Best plays we saw at the 2019 Gonzaga DC Classic

The summer of 2019 saw ’20 F/C Andre Screen of St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes take a HUGE leap. The Saints big man led his team to a second-straight undefeated record and title in the Capitol Hoops Summer League at DeMatha, averaged 12.4 ppg, 8.3 rpg and 2.2 bpg and was named a CHSL All-Star.

Check out Ed Johnson III’s best plays from this summer at DeMatha. The rising junior averaged 12 ppg in summer league, shot 38% from 3 and was a big part of McNamara’s run to the playoffs.

Highlights of Oxon Hill 2020 G Ronald Polite versus Gwynn Park from 2/19/2019 including postgame interview.

Whitman 2019 G Jason Lewis went for a career high 30 on cross-town rival B-CC on Tuesday night. Capitol Hoops spoke to him about the effort after the game.

Top Plays from the 2018 DeMatha Christmas Classic

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5 2nd half 3 pointers

5th Annual Wooten Showcase

Mike Jones (DeMatha) led the Capital All-Stars to one of the most lopsided victories in the 46 year history of the Capital Classic. Jones had a serious approach from the jump and emphasized defense, and not turning the ball over. We spoke to him after the game.

We caught up with Joe Girard III of the National All-Stars in the 2019 Capital Classic. Girard talks about his upcoming future at Syracuse, his incredible New York scoring records and his hunger to WIN!

A Professional Contract Is Nice, But Parents Remain Realistic By: Chris Krawczyk “The harsh reality of the game of basketball is that there is less than a tenth of a percent of people that make it,” Chris Miller, the lead reporter for the Washington Wizards, said following his son’s game at the DMV Live Period

In the final game of 15U pool play Team Takeover was in complete control of this game and had a 15-point with about 10 mins left to play. To get back in the game Team WhyNot would ramp up their defensive intensity by pressing, which led Takeover turning the ball over a lot. WhyNot’s Barrington

Judah Mintz continued his stellar Peach Jam as he went off for 28 points but it wasn’t enough as Nightrydas Elite (FL) earned a 80-67 win in its first game in U15 bracket play. Nightrydas would go on to win the U15 championship. Jean Montero led the way with 21 for Nightrydas. Gregg Glenn added

Oladipo TTO completed an undefeated 14u season by edging Team Durant 42-32 in the final of the Made Hoops 8th Grade Finale. Oladipo was led Jacoi Hutchinson (11 points), DeShawn Harris-Smith’s (10 points), and Jason Moore (7 points). Team Durant’s Amani Hansberry (9 points), Mason So (7 points), Cam Gillus (7 points) and Kalen Cobb

Jason Moore had it going on in this one as TTO-Oladipo had their way with TTO-Grant. The victory earned them a birth into the championship against another local squad, Team Durant.

This was a game for the books! Blake Griffin even came out to support his young club. Throughout the tournament, Takeover always struggled in the first half, but today they came out hot and had a 9 point lead at the half. After facing a double-digit deficit, Team Griffin would rally and go on a

Jason Moore had it going on in this one as TTO-Oladipo had their way with TTO-Grant. The victory earned them a birth into the championship against another local squad, Team Durant.

Seattle Rotary Style got 34 from Paolo Banchero as they defeated Team Durant 97-89 in the final game of pool play at Peach Jam 19. Durant was led by Ash Leggett (24) and Earl Timberlake (23). Neither team advanced to bracket play.