Take a look at Team Takeover in their quest to win the 2018 Peach Jam. From game highlights to player interviews to getting up close and personal with best crowd on the circuit we get you front and center with Nike’s #1 AAU team. From practice to pool play to bracket play we follow TTO

DC Premier wrapped up their undefeated stretch at the UAA Finals in Las Vegas with an impressive 62-57 victory over We R 1. Sherif Kenney (13, 4, & 4) played a tremendous game off the bench for DC-P. The Mitchell twins continued to dominate in the paint. Makhi (10 & 10) and Makhel (4 &

Team Takeover went deep onto the bench in the 2018 THE-8 championship in Las Vegas and had no problem with CP3 to claim THE-8 title for the 2nd consecutive year. The win came 13 days after TTO won Nike Peach Jam in North Augusta, SC. TTO was led by Jeremy Roach who had a game

It took 5 minutes of extra basketball to declare a winner in one of the more anticipated AAU games in recent memory. When it was all said and done the Adidas Gauntlet champions Compton Magic topped Team Takeover, the Nike EYBL champs by 2 at Bishop Gorman HS in Henderson, Nevada. That wasn’t the only

DC Premier trailed The Truth EYBL by 14 but came back to claim their second major AAU championship in a 48 hour span…an incredible feat. The championship win was their 11th game between two tournaments in a 4 day span, and came two days after winning the UAA championship. Josh Wallace played his best game

D.C. Premier was led by Sherif Kenney who scored 17 points off the bench in a 57-49 win over Texas Hard Work at Coronado High School in the UAA semifinals. DC Premier played tremendous defense in this one as they got 9 steals and 8 blocked shots. Texas Handwork was led by Will baker who

DC Premier got 17 from Makhi Mitchell and 15 from Ricky Lindo as they defeated NJ Playaz 68-61 in the 17U invite bracket of the Fab48.

No DC Premier players finished in double figures as they got a very balanced attack in defeating Joe Johnson Hawks 52-39 in the FAB-48 quarterfinals. Makhi Mitchell led DCP with 9 while brother Makhel put in 8 and Sherif Kenney scored 7.

TTO downs Bradley Beal Elite in THE-8 SEMIFINALS FROM LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. Terrance Williams led TTO.

Team Takeover earned a birth to THE8 semifinals as they look to defend their 2017 crown. Mean Streets put up quite a fight but TTO was too deep and too skilled. Justin Moore scored 16 of his 20 in the second half to lead TTO.

Team CP3 led this one 33-2 at one point as they dismantled Team Melo in THE-8 quarterfinals in Las Vegas. Lebron James looked on for the first half as CP3 and Carmelo Anthony sat on the benches with their respective teams. Antavion Collum led six CP3 players in double figures with 19. Lynn Greer led

DC Premier topped Exum Elite 57-48 in the sweet 16 in the Fab 48 just a day after winning the UA championship in Las Vegas. They were led by Sherif Kenney’s game high 20 and Ayinde Hikim with 12.

DC Premier topped Exum Elite 57-48 in the sweet 16 in the Fab 48 just a day after winning the UA championship in Las Vegas. They were led by Sherif Kenney’s game high 20 and Ayinde Hikim with 12.

Makhi Mitchell led DC Premier with 14 points and Mekhi Long added 9 in a 54-48 win over Team Felton at Bishop Gorman HS in Las Vegas, Nevada. 18 of the 20 players who suited up for this game finished in the scoring column as both teams showed great depth.

DC Premier continued to impress in their last game of pool play at the UAA Finals in Vegas. Former Wilson Tigers Ricky Lindo and Ayinde Hikim dazzled, and the Mitchell twins dominated on the block. With the win DC-P advances to the Final-4.

DC Premier came out of the gates blazing in their first UAA game in Vegas outscoring Louisiana Elite 22-8 in the first quarter and never looked back. Ricky Lindo led the way with 18 points on 7-11 FG off the bench as DC-P won 62-53. Sherif Kenney added 14 and Makhi Mitchell registered 8 points,

Malcolm Brogdon of the Milwaukee Bucks joined college teammate Darion Atkins (Landon/UVA) and the Darren McClinton all stars at the Kenner League as they squared off with the Bryant Crawford (Gonzaga/Wake Forrest) led A Wash & Associates team. Big games came from local DMV products Anthony Cowan (St. John’s), Dejuan Clayton (St. John’s), Jibreel Faulkner

Highlights + interview of Team Takeover/DeMatha 2018 guard Jahmir Young.

This past week Team Takeover ascended on North Augusta, South Carolina, and Augusta, Georgia, for two separate events who were similarly showcasing some of the country’s top talent in various age groups.  Eager to show their prowess across the board were TTO’s ranging from the class of 2019 to 2023.  While the 17’s were the

Team Takeover captures their 2nd Nike EYBL Peach Jam championship (2010) versus Team Why Not at the Riverview Park Activities Center in North Augusta, SC. Highlights, interviews and postgame celebration. TTO was led by Jahmir Young (16 points in 15 minutes), Hunter Dickinson (15 points, 4 rebounds), Peach Jam MVP Armando Bacon Jr (14 points,