Denver EIBC League Weekend Recap

The EIBC League's 2024-2025 season kicked off with a bang in sunny Superior, Colorado! College coaches from across the country were in attendance, scouting the next generation of basketball talent. Notable attendees included Stanford University recruiters and even NBA players like R.J. Hampton, who cheered on his brother, Ryan Hampton, from South Central Prep. The energy was electric, and the competition was fierce as elite high school athletes gave it their all.

Top Teams and Performances

Several powerhouse teams made their mark this opening weekend, remaining undefeated in their sessions. Here’s a breakdown of the standout teams and players:

1. ABC Red: Led by senior guard Daniel Stevenson, this team delivered thrilling performances, with Stevenson averaging an impressive 24 points per game.
2. South Central Prep: Sophomore sensation Ryan Hampton showcased his skill, averaging 23 points per game and proving why he’s one of the league’s rising stars.
3. PHH Prep: Under the guidance of EIBC League President Barry Jones, junior guard Dennis Johnson turned heads with his 22-point average.
4. Premier Prep: Known for their mantra, “Chopping Wood & Carrying Water,” this team was led by GJ Graham, one of the top point guards in the league, who averaged 23 points.

Spotlight Players

The weekend also shone a light on individual players whose standout performances caught the attention of college scouts and fans alike.

• Mohammed Sylla (Canyon Internationals): The 6'10", 240-pound center dominated the court, averaging double-doubles throughout the weekend. With D1 offers already coming in from Oregon, Washington, and Arizona State, Sylla is poised for greatness.
• Josiah Sanders (Colorado Buffalo Commit): The 6'4" guard from Colorado Preps averaged an impressive 24 points. His partner, Franck Belibe, also stood out with strong performances, catching the eyes of N.I.L. prospects.
• Spencer Ahrens (Canyon Internationals): The forward from Wichita, Kansas, proved his worth with outstanding contributions. Ahrens already holds offers from prestigious schools like Boise State, Georgetown, Harvard, and Illinois.

What Sets the EIBC League Apart?

This opening weekend was a showcase of not just talent but the league’s ability to nurture young athletes. High school players from across the globe converged to display their skills, dedication, and love for the game. With many already receiving Division 1 offers, the EIBC League continues to solidify itself as a stepping stone for future basketball stars.

What’s Next?

As the season unfolds, fans can expect more intense rivalries, jaw-dropping highlights, and heartwarming stories of perseverance. Stay tuned for more updates on team rankings, player progress, and behind-the-scenes action from the EIBC League.

Keep following the EIBC League Blog for all the latest games, stats, and highlights. Here’s to another unforgettable season of basketball!