We head to Paul Charter and E.L. Haynes in NW, DC for the second day of session three of the E-League. Highlights include Hunting Dogs G Tervondre Williams exploding for 45 points. Check out www.dmveleague.com or @DMVEleague on twitter for more.

Hunting Dogs/McKinley Tech 2019 combo guard Tervondre Williams destroyed his own E-League scoring record, dropping a 45 spot on Team Flight on day two of session three. he Hunting Dogs trailed by 18 in the first half but Williams but the Hunting Dogs on his back carrying his squad to victory.

Hunting Dogs/McKinley Tech G Tervondre Williams discusses his 45 point explosion at the E-League.

We head to NW, DC for the first day of session three of the E-League. Check out www.dmveleague.com or @DMVEleague on twitter for more.

Capitol Hoops talks with Jemyl Kirkland of the WDC Bears following a victory over Team Rampage. Kirkland had 14 points and 7 rebounds.

We head to Maret in NW, DC for the second day of session two of the E-League. Check out www.dmveleague.com or @DMVEleague on twitter for more.

We head to Maret in NW, DC for the first day of session two of the E-League. Mike Aiken hits a buzzer beater, Ryan Prather goes off in his E-League debut, and much more. Check out www.dmveleague.com or @DMVEleague on twitter for more.

Highlights of DeMatha/Team Takeover 2019 G Justin Moore. Moore reemerged on the scene after tearing his ACL during his sophomore campaign. The Villanova commit led DeMatha to a WCAC, MD private school, and Alhambra championship. Moore was named 1st team all-met, 1st team WCAC, and Metropolitan Awards 2019 player of the year.

Highlights of the 2018 Capital Classic prelim game between district and suburban all-stars from Catholic University. Devon Flowers (Potomac School/James Madison) hit the buzzer beater for the district all-stars. District all-stars were led by Tech Prep seniors Kenneth Tyree (23/3/2/2) and Malik Miller (19/11/6/4). Richard Njoku (St. John’s/Navy) added 20 and 15. Jaden Faukner led

Interviews from the Capital Classic pre-lim game, Suburban vs District All-Stars. Interviews with Devon Flowers (Potomac), Kenneth Tyree and Malik Miller (Friendship Tech Prep), Richard Njoku (St. John’s), and Jaden Faulkner (Eleanor Roosevelt).

Interviews from the 2018 Capital Classic. Capital All-Star Head Coach Chris Cole (pre-game and half time speech). U.S. All-Stars Aaron Wiggins (MVP) and Jahvon Quinerly. Capital All-Stars Ayinde Hikim (MVP), Xavier Johnson, and Myles Dread. Capital Classic alum Jarrett Jack.

Highlights of the 45th Capital Classic from Catholic University. U of Maryland commit Aaron Wiggins was named MVP. He went for 30 points and 12 rebounds on 13-17 FG’s. Ayinde Hikim was named MVP for the Capital All-Stars. Xavier Johnson and Jared Bynum led the Capital All-Stars with 13 each.

We head back to The Arc in SouthEast DC for highlights of day 2/Session 1 of the E-League. 24 teams took the court as the first of four session’s concluded. The day was highlighted by Raef Hetherington’s buzzer beater three for Team Flight (17U). Stats courtesy of Legit Stats.

We go to The Arc in SouthEast DC for highlights of the first of two days of session one’s E-League. 24 teams took the court. Stats courtesy of Legit Stats.

Highlights and interviews from two games within the 2018 Metro Challenge presented by Separation Sports at DeMatha.

We go to the University of Maryland’s Xfinity Center to check out the highlights from the 2018 Maryland state finals.

After much thought we present you with the CAPITOL HOOPS 2018 All-Xfinity-All-Tournament-Team. 2017 ALL-XFINITY ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2016 ALL-XFINITY ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2015 ALL-XFINITY ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2014 ALL-COMCAST ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2013 ALL-COMCAST ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS Stats play a huge role in deciding the teams, but watching the flow of the game and seeing how each player left their

Perry Hall trailed by ten points late in the third when Gator senior La’Quill Hardnett took over scoring 11 consecutive points, putting PH in position to win. Hardnett’s 31 points were the most scored by any player in any game throughout this year’s three day tournament. Tyler Holley added 8/4/4, Anthony Higgs had 6/9 and

Benjamin Carter went for 15 and 8, Ronald Lucas 14 and 13, and Lake Clifton held on to defeat North Caroline 63-55. Down 6 at the end of the 1st, Lake Clifton outscored North Caroline by 14 the rest of they way. North Caroline got a very impressive performance from Joey Adams with 26 and

ustin Lewis put up 20 and 12, Demetrius Mims had 17 points and Poly hung on for a 2 point victory over Milford Mill in the 3A Championship. Poly came out strong in the 1st, leading 21-9 going into the 2nd but was outscored after that by Milford Mill 38-28. Milford Mill, who was led