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BELLFLOWER, Ca. – The Buzz Elite Fall Varsity Showcased, hosted by St. John Bosco High, is on tap for Saturday with the first of nine games set to tip off at 9 a.m.

Many of Southern California’s best teams and players will be on display, including Daniel Hamilton and Tyler Dorsey (SJB); Joe Furstinger (Rancho Santa Margarita/Santa Margarita); Leland Green and Ian Fox (Redondo Beach Redondo); Chimezie Metu (Lawndale); Chris Sullivan (Long Beach Poly); as well as Isaiah Bailey and Kyron Cartwright (Compton).

Getting things underway is a contest between players from Long Beach Jordan and Anaheim Servite.

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OCEANSIDE, Ca. – An extraordinary sophomore class demonstrated why it is all of that – and maybe more – Saturday at Mira Costa Community College during the San Diego Super 80 Showcase.

About 70 players got in two games apiece, with seven games played during the event that was put on so ably by Charlie Mercado of San Diego’s Gamepoint Basketball and Chad Groth of  Arizona-based Area Codes Basketball.

Six-foot-three wing Brandon Cyrus (Torrey Pines), 6-7 post Tim Harrison (Parker) and 6-0 point guard Eric Monroe (St.

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FULLERTON, Ca. – The Fullcourt Press/Hope International University Basketball Coaches Clinic, presented by Team Athletics, is on tap Tuesday evening at Hope International University.

The presentations get underway at 4:30 p.m. in the HIU gymnasium, with the first of four featured speakers – University of Arizona Head Coach Sean Miller – tipping off at 5 o’clock.

His University of Southern California counterpart – Andy Enfield – follows at 6 with Duke Associate Head Coach Steve Wojciechowski speaking at 7.

UCLA Head Coach Steve Alford wraps things up from about 8 to 9 o’clock.

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NORWALK, Ca — The 2013 edition of the Fullcourt Press All-Frosh/Soph Camp wrapped up Sunday afternoon the way it tipped off some 24 hours earlier:

A lot of the best freshmen and sophomore high school basketball players in Southern California — and beyond — showed why the classes of 2016 and ’17 are pretty special, indeed, out west.

And two kinds, in particular, put on convincing on-court arguments as to why they’re the most outstanding California players in those respective classes.

Lonzo Ball (Chino Hills High), at just a bit short of 6-foot-5, is not only the best sophomore in California (and, actually, all of the west) but there is also a very strong likelihood that there isn’t a more physically or intuitively gifted guard in the region.

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NORWALK, Ca. – The Fullcourt Press All-Frosh/Soph Camp annually attracts some of the better underclassmen from within the realm of western-based high school hoopdom.

And, based upon Saturday’s first day, the 2013 version of the event appears right on track with the mode of operation.

Approximately 150 players were on hand at Cerritos Community College and “the best of the best” showed off why they’re grouped in that category.

The best sophomore (Class of 2016) guard (Lonzo Ball of Chino Hills in Southern California) and forward (T.J.

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