Introduce Yourself to the Rising Stars in East Bay High School Hoop

Now that the dust has settled on the 2015-'16 high school basketball season, it's time to take a look ahead. Who will emerge as the one to watch among East Bay hoopers in 2017? There's a good chance he will come from the list of players below. 

This season did not quite produce the type of local blue chip recruit we saw in Ivan Rabb last year. It looked like Oscar Frayer of Moreau Catholic was well on his way to following Rabb to play for the Bears in Berkeley. However, the ultra-athletic wing de-committed from CAL and chose to take his talents to Grand Canyon University and play for Thunder Dan Majerle in the WAC. 

One can only hope the young guns on this list will continue to develop over the summer and when local colleges come calling, they choose to stay in The Bay. 


Damari Milstead - Moreau Catholic, class of '17

Elijah Hardy - Bishop O'Dowd, class of '18

Souley Boum - Oakland Tech, class of '17

Jade Smith - St. Joseph's, class of '17

Emeka Udenyi - De La Salle, class of '17

Austin Fadal - Monte Vista, class of '17

Naseem Gaskin - Bishop O'Dowd, class of '18

(Bonus) Jordan Brown - Woodcreek (Roseville, CA), class of '18

The End of the Warriors' Record Breaking Home Winning Streak

Boston's Isaiah Thoms led his team with 22 points to end Golden State's historic streak. (Photo by Ezra Shaw)

(HBO Video) - Mavericks Half Moon Bay Surfing

“You can get pinned down there. I think that’s how most people drown at Mavericks. I’ve been there. I’ve had conversations with God in that same spot. No one even talks about the sharks. You couldn’t make a scarier big wave. Falling feels like hitting cement. Then the thrashing comes and you feel like King Kong’s got a hold of your feet, swinging you around like a rubber chicken.”
— Ken 'Skindog' Collins

(Video) The 20 Year Anniversary of MLS' first goal in San Jose

(Video) CAL's Stephen Anderson makes leap from college walk-on to NFL Draft hopeful

No. 20 CAL Baseball Sweeps the No. 3 Oregon State Beavers

Campolindo HS grad Matt Ladrech threw 7.2 innings of no-hit relief to beat OSU. (photo via calbeaers.com)

"The Sunday Section" - Selected Stories From Around The Bay

Andre Ward on the Oracle Arena canvas Saturday night (photo by Ezra Shaw)

Section925 Podcast Ep 98 - Basketball Insider Jon Wheeler

Former CAL basketball player/coach and Section925 Hoop Insider Jon Wheeler joins Tripper to dissect the controversy surrounding the Bears' basketball program. The two also touch on St. Mary's season and spend time "getting to know the Insider."

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Sabrina Ionescu's Official 2015-'16 Mixtape

Section925 Podcast Ep 97 - "The Battery" Featuring Thomas, Tully & Jensen

For the sixth edition of “The Battery,” Brett Thomas welcomes back battery partner Alex Jensen (The voice of the St. Mary's Gaels) as well as spot starter Scott Tully. The trio discuss a wild first weekend of the NCAA's, CAL basketball's sudden collapse, the Warriors' run at the Bulls' record, and much more.

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"The Sunday Section" - Selected Stories From Around The Bay

(photo by Darren Abate via NYTimes)

(Video) Cuonzo Martin and Players React to CAL's Tournament Loss to Hawai'i

(Highlights) Miramonte Women's Basketball Beats Bishop O'Dowd For NCS 3-Peat

Over the weekend, the Miramonte women's basketball team won their third straight NCS title. Led by 25 points from McDonald's All-American Sabrina Ionescu, the Mats beat Bishop O'Dowd 82-67 at McKeon Pavilion. The undefeated (29-0) ladies from Miramonte will compete in the CIF State Tournament beginning on Friday when they host Brookside Christian of Stockton at 7pm. The #2 seed Mats will likely have to get through #1 seeded St. Mary's of Stockton in order to make the state final.