In the spirit of “sportscontle” quest – the original 2005 “SportsCenter Ater America” was modeling to hit all 50 states in 50 days –
To lock in the basketball talent of the best boys and girls since 2000, we are having a career praise and on-court effects to inheritance, recognition and sports.
In this version, we are focusing on the Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia regions, known as DMV in colloquial language.
From Kevin Duunt For Christie Toliver, these Hoopers represent something best to play high school basketball in the region.
Men
1. Kevin Duunt, Oak Hill Academy (Virginia)/Montrose Christian (Maryland)
His case: Duunt was a schooling in the DC sector for many years, which was 23.6 points and 10.2 rebounds for Montroos Christian during its senior season in 2005-06. He was even more effective with the DC Blue Devils AAU Squad during the summer and took his production continuously, as he won the Player of the Year as a new player in Texas, the number 2 was being selected by Seattle Supersonics in the 2007 NBA draft and was going to win two NBA titles. Golden State Warriors (2017, 2018). In 2014, Duront was named NBA MVP.
2. Carmello Anthony, Oak Hill Academy (Virginia)
His case: Anthony reached the record of 32–1 to Oak Hill Warriors in 2001-02, named 21.7 points and 7.4 rebounds An Marg was named McDonald’s All-American. He dominated the Syracuse at an average of 22.2 points and claiming the most outstanding player in the NCAA tournament, Orange in 2003 to lead his first national title to 10 rebounds. Anthony was selected for number 3 Denver Nagets In the 2003 NBA draft and 10 times NBA went as an all-star and six-time all-NBA selection. He will be vested in Nismith Basketball Hall of Fame in September.
3. Brandon Jennings, Oak Hill Academy (Virginia)
His case: Jennings abolished the competition at the highest level at High School, average 35.5 points, 7.5 support, 5 rebounds and 4 National Hops Powerhouse. He claimed that Virginia’s Gateroid Player of the Year and Nismith Player of the Year Awards 2008 as a senior. Jennings, who completed his high school career, was at number 1 in ESPN 100, was professionally played in Italy for a year instead of going to college and selected from number 10. Milwouki box In the 2009 draft. In nine NBA sessions, Jenings revolted on an average 14.1 points, 5.7 assistance and 3 a game.
4.Luka GarzaMarrt school (washington)
His case: During his senior season in 2016-17, Garza was a matchup nightmare during his high school days during his high school days during his senior season. He only stood up in Iowa, where the National Player of the Year and Big Ten Player of the Year hangs in their jersey rifts after winning twice. Garza is an all-time scoring leader of Iowa, with 2,306 career points. Garza was 52nd draft pick Detroit piston In 2021.
5.Merkel FultzDematha Catholic (Maryland)
His case: Fultz was placed at number 7 in ESPN11 in 2016 and a senior was a senior to Demath 19.1 points and an average of 8.8 rebounds. He dominated the average of 23.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.9 assistance and 1.2 blocks in his new season in Washington, and the number 1 was selected in the 2017 draft. Philadelphia 76ers,
women
1. Christie Toliver, Harrisonburg High School (Virginia)
His case: Toliver dominated the competition at High School, pumping in 2,527 career points and an average of 28.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 6.2 as a senior, claiming Virginia’s Getorade Player of the Year Award and in 2005, claiming to suit McDonald’s All-Aryrican Game. Toliver helped Maryland win in 2006 as a freshman. Duke. She went for a two-time all-American, a three-time all-ACC selection and the 2009 ACC Player of the Year. Toliver was elected number 3 by Chicago Sky in the 2009 WNBA draft, three-time all-star and won two titles.
2. Angel ReeseSaint francis academy (maryland)
His case: There was a major force with Reese Panthers, checking 18 points for its career and 20 rebound average and ESPNW 100 in 2019-20 checking at number 2 in its senior year. Reese led St. Frances to three direct IAAM Championships, then dominated Maryland for two years, before he shifted to LSU, to lead him to move even further, tigers got a national title as a junior. He led SEC in scoring and rebounding during his junior and senior season. Chicago sky In the draft of 2024. She has already made her mark in the WNBA, became the fastest player in the league history to reach 500 points and 500 rebounds. It can be potentially yellow compared to the impact of the court on the game of the court as a cultural event through fashion and media.
3. Marisa Coleman, St. John College High School (Washington)
His case: Coleman was a major playmaker for cadets, snatching DC’s Getorade Player of the Year in 2004 and 2005 and completed his high school career with 2,057 points and 1,750 rebounds. Coleman starred as a freshman in Maryland, claiming ACC Ruki of the Year and helped Terpins win the national title in 2006. He revolted more than 2,000 points and more than 1,000 in his career at college park. Coleman played nine seasons in the WNBA and was an all-star in 2015.
4. Monon Curry, Bullis School (Maryland)
His case: Curry was an all-American in 1999–2000 as a senior bulldog, when she stole 21.6 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.5 a game and scored 2,151 career points in High School. She was even more mythological in Duke, where she became the first player to steal 200 in her career after 2,000 marks, 800 rebounds, 400 assistance and 200 theft in ACC female basketball history. Curry was named ACC Player of the Year in 2005 after an average of 17.5 points and 7.1 rebounds in 2005 and number 3 was selected by Charlotte Sting in the 2006 WNBA Draft. Curry played 14 professional seasons and compiled a average of 10.3 points, 4.1 rebound and 1.8 aid career.
5.Azi FaddSt. John College High School (Washington)
His case: Fad was the first Sophomore to name Fads as Getorade National Player of the Year and then claimed two consecutive DC Getorade Player of the Year honor during his junior and senior season. He led cadets with 25.2 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.5 aid and 3.2 stolen and ranked number 1 in ESPNW 100 in 2020. In the 2024–25 season, Fad was named the first team All-Big East and helped and helped. Uconn Huskies Claim the national title, an average of a game 17.5 points in the NCAA tournament.
