Is Tyler the next prep-to-pros trend-setter?

San Diego basketball star Jeremy Tyler is skipping his senior year of high school to go pro overseas. He'll earn money, endorsements and valuable experience. Is this the inevitable next step for preps-to-pros?

Ames High School basketball player Harrison Barnes announces his decision to attend North Carolina to play college basketball during a press conference, Friday, Nov. 13...

Here's the deal: Beal does more than score

Brad Beal can light up the scoreboard, but that's just the beginning of what makes him one of the nation's most sought-after basketball recruits

Preseason Hoops: Five Burning Questions

Preseason Hoops: Five Burning Questions

Martin steps out of father's shadow

St. John's junior guard Chris Martin, son of former Georgetown and NBA player William Martin, is making a name for himself

Wiggins realizing her hoop dreams

After leading Stanford to the 2008 NCAA championship game, Candice Wiggins took her talent to the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx. The second-season starter looks back on her high school days and her journey to the pros, writes ESPNHS reporter Matthew Wong.

2009 AAU Super Showcase info

The AAU Super Showcase presented by Champion is an invite-only event for the nation's marquee U-17 AAU boys' basketball teams.

International future stars on display at Reebok All American Camp

Germany's -- and Point Pleasant's (N.J.) -- Jarelle Reischel was among the players who shined at the Reebok All American Camp, writes Chris Lawlor.

Abt could follow in Hibbert's footsteps

6-8 rising junior Taylor Abt of Georgetown Prep is a Maryland big man to watch in the Class of 2011.

Spring girls teams dominate the next five spots

The next five positions in the girls' soccer Super 50 belong to spring teams

Lewis one to watch in 2012

5-foot-11, rising sophomore point guard Jamal Lewis of Sidwell Friends School is possible elite Maryland backcourt star to watch in Class of 2012.

Melvin prepares for prep school

James Quinn goes one-on-one with 6-foot-8 Baltimore All-Met choice Cleveland Melvin of Lake Clifton HS as Melvin prepares for a year of prep school in Massachusetts.

The state of high school sports

As the 2008-09 school year winds down, ESPNRISE.com talks with NFHS' Bob Kanaby about the state of high school sports.

Justin Kuntz overcomes circumstances to be a top prospect

Six-foot-7 junior forward Justin Kuntz of Glen Burnie High School could be one of Maryland's top prep senior ballers in 2010.

Larry Savage emerging as player to watch in D.C. area

Bishop O'Connell's 6-foot-5 sophomore forward Larry Savage has All-WCAC potential and is drawing college recruiting interest.