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N.C. State recruit Rodney Purvis wins the ESPNHS Fans' Choice Player of the Year award.

Cassidy Hubbarth recaps a stacked week in high school sports, including the McDonald's All-American Games, both the baseball and basketball NHSIs, the Nike Football Training Camp stop in LA and a football Xs and Os on the hardwood.

Defending champ and two-seed Montrose Christian (Md.) beat Ravenscroft (N.C.) in the quarterfinals of the ESPNHS National High School Invitational.

Top-seeded Findlay Prep (Nev.) holds off St. Benedict's (N.J.) to reach its third National High School Invitational final in four years.

No. 12 Montverde (Fla.), the three-seed at the National High School Invitational, tops defending champ Montrose (Md.), 50-47, thanks to 20 points and 7 assists from Florida recruit Kasey Hill.

The nation's No. 7 senior Anthony Bennett and Findlay Prep (Nev.) cruise past hometown Coolidge (D.C.), 79-44, in the final NHSI quarterfinal.

In the 4-5 matchup at the ESPNHS National High School Invitational, St. Benedict's (N.J.) came from behind to beat Blanche Ely (Fla.).

No. 3 seed Montverde (Fla.) beats No. 6 seed La Lumiere (Ind.) in the quarterfinals at the 2012 ESPNHS National High School Invitational.

Uncommitted recruit Shabazz Muhammad wins the dunk contest at the POWERADE Jam Fest.

Uncommitted power forward Tony Parker of Miller Grove (Lithonia, Ga.) demos his go-to move for the McDonald's All-American Game.

Power forward Tony Parker, the No. 21 player in the ESPNU 100, enlists teachers and coaches at Miller Grove (Ga.) to help him with his college decision.

Catch up on the latest high school sports news as Cassidy Hubbarth recaps two Nike Football SPARQ Combines, news regarding the nation's top basketball recruit and captivating state tournament highlights on the hardwood and pitch.

Army-bound baller Johnson of King's Fork (Suffolk, Va.) gained entrance to prestigious aerospace engineering program.

The nation's No. 1 junior, and arguably the best player regardless of class, draws comparisons to NBA All-Stars Carmelo Anthony and Paul Pierce.

Meet some of the nation's most amazing male teen athletes. They inspire both on and off the field.