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LAS VEGAS – East will tangle with West in the championship game of the second Pangos All-American Festival Sunday afternoon at 2 (PT).

In Sunday’s third-place game (set to tip at noon), the Midwest takes on the South after dropping semifinal contests with the East (131-128 in overtime) and West (95-92), respectively, Saturday evening in the gymnasium of the Amplus Academy.

Both contests are scheduled to be televised by BallerTV.

In the first game Saturday, Fabio Basili – a senior (Class of 2022) point guard from Oakridge High in Orlando, FL – knocked in a 3 from the top of the key with 19.7 seconds to go for the East to put things into overtime.

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ORLANDO – Guard Jaden Bradley scored 19 points with nine assists and three steals to help the “Atlanta Hawks” knock off the “Milwaukee Bucks”, 87-68, in the tournament championship game on Friday’s final day of the NBPA Top 100 Camp in Disney World.

Bradley, who is from Concord in North Carolina but will be a senior at IMG Academy, teamed with two other backcourt standouts in Keyonte George (18 points and four assists) and Dylan Andrews (12 points and two assists).

The camp, which featured about 60 players, tipped off with on-court action on Tuesday night.

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MANHATTAN BEACH, Ca. – Three Top 30 Crème of the Crop selections from the June 6-8 Pangos All-American Camp were among the multitude of standouts Thursday night during the Pangos Premier 80 Showcase in Mira Costa High’s spiffy new gymnasium.

Two of the elite prospects from the national class of 2022, 6-foot-8 Aidan Shaw (Brandon, MO, Link Academy) and 7-foot Adrame Diongue (Chandler, AZ, Compass Prep), impacted play at both ends of the floor – notably on defense.

Diongue was among several outstanding shot blockers at the event while Shaw’s energy in challenging dribblers, passers and shooters was in over-gear each moment he was on the floor.

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PHOENIX – A little more than two weeks after winning the CIF Southern Section’s Open Division title, the Corona Centennial basketball team reminded everyone watching why its also going to the “chased” in Southern California – and beyond – during the 2021-22 season.

Coach Josh Gilles’ Huskies rolled to four victories this past weekend at Brophy Prep College School during the second session of the Section 7 Tournament Camp.

With the same starting lineup used during the 21-2 “2021 season” that concluded with the June 11, 80-72 victory at defending champion Sierra Canyon, the Huskies scored decisive wins against Studio City Harvard-Westlake (65-41) in the West Bracket final and vs.

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LAGUNA NIGUEL, Ca. – The Corona Centennial High Huskies – with a starting lineup of four sophomores and a junior – sit atop seven other CIF Southern Section Open Division playoffs teams in the final BurlisonOnBasketball “15 for 2021” ratings.

Coach Josh Giles’ team – which opted out of the State Southern Regional Open playoffs in order to play in front of 100s of college coaches in last weekend’s Section 7 event in Phoenix – knocked off host and defending champion Sierra Canyon in the Section final on June 10.

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