After a strong 2022 season Jim’Miyah Branton (SLAM Miami ’25), Jade Jones (Kings Academy ’25), Eris Lester (Orange Park ’24), and Kayla Nelms (Miami Country Day ’24) all received invites to the prestigious John Lucas Top 160 Camp in Houston, Texas September 3rd & 4th!
The Miami Suns rosters are finalized for the 2019 Spring/Summer travel season. The Suns will carry 9 teams this travel season with Miami Suns Team Fowles and NIKE Gold competing at the 17U level, Miami Suns Team Larkins and NIKE White competing at the 16U level, Miami Suns NIKE Red competing at the 15U level,…
Miami Suns Team Fowles alum continues to rack up post season awards following an impressive collegiate career. She was recently named WBCA All America Honorable Mention, AP All-America Honorable Mention, and a 2020 Lisa Leslie Award Finalist. Mompremier Named WBCA All-America Honorable Mention Mompremier Earns AP All-America Honorable Mention Mompremier Named a 2020 Lisa Leslie…
The Miami Suns Girls Basketball program will be heading to the Florida Future Showcase in Naples, FL on April 5-6, 2014. For more information on the Florida Future Showcase, please visit the official tournament website: showcasechallenge.floridafuture.net Admission Two Day – $20.00 Single Day – $15.00 Location North Collier Regional Park 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, FL…
The Miami Suns are excited to announce a new basketball academy, the Suns Academy, which will focus on developing 4th through 12th grade girls in South Florida aspiring to improve their basketball fundamentals and gain experience competing locally. The Academy will train players 2-3 times a week and compete in local tournaments and leagues. The…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Vanderbilt women’s basketball head coach Stephanie White announced the signing of Bella LaChance, who signed a National Letter of Intent to continue her academic and athletic career on West End. Bella LaChance 5’4 • Guard Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas High School) Overall Ranking: 204 (Dan Olson/espnW) 3.0 star recruit (prospectsnation.com)…
from bluestarmedia.org – FRANKLIN,Tenn.—While the NCAA may have taken away 30 percent the previously available summer evaluation days for Division I coaches, their short sightedness still couldn’t diminish the stature of the 10th annual Battle in the Boro. In fact, the event actually grew from 340 to 370 teams this year and added representation from…