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REDONDO BEACH – Nineteen boys basketball games – made up of players from some of the top high school programs in Southern California – are set for Redondo High Saturday and Sunday during the Ryse Up Fall Classic.

The event is held in honor of the late Ryse Williams, the all-CIF Southern Selection at Redondo High who died of a rare form of cancer (Renal Medullary Carcinoma) one day before his high school graduation in 2017.

The event will raise money for the Ryse Williams Foundation, which awards scholarships to high school students while raising awareness of RMC.

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LONG BEACH – Some of the better Southern California-based boys high school and prep school players in the Classes of 2025 and ’26 were on display Sunday afternoon at McBride High during the Pangos Best of SoCal Showcase.

Four games were played, split between players in the senior and junior classes.

Several of the programs whose teams are expected to contend for CIF Southern Section Open Division playoff spots were represented Sunday.

St. John Bosco (6-foot-2 Gavin Dean-Moss), Redondo Union (6-4 Devin Wright) and Los Alamitos (6-5 Tyler Lopez) placed players in the second Juniors contest.

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WALNUT CREEK, Ca. – The 2^nd annual Pro-West Exposure Camp wrapped up in nifty fashion Sunday afternoon via its Top 20 All-Star game that threw an even brighter spotlight on some of the top high school boys basketball players in Northern California.

Sophomore point guard N.J. Gray (Branson in Ross)  scored 12 points and directed the dark jersey-wearing team’s offense near-flawlessly en route to a 92-78 victory over its white jerseys-wearing counterpart in the Tice Valley Community Center.

The dark jerseys also got double-figuring scoring out of Dominic Walker (Hayward Moreau/15 points); Brayde Kuykendall (San Ramon California/13); Thomas Conley (Danville San Ramon Valley/12) and Drew Vixon (Brentwood Liberty/11).

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WALNUT CREEK, Ca.  – As was the case in its debut a year ago, the second annual Pro-West Exposure Camp created a nifty platform this weekend for some of the best boys high school basketball players in Northern California.

Saturday’s first day of competition in the event’s return to the Tice Valley Community Center featured approximately 120 athletes spread across the classes of 2028 (freshmen) thru 2025 (seniors).

And, not surprisingly, some of the first-day standouts came from programs expected to challenge for NorCal championships in 2025.

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SAN DIEGO – The Burgin Family – immediate and extended – did the San Diego (and beyond) Basketball Community another huge favor Saturday at St. Augustine High.

The ninth Crème of the County, the brainchild and labor of love (lots of each) of Aaron Burgin, played host to 11 games, tipping at 8:30 a.m. and wrapping about nine hours later with the Crème de la Crème contest made up of the event’s top performers and “prospects”.

And, in a nifty example of why their team will go into the season as San Diego County’s top-ranked squad, the Montgomery High senior duo of forward J.J.

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