSIP VRANKIC 6’8 JR F with authority. The bench features 6-1 Serbian senior Milan 33 YAGIZHAN SELCUK 6’6 SOPH C Surlic (5.0 ppg), 5-11 sophomore Damion Squire (from Montreal) and 6-5 junior Shamiel Stevenson (9.9 ppg).

ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS HEAD COACH: CURTIS CONDIE The Tigers (29-3), who joined the national scene last year, have made quite an impression in a short period. The fearless scheduling approach gave the Tigers a taste of the big time, going 1-3 against teams in the DICK’S Nationals field and winning 24 of 26 on the road. After dropping contests to Findlay Prep and Montverde Academy on the road, the Tigers went on a Midwest road trip in early January, sweeping three contests, including an 80-71 triumph at La Lumiere. The praise continued at the Montverde Academy Invitational Tournament, finishing second to the host school in an 83-62 loss. The Tigers also headed north to Toronto, winning three times in early March.

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12 PROVIDENCE DAY (NC) # 8 USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #14, 30-3

KEY PLAYERS # NAME HT GR POS The biggest reason Providence Day recorded a school-record 30 victories is floor balance. All five starters average double figures 1 6’1” SOPH G and shoot better than 50% from the floor. Grant Williams, a 6-7 Tennessee bound forward is the go-to player having scored more 2 GRANT WILLIAMS 6’7” SR F than 1,600 points and cleared 900 rebounds in his career while 3 TREY WERTZ 6’4” SOPH G averaging a double-double this season with 15.7 points and 10.1 rebounds. He’s flanked by 6-6 Joshua Howard (14.4 ppg, 8.0 10 BEN FERRIS 6’4” JR F rpg), whose father Juwan Howard played in the NBA and is a 11 BROOKS KING 6’2” JR G current coach. Joshua is a two-time all-conference player with several colleges interested. At 6-8, Isaac Johnson 12 GRANT BUCHMILLER 6’1” JR F (11.6 ppg, 6.2 rpg) fills the middle and connects on 63% from 15 KELICHI EZIRI 6’2” FR F the floor. The sophomore backcourt of 6-1 point Devon Dotson 20 KYLE WOOD 5’10” SOPH G (16.6 ppg, 4.6 apg) and 6-4 wing Trey Wertz (11.9 ppg, 47% on 3’s) will distribute the ball, keep the defense honest and attack 22 ISAAC JOHNSON 6’8” SR F the gaps. Both are being recruited by high major programs from 23 SCOTT PETERSON 5’11” SR G the ACC and SEC. 32 ELIJAH BROWN 6’4” SOPH F ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 42 JOSH HOWARD 6’6” SR F The Chargers (30-3) added a sixth North Carolina Independent Schools championship this season, taking home the 3A title. It was the program’s first state title since 1999 and the first under the state’s current three-division set up. “We truly play as a HEAD COACH: BRIAN FIELD team,” coach Brian Field says. “Our guys believe that we are at our strongest when we share the basketball and do not care who gets the credit.” The season opened with the Chargers winning two tournaments, including the Hoodie’s House Tournament National Division where they beat three teams from Georgia. In the 3A final, the Chargers defeated High Point Christian, 67-53, for their 20th straight win.

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BOYS 2016 100 PLAYER RANKINGS

1 HARRY GILES PF 6’9’’ 230 97 DUKE 51 DE’RON DAVIS PF 6’8’’ 230 85 INDIANA 2 SF 6’9’’ 203 97 DUKE 52 PG 6’0’’ 175 85 OREGON 3 JOSH JACKSON SF 6’7’’ 195 97 UNDECIDED 53 JARRON CUMBERLAND SG 6’4’’ 210 85 CINCINNATI 4 PF 6’9’’ 240 96 KENTUCKY 54 BRAXTON KEY SF 6’8’’ 240 85 ALABAMA 5 PG 6’5’’ 195 96 UCLA 55 BRANDON ROBINSON SG 6’5’’ 170 85 N CAROLINA 6 SF 6’7’’ 225 96 MICHIGAN ST 56 ELI WRIGHT SG 6’5’’ 190 84 MISS. ST 7 DE’AARON FOX PG 6’3’’ 185 96 KENTUCKY 57 MATTHEW MOYER PF 6’8’’ 205 84 SYRACUSE 8 SG 6’3’’ 185 96 KENTUCKY 58 TRENT FORREST PG 6’4’’ 185 84 FLORIDA ST 9 T.J. LEAF PF 6’9’’ 215 96 UCLA 59 SEVENTH WOODS SG 6’1’’ 185 84 N CAROLINA 10 SG 6’4’’ 190 96 WASHINGTON 60 DE’RIANTE JENKINS SF 6’5’’ 180 83 VCU 11 FRANK JACKSON SG 6’4’’ 195 95 DUKE 61 DEJON JARREAU SG 6’5’’ 170 83 MASSACHUSETTS 12 SF 6’9’’ 200 95 FLORIDA ST 62 SCHNIDER HERARD C 6’10’’ 260 83 MISS. ST 13 SG 6’5’’ 190 94 UNDECIDED 63 DEREK FUNDERBURK PF 6’9’’ 210 83 OHIO STATE 14 JOSH LANGFORD SG 6’5’’ 215 94 MICHIGAN ST 64 MITCH LIGHTFOOT PF 6’8’’ 210 83 KANSAS 15 PF 6’10’’ 210 94 KENTUCKY 65 CHRIS LEWIS PF 6’8’’ 235 83 HARVARD 16 PF 6’9’’ 275 94 VILLANOVA 66 KRISTIAN DOOLITTLE PF 6’8’’ 215 83 OKLAHOMA 17 SF 6’4’’ 200 92 ARIZONA 67 SF 6’6’’ 220 82 BAYLOR 18 KOBI SIMMONS PG 6’6’’ 185 92 ARIZONA 68 CHARLIE MOORE PG 5’11’’ 160 82 MEMPHIS 19 C 6’10’’ 235 91 UNDECIDED 69 ANTHONY COWAN PG 5’11’’ 165 82 MARYLAND 20 MARQUES BOLDEN C 6’10’’ 240 91 UNDECIDED 70 BRUNO FERNANDO C 6’9’’ 217 82 UNDECIDED 21 TONY BRADLEY C 6’10’’ 235 90 N CAROLINA 71 C 6’10’’ 195 82 VIRGINIA 22 C 6’11’’ 270 90 KANSAS 72 JAMES BANKS C 6’11’’ 230 82 TEXAS 23 DEWAN HUELL PF 6’9’’ 230 89 MIAMI (FL) 73 ABDULHAKIM ADO C 6’10’’ 240 82 MISS. ST 24 SG 6’2’’ 170 89 VIRGINIA 74 ROMELLO WHITE PF 6’9’’ 220 82 GEORGIA TECH 25 SG 6’4’’ 210 89 AUBURN 75 C 6’9’’ 220 82 UCLA 26 V.J. KING SF 6’7’’ 179 89 LOUISVILLE 76 VANCE JACKSON SF 6’8’’ 215 82 CONNECTICUT 27 SACHA KILLEYA-JONES PF 6’11’’ 215 89 KENTUCKY 77 JONAH MATHEWS SG 6’1’’ 175 82 USC 28 ALTERIQUE GILBERT PG 6’0’’ 170 89 CONNECTICUT 78 TEMPLE GIBBS SG 6’3’’ 190 82 NOTRE DAME 29 ANDREW JONES SG 6’4’’ 195 89 TEXAS 79 SG 6’2’’ 195 82 SETON HALL 30 PG 6’1’’ 177 89 MICHIGAN ST 80 TYREE CRUMP SG 6’2’’ 170 82 GEORGIA 31 SG 6’4’’ 200 89 MIAMI (FL) 81 ZACH NORVELL SG 6’4’’ 180 82 GONZAGA 32 SF 6’7’’ 195 89 MINNESOTA 82 DEANDRE HUNTER SF 6’7’’ 190 82 VIRGINIA 33 MARIO KEGLER SF 6’8’’ 218 89 MISS. ST 83 SEDEE KEITA PF 6’10’’ 215 82 S CAROLINA 34 JAYLEN FISHER PG 6’2’’ 175 88 UNLV 84 C.J. WALKER PG 6’0’’ 170 82 FLORIDA ST 35 SG 6’5’’ 220 88 SYRACUSE 85 SAM HAUSER SF 6’6’’ 180 82 MARQUETTE 36 SHAMORIE PONDS SG 6’1’’ 180 88 ST JOHN’S 86 TAUREAN THOMPSON PF 6’9’’ 220 82 UNDECIDED 37 C 6’9’’ 220 88 GONZAGA 87 JETHRO TSHISUMPA C 6’10’’ 260 82 ARIZONA ST 38 JUWAN DURHAM PF 6’9’’ 200 88 CONNECTICUT 88 SG 6’1’’ 175 82 PURDUE 39 NICK WARD C 6’8’’ 230 87 MICHIGAN ST 89 J.J. CALDWELL PG 5’11’’ 170 82 TEXAS A&M 40 SAM CUNLIFFE SF 6’6’’ 195 87 ARIZONA ST 90 TROY BAXTER SF 6’8’’ 195 82 S FLORIDA 41 PG 6’3’’ 170 87 PENN STATE 91 QUENTIN GOODIN PG 6’3’’ 190 82 XAVIER 42 PG 6’5’’ 180 87 VIRGINIA 92 MAMADOU DIARRA PF 6’8’’ 215 82 CONNECTICUT 43 JAVIN DELAURIER PF 6’8’’ 205 87 DUKE 93 TYRIQUE JONES PF 6’7’’ 220 82 XAVIER 44 KAMERON MCGUSTY SG 6’5’’ 165 87 OKLAHOMA 94 ALPHA DIALLO SF 6’7’’ 195 82 UNDECIDED 45 XAVIER SIMPSON PG 6’0’’ 175 87 MICHIGAN 95 PG 5’10’’ 160 82 AUBURN 46 SG 6’5’’ 170 87 MARYLAND 96 ROBERT BAKER JR. PF 6’9’’ 190 82 HARVARD 47 PF 6’9’’ 240 86 IOWA 97 BRENDAN BAILEY SF 6’8’’ 195 82 MARQUETTE 48 ROBERT WILLIAMS PF 6’8’’ 220 86 TEXAS A&M 98 DESHAWN CORPREW SF 6’5’’ 190 82 UNDECIDED 49 CURTIS JONES SG 6’4’’ 170 86 INDIANA 99 SETH TOWNS SF 6’7’’ 190 82 HARVARD 50 YOELI CHILDS PF 6’6’’ 225 85 BYU 100 JAKOLBY LONG SG 6’5’’ 210 82 IOWA STATE

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14 MARCH 31 - APRIL 2, 2016 NEW YORK CITY

BOYS 2017 60 PLAYER RANKINGS

1 C 6’10’’ 220 97 UNDECIDED 31 PG 6’2’’ 150 89 UCLA 2 WENDELL CARTER PF 6’8’’ 250 96 UNDECIDED 32 MARKUS HOWARD PG 5’11’’ 170 89 UNDECIDED 3 MICHAEL PORTER JR. SF 6’9’’ 215 96 UNDECIDED 33 MAKAI ASHTON-LANGFORD PG 6’2’’ 180 89 UNDECIDED 4 MOHAMED BAMBA PF 7’0’’ 210 96 UNDECIDED 34 PG 5’11’’ 164 89 UNDECIDED 5 PG 6’2’’ 183 96 UNDECIDED 35 DAEJON DAVIS SG 6’4’’ 180 89 WASHINGTON 6 SF 6’8’’ 195 95 UNDECIDED 36 PAUL SCRUGGS SG 6’3’’ 185 89 UNDECIDED 7 BILLY PRESTON PF 6’10’’ 230 95 UNDECIDED 37 MALIK WILLIAMS C 6’10’’ 225 88 UNDECIDED 8 M.J. WALKER SF 6’5’’ 190 95 UNDECIDED 38 IRA LEE PF 6’8’’ 195 88 UNDECIDED 9 BRANDON MCCOY C 7’0’’ 230 95 UNDECIDED 39 DAMONTE WILLIAMS SG 6’3’’ 185 88 ILLINOIS 10 JOHN PETTY SG 6’6’’ 190 94 UNDECIDED 40 SHAI GILGEOUS-ALEXANDER PG 6’4’’ 175 88 FLORIDA 11 PF 6’8’’ 200 94 UNDECIDED 41 QUADE GREEN PG 5’11’’ 155 88 UNDECIDED 12 NICK RICHARDS C 6’11’’ 250 94 UNDECIDED 42 D’SHAWN SCHWARTZ SF 6’5’’ 215 87 UNDECIDED 13 IKECHUKWU OBIAGU C 7’0’’ 230 94 UNDECIDED 43 MITCHELL BALLOCK SG 6’4’’ 185 87 CREIGHTON 14 SG 6’5’’ 175 94 UNDECIDED 44 TY-SHON ALEXANDER SG 6’4’’ 185 87 CREIGHTON 15 JR. SG 6’5’’ 200 94 UNDECIDED 45 SG 6’3’’ 180 87 UNDECIDED 16 CHARLES O’BANNON JR. SF 6’5’’ 200 93 UNDECIDED 46 C 6’10’’ 200 87 TEXAS A&M 17 D.J. HARVEY JR. SF 6’6’’ 209 93 UNDECIDED 47 PG 6’0’’ 170 87 AUBURN 18 AUSTIN WILEY C 6’9’’ 230 93 AUBURN 48 DARIUS PERRY PG 6’2’’ 175 87 UNDECIDED 19 P.J. WASHINGTON PF 6’8’’ 215 93 UNDECIDED 49 PF 6’7’’ 200 87 UNDECIDED 20 PG 6’1’’ 170 90 UNDECIDED 50 LINDELL WIGGINTON SG 6’2’’ 180 87 UNDECIDED 21 MATT COLEMAN PG 6’2’’ 170 90 UNDECIDED 51 ETHAN THOMPSON SG 6’3’’ 165 87 UNDECIDED 22 JR. PG 6’6’’ 200 89 UNDECIDED 52 PG 6’1’’ 160 87 MICHIGAN 23 SG 6’5’’ 180 89 UNDECIDED 53 DEREK CULVER PF ’8’’ 225 87 UNDECIDED 24 JALEK FELTON SG 6’3’’ 175 89 N CAROLINA 54 MARKELL JOHNSON PG 6’1’’ 170 87 UNDECIDED 25 ZACH BROWN C 7’0’’ 260 89 CONNECTICUT 55 DENG GAK PF 6’10’’ 195 87 UNDECIDED 26 BRIAN BOWEN SF 6’7’’ 180 89 UNDECIDED 56 JERMAINE SAMUELS SF 6’6’’ 190 87 UNDECIDED 27 SF 6’6’’ 180 89 UNDECIDED 57 DEANDRE BALLARD SG 6’4’’ 190 87 UNDECIDED 28 JEREMIAH TILMON C 6’9’’ 215 89 UNDECIDED 58 GALEN ALEXANDER SF 6’5’’ 200 87 UNDECIDED 29 CODY RILEY PF 6’7’’ 225 89 UNDECIDED 59 HAMEIR WRIGHT PF 6’8’’ 205 87 UNDECIDED 30 JORDAN TUCKER SF 6’7’’ 190 89 UNDECIDED 60 DAN GAFFORD PF 6’10’’ 210 87 ARKANSAS

BOYS 2018 25 PLAYER RANKINGS

1 MARVIN BAGLEY, III PF 6’10’’ 185 98 UNDECIDED 14 KHAVON MOORE SF 6’8’’ 180 91 UNDECIDED 2 SILVIO DE SOUSA PF 6’8’’ 220 96 UNDECIDED 15 PF 6’7’’ 180 90 UNDECIDED 3 E.J. MONTGOMERY PF 6’10’’ 200 96 UNDECIDED 16 PG 5’11’’ 150 90 UNDECIDED 4 JORDAN BROWN C 6’9’’ 200 94 UNDECIDED 17 SF 6’6’’ 225 89 UNDECIDED 5 JAVONTE SMART PG 6’4’’ 180 94 UNDECIDED 18 JAMIE LEWIS SG 6’3’’ 190 89 UNDECIDED 6 NAZREON REID PF 6’8’’ 215 94 UNDECIDED 19 RECHON BLACK PG 6’5’’ 170 89 N CAROLINA 7 CAMERON REDDISH SF 6’7’’ 190 94 UNDECIDED 20 JOE WIESKAMP SF 6’4’’ 175 89 IOWA 8 GERALD LIDDELL SF 6’6’’ 172 93 UNDECIDED 21 SG 6’4’’ 185 89 UNDECIDED 9 SF 6’4’’ 175 93 UNDECIDED 22 CHRIS SMITH SF 6’7’’ 190 89 UNDECIDED 10 PF 6’7’’ 210 93 UNDECIDED 23 JAEDON LEDEE SF 6’7’’ 190 89 UNDECIDED 11 ETHAN HENDERSON PF 6’8’’ 185 92 UNDECIDED 24 T.J. MOSS SG 6’4’’ 175 89 UNDECIDED 12 ANTWANN JONES SG 6’6’’ 200 91 UNDECIDED 25 ROBERT WOODARD SF 6’5’’ 210 89 UNDECIDED 13 SIMI SHITTU PF 6’9’’ 210 91 UNDECIDED

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15 MARCH 31 - APRIL 2, 2016 NEW YORK CITY

GIRLS:

1 DUNCANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DUNCANVILLE, TX 39-0-0 2 PAUL VI HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFAX, VA 33-1-0 3 CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL LAS VEGAS, NV 31-1-0 4 MIRAMONTE HIGH SCHOOL ORINDA, CA 30-0-0 5 RIVERDALE BAPTIST SCHOOL UPR MARLBORO, MD 36-3-0 6 NEUMANN GORETTI HIGH SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA, PA 27-1-0 7 CENTRAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL SPOKANE VALLEY, WA 28-0-0 8 ST JOHN VIANNEY HS HOLMDEL, NJ 29-1-0 9 BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL BELLEVUE, WA 29-0-0 10 SETON CATHOLIC HS CHANDLER, AZ 32-1-0 11 BENET ACADEMY LISLE, IL 32-3-0 12 RIBAULT HIGH SCHOOL JACKSONVILLE, FL 28-1-0 13 ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL ALPHARETTA, GA 31-1-0 14 WADSWORTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WADSWORTH, OH 28-1-0 15 PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL CHARLOTTE, NC 27-2-0 16 LAYTONHIGH SCHOOL LAYTON, UT 25-0-0 17 CHAMINADE WEST HILLS, CA 28-4-0 18 WICHITA SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL WICHITA, KS 25-0-0 19 FREMD HIGH SCHOOL PALATINE, IL 30-3-0 20 OSSINING HIGH SCHOOL OSSINING, NY 28-2-0 21 ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL STOCKTON, CA 28-0-0 22 BISHOP FEEHANHIGH SCHOOL ATTLEBORO, MA 23-1-0 23 PRINCESS ANNE HS VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 29-2-0 24 THUNDERRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO 25-3-0 25 MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL MARSHALL, MI 26-1-0

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16 DICK’S SPORTING GOODS HIGH SCHOOL NATIONALS GIRLS BRACKET

FRIDAY APRIL 1 SATURDAY APRIL 2 CHRIST THE KING HIGH SCHOOL MADISON SQUARE GARDEN MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY NEW YOK CITY, NY

#1 RIVERDALE BAPTIST (MD)

GAME 5 WINNER GAME 5 – 11:00AM

#4 ST. FRANCIS (GA)

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 10:00AM MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

#2 SETON CATHOLIC (AZ)

GAME 6 WINNER GAME 6 – 1:00PM

#3 RIBAULT (FL) # 1 RIVERDALE BAPTIST (MD) USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #6, 36-3

KEY PLAYERS # NAME HT GR POS If there’s one thing that coach Sam Caldwell emphasizes its pressure defense. The fourth-year coach says “we’ll press teams once they step off the bus.” The Lady Crusaders have the athletes to unleash their 1 NIA WASHINGTON 5’6” SR PG version of “32 Minutes of Havoc.” It starts with (#25 in 2 TEYJAH OLIVER 5’9” SR SG the ESPNW 100) who has 25 double-doubles this season. At 6-1, the Maryland-bound Charles is the complete package, combining explosive 3 MORGAN SMITH 6’1” SR F moves from the perimeter, creativity in transition and a lock-down defensive skill set. Charles, who earlier this week participated in the 4 JALYNN HOLMES 5’10” JR SG McDonald’s All American Game in , became Maryland’s fourth 5 KAILA CHARLES 6’1” SR G/F player in the game and the second from RBS (Wanisha Smith in 2004 was the first). Teyjah Oliver (East Carolina signee) is a three-point threat 10 CHANEL BELTON 5’5” JR PG and 6-1 Morgan Smith (10.0 ppg) is a high-flying athlete who is headed 12 MANGELA NGANDJUI 6’1” SR F/C to Georgetown. The offense is orchestrated by 5-6 Nia Washington (Iowa State) who pushes the tempo and sets the tone on defense. In 14 ALIYAH JACKSON 5’11” JR F the middle, 6-1 Mangela Ngandjui (10.0 ppg, 11.0 rpg) controls the glass and ignites the explosive offense. Jalyn Holmes and Chanel Belton are 20 MARCELINE AUGUSTINE 5’7” JR G in the backcourt rotation while 6-3 Jayla Powers (Bethune-Cookman) 23 MORGAN MITCHELL 5’4” JR PG is an inside force. The precocious 5-9 Shanell Haskins is one of the nation’s premier freshman. 24 JAYLA POWERS 6’3” SR F/C

ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 31 KALYN BANKS 5’10” SR F The Lady Crusaders (36-3), who have won this event twice with the most 32 JATARRIKAH SETTLE 5’8” JR G recent title coming in 2014, are the most tested team in the field. Since December, they have faced teams from 14 states and the District of 33 SHANELL HASKINS 5’9” FR PG Columbia plus one from St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Last month, the nationally ranked Lady Crusaders, captured the prestigious Bishop Walsh Invitational, a postseason tournament played annually in western HEAD COACH: SAM CALDWELL Maryland, against powerhouse programs mostly from Catholic leagues in the region. Prior to that, they were crowned champions of the National Association of Christian Athletes Tournament played in Tennessee against a star-studded field. They’ve also beaten nationally renowned teams Long Beach Poly (CA) and Princess Anne (VA) with a loss to nationally ranked St. Mary’s (CA).

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18 SETON CATHOLIC (AZ) # 2 USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #12, 32-1

# NAME HT GR POS KEY PLAYERS Seton is Arizona’s first school to compete in the DICK’S Nationals 2 SAM WESSEL 5’8” SR G and with a returning starting five in 2016-17 it could be two straight by next year. The Lady Sentinels are paced by 6-2 Jenn Wirth (#59 3 JENN WIRTH 6’2” JR G/P in the ESPNW 60). Wirth is a nimble power forward who is a strong 4 LEEANNE WIRTH 6’3” JR G/P rebounder that stretches the defense to the arc. At 6-3, Jenn’s twin sister LeAnne Wirth (11.1 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 2.9 bpg) brings length, agility 5 COURTNEY KNECHT 5’6” JR G and defensive prowess in the post. The twins both shoot better 10 KAITLIN AMOROSI 5’6” SR G than 50% from the floor. Sophomore Sarah Barcello (16.0 ppg, 5.8 rpg) is the leading scorer and has a team-best 50 3-pointers while 11 MCKENNA KLECKER 5’ 8” FR G/P shooting nearly 40% from beyond the arc. Freshman Kendall Krick 13 KENDYL THOMPSON 5’ 7” FR G (8.0 ppg) and junior point guard Liz Holter (7.0 ppg, 5.2 apg) form 20 SARAH BARCELLO 5’9” SOPH G a solid backcourt while 5-1 senior Kaitlin Amorosi (3.8 ppg) adds depth to the rotation that averages 62 . 22 LIZ HOLTER 5’8” JR G ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 23 CHRISTINE AGUIAR 5’6” SR G This year’s theme was “Eight is Great” for the Lady Sentinels (31- 32 KYLIE VAN ARSDALE 5’7” SR G/P 1), who won a fifth AIA Division II title in seven years and eighth 33 KENDALL KRICK 5’7” FR G overall—all in the last 21 seasons under coach Karen Self. The Lady Sentinels bring a 20-game win streak into their matchup with Ribault, having lost only once to nationally ranked Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, CA), 44-42, in Northern . Self’s squad tipped HEAD COACH: KAREN SELF off the season winning the Highland Lady Hawks Thanksgiving Classic in Gilbert, AZ. On Feb. 29, the Lady Sentinels capped the season by defeating Cactus Shadows (Cave Creek, AZ), 49-40, in the Division II final. Their trademark defense has limited opponents to 32.5 points per game.

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19 # 3 RIBAULT (FL) USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #14, 28-1

KEY PLAYERS # NAME HT GR POS The Lady Trojans (28-1) take a 12-game win streak into DICK’S Nationals, having won the FHSAA Class 5A state championship, with the lone loss to Flagler Palm Coast, 48-45, in December. 1 IDAMAR MOJICA 6’0 SOPH F Ribault is an intimidating team from the second it steps on the court, 3 KAYLA ROGERS 5’7 SR G with the athletic junior duo of and Day’Neshia Banks. Davis (20.2 ppg, 10.4 rpg, 3.2 spg), is a wonderful 6-1 combo 4 PRAISE RUSSELL 5’2 SR G guard who can attack the rim, stretch the defense from beyond the 10 RENNIA DAVIS 6’1 JR G arc (41 of 108 for 38%) and play high-pressure defense. At 5-10, 12 LAKEISHA BATTLES 5’5 JR G Banks (18.4 ppg, 7.1 rpg, 3.8 spg) is quick on the perimeter and brings a defensive prowess. Senior point guard Kayla Rogers (11.4 13 NOLA CARTER 5’8 SR G ppg, 4.4 apg) is a cerebral leader who is taking college classes at 14 TIARA HUTCHINSON 5’7 SR G Florida State College at Jacksonville before playing next fall at FIU. Seniors Nola Carter (5.9 ppg) and Praise Russell and 5-7 junior 15 SHANIA BAKER 6’0 JR F Laquanza Glover are complementary backcourt players. 20 LETERRA RANSOM 5’10 JR F ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 24 DAY’NESHIA BANKS 6’0 JR G This might be the Lady Trojans first trip to the tournament but the 30 LAQUANZA GLOVER 5’7 JR G storied program is a winner. Ribault is Florida’s most successful girls’ program with 11 state titles, including the latest one in February. The up-tempo, high-octane pace ran their opponents out of the gym all season. The postseason was no different when the HEAD COACH: SHELIA PENNICK Lady Trojans won seven games by an average margin of nearly 34 points. In the FHSAA Class 5A semifinals, Ribault beat Fort Myers Dunbar, 51-44, and bounced back in the final to throttle Bishop Moore, 60-37. It marked a third state championship in four years. They also have impressive in-state wins over South Broward, Potter’s House Christian and Miami Country Day (the 2015 DICK’S Nationals Champion).

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20 ST. FRANCIS (GA) # 4 USA TODAY SUPER 25 RANK #15, 31-1

# NAME HT GR POS KEY PLAYERS The Lady Knights (31-1) feature four juniors and a sophomore— 0 JASMINE FERARRO 5’7 SR F/G all major Division I recruits—in the starting five. At 6-1, Maya Dodson (#11 in the ESPNW 60) is one of the nation’s most coveted 1 NICHEL TAMPA 5’7 JR SG/G juniors and is on the radar with elite programs Connecticut, 2 KENNEDY POWELL 5’9 FR PG/G South Carolina, Stanford, Notre Dame, Maryland, Duke and Tennessee. Point guard Taja Cummings is the , 3 TAJA CUMMINGS 5’7 JR PG averaging 8 points and 4 assists, while 6-1 sophomore wing 4 SARAH RECHT 5’6 FR G Jala Jordan (14 ppg, 7 rpg) is the top scorer and double- 10 EMMA MOTTER 5’7 FR G double machine with 13. Junior Nichel Tampa (9.0 ppg, 4.0 spg) is a combo-guard, who plays sticky defense and rounds 11 KASIYAHNA KUSHKITUAH 6’3 JR C out the three-guard alignment. Kasiyahna Kushkituah (#5 in the 12 KORI MCDANIEL 6’1 SOPH SG/F ESPNW 60), is 6-3 junior who patrols the post while putting up 11 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks per game. Kushkituah is 14 JALA JORDAN 6’1 SOPH G being courted by big-name schools from the Big Ten, ACC and 15 MAYA DODSON 6’1 JR G SEC. Coming off the bench are 6-4 sisters, Yasmen and Alexis Ratliff—dad Theo played in the NBA for 16 years, most recently 24 OLIVIA SWANSTON 5’7 SOPH SG/G with the Lakers. 32 GABBY BURELL 5’9 JR SF ROAD TO THE DICK’S NATIONALS 42 YASMEN RATLIFF 6’4 SR C It was an another championship season for the nationally ranked 43 ALEXIS RATLIFF 6’4 SOPH C Lady Knights (31-1), who suffered one loss in the Title IX Holiday Invitational Classic in Washington, DC, but went on to win their final 18 games. The season culminated when St. Francis HEAD COACH: AISHA KENNEDY captured a third GHSA Class A Private School championship in the last four years, beating Greenforest Christian, 63-37, in the final. The championship seeds were planted in December when the Lady Knights won the CresCom Bank Holiday Invitational in Myrtle Beach, SC, beating eventual state champions from Florida (Lake Highland Prep) and North Carolina (Millbrook). Heading into the postseason, coach Aisha Kennedy’s club recorded a 10-0 mark in regional play.

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21 MARCH 31 - APRIL 2, 2016 NEW YORK CITY

GIRLS 2016 100 PLAYER RANKINGS

1 F BAYLOR 51 STEPHANIE JONES F MARYLAND 2 F TEXAS 52 AARION MCDONALD PG WASHINGTON 3 PG CONNECTICUT 53 NAUSIA WOOLFOLK PG FLORIDA STATE 4 G UNDECIDED 54 JAELYN BROWN W CALIFORNIA 5 F NOTRE DAME 55 G LOUISVILLE 6 ALECIA SUTTON PG TEXAS 56 ALLYSON ROSENBLUM P UCLA 7 PG MARYLAND 57 KATHARINE TUDOR G OREGON STATE 8 G BAYLOR 58 PG STANFORD 9 W DUKE 59 MALLORY MCGWIRE P OREGON 10 TORI MCCOY F OHIO STATE 60 G OKLAHOMA 11 JACKIE YOUNG G NOTRE DAME 61 KORNELIA WRIGHT PG UCF 12 NANCY MULKEY P OKLAHOMA 62 GENESIS PARKER PG VIRGINIA TECH 13 AMBER RAMIREZ PG TCU 63 ARLEIGHSHYA MCELROY PG TEXAS A&M 14 SIERRA CAMPISANO F OREGON 64 JAYLA SCAIFE W DAYTON 15 CIERA JOHNSON P LOUISVILLE 65 ROBBI RYAN PG ARIZONA STATE 16 VALERIE HIGGINS W USC 66 DARBY FORESMAN F INDIANA 17 JENNA STAITI P MARYLAND 67 SHAYLA BENNETT G NORTH CAROLINA 18 P LOUISVILLE 68 ABI SCHEID P NORTHWESTERN 19 NICOLE EKHOMU G FLORIDA STATE 69 JA’TAVIA TAPLEY W USC 20 AE’RIANNA HARRIS F PURDUE 70 PG MICHIGAN 21 A’TYANNA GAULDEN PG FLORIDA STATE 71 TARYN MCCUTCHEON PG MICHIGAN STATE 22 KIARA LEWIS PG OHIO STATE 72 KENNEDY REDDING P BYU 23 P FLORIDA STATE 73 NIA HOLLIE W MICHIGAN STATE 24 PG OREGON STATE 74 MIKIAH HARRIGAN F SOUTH CAROLINA 25 KAILA CHARLES W MARYLAND 75 ABBY LASZEWSKI F WISCONSIN 26 NADIA FINGALL F STANFORD 76 ABBIE WOLF P NORTHWESTERN 27 PG UNDECIDED 77 JACAIRA ALLEN G MISS ST 28 BLAIR WATSON W MARYLAND 78 KIANA RUDD G NORTH CAROLINA STATE 29 ZAMBROTTA PG LOUISVILLE 79 ALI ANDREWS F ILLINOIS 30 G ARKANSAS 80 MI’COLE CAYTON G NEBRASKA 31 JENSEN CARETTI G OHIO STATE 81 JEANNIE BOEHM F HARVARD 32 ARAION BRADSHAW PG SOUTH CAROLINA 82 MAKENZIE MEYER PG IOWA 33 ETERNATI WILLOCK F KANSAS STATE 83 RODREA ECHOLS G OKLAHOMA STATE 34 DIJONAI CARRINGTON G STANFORD 84 TYRA JOHNSON PG AUBURN 35 LINDSEY CORSARO G KENTUCKY 85 ISABELLA ALARIE P PRINCETON 36 CHANELLE MOLINA PG WASHINGTON STATE 86 BREANNA GLOVER W OLE MISS 37 MARDRIEKA COOK W MICHIGAN STATE 87 P HOUSTON 38 AISLINN KONIG G NORTH CAROLINA STATE 88 ERIKA CASSELL F NORTH CAROLINA STATE 39 JAMIE RUDEN P ARIZONA STATE 89 KOBI THORNTON F CLEMSON 40 CALVEION LANDRUM PG BAYLOR 90 AMANDA OLLINGER F IOWA 41 F OREGON 91 MADISON WASHINGTON W OREGON STATE 42 JENNA GIACONE G DAYTON 92 KAITLYN RODGERS F OLE MISS 43 TAYLOR KOENEN G NORTH CAROLINA 93 KAYLA ROBBINS W MICHIGAN 44 CHASSITY CARTER W VANDERBILT 94 CIERRA JOHNSON PG ALABAMA 45 ERIN WHALEN W VANDERBILT 95 DELICIA WASHINGTON G FLORIDA 46 REILI RICHARDSON PG ARIZONA STATE 96 JAYDE WOODS G OREGON 47 W VIRGINIA 97 P TEXAS TECH 48 DOMINIQUE TOUSSAINT G VIRGINIA 98 JORDAN LEWIS PG ALABAMA 49 KELLY JEKOT W VILLANOVA 99 W UNDECIDED 50 DESIREE ELMORE G SYRACUSE 100 KIANNA RAY G TCU

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GIRLS 2017 60 PLAYER RANKINGS

1 W UNDECIDED 31 MIKAYLA VAUGHN F UNDECIDED 2 RELLAH BOOTHE F UNDECIDED 32 NYAH TATE G MISS ST 3 EVINA WESTBROOK W UNDECIDED 33 CHYNA NIXON G UNDECIDED 4 CHASITY PATTERSON PG UNDECIDED 34 LEXI GORDON W CONNECTICUT 5 KASIYAHNA KUSHKITUAH P UNDECIDED 35 JULIA REISIGEROVA P UNDECIDED 6 ALEXIS MORRIS PG UNDECIDED 36 KAYLA OWENS W UNDECIDED 7 MICAELA WILSON W UNDECIDED 37 SHALEXXUS AARON W UNDECIDED 8 AYANNA CLARK P USC 38 QUANNECIA MORRISON G UNDECIDED 9 SIDNEY COOKS F UNDECIDED 39 MARIA PAULA LOPES ALBIERO PG UNDECIDED 10 LINDSEY DUVALL PG KENTUCKY 40 DESTINY HARDEN W UNDECIDED 11 MAYA DODSON W UNDECIDED 41 MYAH TAYLOR G MISS ST 12 PG UNDECIDED 42 ANDRA ESPINOZA-HUNTER G CONNECTICUT 13 DESTINY LITTLETON G UNDECIDED 43 LADAZHIA WILLIAMS F UNDECIDED 14 VIVIAN GRAY F UNDECIDED 44 RAVEN FARLEY-CLARK P UNDECIDED 15 DORIE HARRISON P UNDECIDED 45 LAURYN MILLER F UNDECIDED 16 CHELSIE HALL PG UNDECIDED 46 JAALA HENRY F UNDECIDED 17 PG UNDECIDED 47 AMAYA FINKLEA-GUITY P UNDECIDED 18 DEAUZYA RICHARDS G BAYLOR 48 HAILEY BROWN F UNDECIDED 19 JADE WILLIAMS F UNDECIDED 49 ELEAH PARKER P UNDECIDED 20 ANASTASIA HAYES PG UNDECIDED 50 BAILEY HELGREN P UNDECIDED 21 CHANNISE LEWIS PG UNDECIDED 51 KARISSA MCLAUGHLIN PG FLORIDA 22 MIKAYLA BOYKIN G DUKE 52 AISHA SHEPPARD G UNDECIDED 23 PG UNDECIDED 53 BIANCA JACKSON W UNDECIDED 24 MIKAYLA COOMBS G UNDECIDED 54 ASHLEY JONES PG UNDECIDED 25 AUTUMN NEWBY F UNDECIDED 55 BENDU YEANEY PG UNDECIDED 26 LORETTA KAKALA P UNDECIDED 56 KAMERON ROACH PG KENTUCKY 27 JULIA BLACKSHELL-FAIR G UNDECIDED 57 DANIELLE PATTERSON F UNDECIDED 28 F UNDECIDED 58 MADISON WISE W UNDECIDED 29 ANA LLANUSA G OKLAHOMA 59 JENN WIRTH F UNDECIDED 30 MADISON TREECE P KENTUCKY 60 TAYLOR KISSINGER G UNDECIDED

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RIBAULT, JACKSONVILLE, FL Bradley, Kelly Oubre Jr. to name a few) and 43 assistant coaches Andrew Fleming (Iowa who have signed on with Division I programs. State), Brett Carey (UNC Asheville) and Nolan Sheila Seymore-Pennick has kept the girls’ Additionally, nine players have landed Smith (Duke) manned the sidelines. Oak basketball legacy going at Ribault. In February, professional careers overseas and ten players Hill is always must-see TV, but alumnus and she was named the Florida Dairy Farmers Girls’ have been named McDonald’s and Jordan current assistant took that Basketball Coach of the Year. It was her first Brand All Americans. to another level. On February 27, Alexander award after taking over for Hall of Fame coach Al earned a regional Emmy Award for his work Austin 12 years ago. This year’s state title was the on the documentary Story of Charles Scott. third (2013, 2014 and 2016) in her tenure. She LA LUMIERE SCHOOL, LA PORTE, IN Alexander, who worked on the project with carries an impressive 291-60 record (.830 winning Shane Heirman is in his fourth year at La , was all-ACC guard at Virginia percentage) into the tournament. Seymore- Lumiere and serves a dual role as athletic and a first-round pick of the Pennick played basketball and volleyball at Florida director and head coach. He grew up in Crystal in 1995. State College at Jacksonville and Jacksonville Lake, IL, prepped at Marian Central Catholic University. High School and played collegiately at Tulsa. In four years, the Lakers are 100-15 and PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL, CHARLOTTE, NC RIVERDALE BAPTIST SCHOOL, UPPER MARLBORO, MD produced 17 Division I athletes in basketball The success of Providence Day starts with and football. That current list includes Obji the coaching staff. Brian Field, 180-117 in 10 Just because Riverdale Baptist fields highly Aget and Sam Logwood (both at New Mexico), years, first came to PDS in kindergarten (his successful athletic teams doesn’t mean there Matej Bouvac (Sacred Heart), Raphael Davis mother taught at the school) and eventually is a drop-off on the academic side. As the girls’ and Jay Simpson (Purdue), Jalen James (San started three years on the varsity. He played basketball team will attest to, academics are the Jose State), Torren Jones (Fresno State), Ade two years at the University of the South (TN) main component of student life at the college Aruna (Tulane football), Hanner Mosquera- before a knee injury curtailed his career. He preparatory, Christian-centric school, which is Perea (East Tennessee), Detrick Mostella coached in college until 2000 before returning affiliated with the church of the same name. (Tennessee), Johnathan Wilkins (New Mexico to PDS as an assistant and took the reins in More than half of the RBS high school students State), Isaac Humphries (Kentucky), Nolan 2006. It’s no surprise the team’s motto is family, maintain at least a 3.0 grade-point average, and Narian ( State), Munis Tutu (Loyola starting with Field, who has fostered a tight-knit the acceptance rate into four-year colleges is over Marymount), Drew Cayce (Creighton), Alex feel within the program. That goes for loyal 96%. The accredited school opened in 1971. Olesinski (UCLA), Joe Toye (Vanderbilt), Jalen assistant Jonathan McIntyre who has spurned Coleman-Lands (Illinois) and Marin Maric several head jobs for 10 years to remain at SETON CATHOLIC PREP, CHANDLER, AZ (Northern Illinois). Beyond basketball, Supreme PDS. Coach Karen Self is one the most accomplished Court Chief Justice, Jack Roberts is a La girls’ basketball coaches in Arizona history. Last Lumiere graduate. ST. BENEDICT’S, NEWARK, NJ month, Self’s team captured the AIA Division Besides a renowned basketball team, St. II state championship for the program’s eighth MILLER GROVE, LITHONIA, GA Benedict’s Prep has produced winners on the crown. She needs two more titles to become Since opening in 2005, Miller Grove is the collegiate track. Junior distance runner Edward Arizona’s most decorated high school basketball blueprint of how to build a basketball program. Cheserek (Class of 2013) is an eight-time coach, passing Paul Nelson, who won nine at The architect is Sharman White, who doubles NCAA champion (9 track, 3 cross country) Thatcher. Entering the DICK’s Nationals, she has as the school’s athletics director and head and 12-time All-American at the University of 627 wins in 24 years (all at Seton) following a coach. White’s teams have won seven state Oregon. Most recently he was named the U.S. playing career at nearby Arizona State. With a full championships including a Georgia state Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches lineup returning next year, the Lady Sentinels are record six straight. White is a locally and Association 2016 indoor athlete of the year on their way to the ninth title. The co-ed Catholic nationally decorated coach and was tapped in after winning three events (3,000, 5,000, school opened in 1954 in the East Valley near 2015 as an assistant for the USA Basketball distance medley relay) at the national meet. In Phoenix and is named after St. Elizabeth Ann U16 FIBA Americas Gold Medal winning team the fall, he won his third NCAA Division I men’s Seton, the first American born saint. that competed in . At the DeKalb title, becoming the fourth runner to achieve County school (near ), White’s star the triple, but the first one to do it in three ST. FRANCIS, ALPHARETTA, GA players have included Mfon Udofia (Georgia consecutive years. Cheserek will likely add to The foundation of the St. Francis program is Tech), Donte Williams and Brandon Morris his total at the NCAA championships in June. rooted in the motto FOCUS: Family, Optimistic, (both at Georgia), All-American Champions, United, Success. Coach Aisha (UCLA) and Lamont West (West Virginia). WASATCH ACADEMY, MOUNT PLESANT, UT Kennedy has enjoyed success since inheriting the If you notice the first seat on the Wasatch program prior to the 2009-10 season. The Lady MONTVERDE ACADEMY, MONTVERDE, FL Academy bench is vacant, there’s good Knights recently won a second straight GHSA If you think Kevin Boyle’s basketball team reason. Last July, Geno Morgan, the coach Class A Private State Championship, while several is the winningest program on campus, think who led the Tigers to three Utah state titles in players have earned athletic scholarships. Two again. In January, the Eagles boys’ soccer won six years, passed away suddenly at age 49. current players, Maya Dodson and Kasiyahna the Montverde Academy Soccer Tournament Morgan’s transformed a three-win program the Kushkituah, were selected for the 2015 USA completing a 19-0-0 season while claiming season before he arrived into championship Women’s U16 trials roster last spring in Colorado their fifth mythical national championship. The timber in just two seasons. Morgan, whose Springs, CO. St. Francis, located in the northern soccer team has not lost in six years, spanning name is now on the court at Wasatch’s suburbs of Atlanta, is the first girls team from 136 matches (129-0-7 overall) and is top- gym, took the private boarding school into Georgia to be invited to the DICK’S Nationals. ranked by several national outlets. Since 2013 national independent status for the 2014-15 coach Mike Potempa’s side has seen eight season, laying the groundwork for current FINDLAY PREP, HENDERSON, NV players sign professional contracts in United coach Curtis Condie, who assumed his role Findlay’s tradition is impressive. Since the Pilots States (two in Major League Soccer), Norway, at Wasatch last summer. Condie, a veteran took off on the national scene nine years ago, they Portugal, Montenegro, , and . of the college game, spent the two previous are 280-18 overall, winning this event three times seasons at Utah Valley University, with stints (2009, 2010, 2012). If you like offense, Findlay OAK HILL ACADEMY, MOUTH OF WILSON, VA at Northern Arizona, Louisiana Tech, Texas scores in bunches, averaging just under 90 points A&M-International, Central Wyoming and Snow If it’s March, the Oak Hill Academy alumni per game over the last seven seasons and are College. In 1997, Condie was named Utah’s must be playing and coaching in the NCAA nearly flawless at home with an eye-popping Class 2A high school coach of the year while at Tournament. This year’s alumni crop included 133-1 record. Their alumni regularly play at the South Sevier. A.J. Hammons (Purdue), Nate Britt (North next level, with 10 players who have played in Carolina), Troy Williams (Indiana), Daniel the NBA (, , Avery Gomis (USC), Tyler Lewis (Butler), while MARCH 31 - APRIL 2, 2016 NEW YORK CITY

BOYS PAST CHAMPIONS

2015 - MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL) 2014 - MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL) 2011 - MONTROSE CHRISTIAN (MD) 2013 - MONTVERDE ACADEMY (FL) 2010 - FINDLAY PREP (NV) 2012 - FINDLAY PREP (NV) 2009 - FINDLAY PREP (NV)

GIRLS PAST CHAMPIONS

2015 - MIAMI COUNTRY DAY (FL) 2014 - RIVERDALE BAPTIST (MD) 2011 - DR. PHILLIPS (FL) 2013 - DR. PHILLIPS (FL) 2010 - PEDDIE SCHOOL (NJ) 2012 - RIVERDALE BAPTIST (MD) 2009 - SETON KEOUGH (MD)

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TOURNAMENT ALUMNI & RECORDS

ALUMNI CURRENTLY IN THE NBA - - FINDLAY PREP ‘09 - - MONTROSE CHRISTIAN ‘09 TRISTAN THOMPSON - - FINDLAY PREP ‘09 & ‘10 CORY JOSEPH - TORONTO RAPTORS - FINDLAY PREP ‘09 &’10 JUSTIN ANDERSON – – MONTROSE CHRISTIAN ’09,’10,’11,’12 - - WINTER PARK ‘10 & ‘11 JOEL EMBIID - PHILADELPHIA 76’ERS - MONTVERDE ACADEMY ‘12 TYLER ENNIS - BUCKS - ST. BENEDICT’S ‘13 – – PRIME PREP ‘13 – BOSTON CELTICS – PRIME PREP ‘13 D’ANGELO RUSSELL - - MONTVERDE ACADEMY ‘13 & ‘14 KELLY OUBRE JR. – – FINDLAY PREP ‘14 – – FINDLAY PREP ‘14

MOST POINTS (GAME) 37 -- AUSTIN RIVERS, WINTER PARK VS. CHRIST SCHOOL, 2010 QUARTERFINALS 32 -- CORY JOSEPH, FINDLAY PREP VS. MOUNTAIN STATE, 2010 SEMIFINALS 31 -- AUSTIN RIVERS, WINTER PARK VS. BOYS & GIRLS, 2011 QUARTERFINALS 31 -- BRANDON ASHLEY, FINDLAY PREP VS. MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2012 CHAMPIONSHIP 30 -- JACOBY BRISSETT, DWYER VS. FINDLAY PREP, 2010 QUARTERFINALS

MOST POINTS (CAREER) 145 -- , MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2013-15 (9 GAMES) 100 -- COREY JOSEPH, FINDLAY PREP, 2009-10 (6 GAMES) 96 -- D’ANGELO RUSSELL, MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2012-14 (9 GAMES) 94 -- AUSTIN RIVERS, WINTER PARK, 2010-11 (3 GAMES) 93 -- NIGEL WILLIAMS-GOSS, FINDLAY PREP, 2010-13 (9 GAMES)

MOST REBOUNDS (GAME) 19 -- THOMAS BRYANT, HUNTINGTON PREP VS. MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2015 QUARTERFINALS 17 -- MICHAEL CARRERA, MONTROSE CHRISTIAN VS. BOYS & GIRLS, 2011 SEMIFINALS 16 -- , MONTVERDE ACADEMY VS. PRIME PREP, 2013 SEMIFINALS 16 -- BEN SIMMONS, MONTVERDE ACADEMY VS. SAGEMONT, 2014 QUARTERFINALS

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS (GAME) 8 -- JORDAN MICKEY, PRIME PREP VS. BLANCHE ELY, 2013 QUARTERFINALS 7 -- DAKARI JOHNSON, MONTVERDE ACADEMY VS. OAK HILL ACADEMY, 2013 QUARTERFINALS 7 -- DENZELL TAYLOR, ST. BENEDICT’S VS. LA LUMIERE, 2013 QUARTERFINALS 7 -- G.G. GOLOMON, SAGEMONT VS. MONTVERDE ACADEMY, 2014 QUARTERFINALS 5 -- ADAM JONES, WINTER PARK VS. CHRIST SCHOOL, 2010 QUARTERFINALS

ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS MONTVERDE ACADEMY (MONTVERDE, FLA.) 13-2 (.867) FINDLAY PREP (HENDERSON, NEV.) 12-4 (.750) ST. BENEDICT’S PREP (NEWARK, N.J.) 4-3 (.571) OAK HILL ACADEMY (MOUTH OF WILSON, VA.) 8-6 (.571) MONTROSE CHRISTIAN (ROCKVILLE, MD.) 5-4 (.556)

STATS PROVIDED BY RONNIE FLORES, PUBLISHER/EDITOR, GRASSROOTSHOOPS.NET

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR RASHID GHAZI

EVENT DIRECTORS PAUL HARVEY, MIKE MCDONOUGH

EVENT COORDINATORS BRITTANY MARTIN, MAX IEUTER , JIM PERRY

MEDIA RELATIONS ROBIN KELNER

SENIOR CONSULTANTS KENNY HENDERSON, DAVID ROSENGARD

TEAM-PROFILE EDITORIALS CHRISTOPHER LAWLOR

PROGRAM DESIGN DAVE SPOEHR, MONROESTAR

ABOUT DICK’S SPORTING GOODS Founded in 1948, DICK’S Sporting Goods, Inc. is a leading omni-channel sporting goods retailer offering an extensive assortment of authentic, high-quality sports equipment, apparel, footwear and accessories. As of January 30, 2016, the Company operated more than 640 DICK’S Sporting Goods locations across the , serving and inspiring athletes and outdoor enthusiasts to achieve their personal best through a blend of dedicated associates, in-store services and unique specialty shop-in-shops dedicated to Team Sports, Athletic Apparel, Golf, Lodge/Outdoor, Fitness and Footwear. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA, DICK’S also owns and operates Golf Galaxy, Field & Stream, True Runner and Chelsea Collective specialty stores. DICK’S offers its products through a content-rich eCommerce platform that is integrated with its store network and provides customers with the convenience and expertise of a 24-hour storefront. For more information, visit the Press Room or Investor Relations pages at DICKS.com. ABOUT PARAGON MARKETING GROUP Paragon Marketing Group is a corporate consulting agency specializing in sports, entertainment and cause related sponsorships. Paragon, owns and operates the DICK’S Sporting Goods High School Nationals Basketball Tournament and has partnered with ESPN over the past 13 years to deliver over 450 live high school football and basketball telecasts featuring many of the top teams and players in the nation. Paragon’s consulting clients include Bayer, Gatorade, PNC Bank, Yokohama and UCHealth.

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29 27% OF U.S. PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS MAY NOT HAVE TEAM SPORTS BY 20201. THAT MATTERS BECAUSE STUDENT ATHLETES ARE FOUR TIMES MORE LIKELY TO ATTEND COLLEGE2.

DICK’S Sporting Goods and the DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation through its SPORTS MATTER program have committed $25 million to support youth athletic programs threatened by budget cuts and lack of resources. To get involved, visit SPORTSMATTER.ORG | #SPORTSMATTER

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