Pretty special even that has happened for the man that started the program! Congrats Nogo, well deserved @TheDZoneBBall @MIPrepZone @statechampsmich

🏀 BCAM REACHING HIGHER NOTEBOOK 🏀 Michigan's future was on full display this weekend at the 2026 BCAM Reaching Higher Team Camp. From established prospects continuing to build momentum to rising underclassmen making their presence felt, evaluators identified a talented group of players who consistently impacted winning and stood out against quality competition. The Class of 2027 featured a deep collection of proven performers, while the Classes of 2028 and 2029 showcased the next wave of talent already beginning to attract statewide attention. Congratulations to all of the players recognized for their performances throughout the weekend. The work continues, but these prospects left Grand Valley State University with increased visibility and valuable momentum heading into the remainder of the summer. 📍 Grand Valley State University 🏀 2026 BCAM Reaching Higher Team Camp #BCAM #ReachingHigher #MichiganBasketball #MHSAA #BasketballRecruiting #EliteHoopsSpotlight #MichiganHoops #StudentAthlete #FutureStars #CollegeBasketball

🚨BCAM top performers 🚨 Alex Armstrong 27 Cj Reynolds 27 Connor Brown 27 Darien Stewart 28 Davier White 27 Drew Cabana 29 Eden Vinyard 27 Josh Bascom 28 JT Gill 28 Makai Campos 27 Miles Burgin 29 Peyton Kemp 27 Wycell Davis 27

Some of my highlights from last Saturday at Northville. Looking forward to a great summer.@TheDZoneBBall @PrepHoopsMI @BankHoops @HankampScott @NFHSBasketball

Day 2 lower body strength and power development Guards: Db jump /ISO push TB clean pull/Seated box jump Squat RDL Drop lunges Bigs: Paused db jump/ISO push TB clean pull/Seated box jump Squat Sumo DL Rfe squat /Lat squat #basketball #strengthandconditioning

ICYMI: @BCAMCoaches Reaching Higher starts tomorrow!! We will be there all-day Saturday!! We listed Players to Watch and also the full schedule too. Check us out and see you tomorrow!! Link: mittenrecruit.com/post/2026-…

SIGNED ✍️ Dylan is officially a Laker! Welcome to the GVSU basketball family! #AnchorUp | #ReadyForMore

Connor Brown is the type of prospect that continues to earn attention the more you watch him. At 6'6", 215 pounds, the North Farmington wing brings a physical presence, rebounds outside his area, finishes through contact, and consistently impacts winning on both ends. Add in a 3.8 GPA and a motor that doesn't take possessions off, and you have a player college coaches should prioritize evaluating this summer. @cjbrwn23

Check out our legendary coach John Herrington talk about his football journey on the local Legends podcast. @FHHarrisonFB @NFRaidersFBall @wbslobin youtu.be/Kzu8MlYSorc?feature…

The action has started at The D Zone Shootout. Stop by now through 10pm to see many of the states top programs and players! Today’s schedule: basketball.thedzone.com/tour…

“I think the intangible of teams getting this far is the camaraderie, the tightness of it. It’s what draws me into this game. Just love being in the game to watch a team be a team. Not just on the ice, more importantly off the ice before they get there,” John Tortorella

Every coach, at every level, should show their team this ball movement This is special 🔥

Congratulations to our guy @Dylansmith134L 👏 Wishing you much success on your next chapter! 📈 💙⚓️

5 reasons the trap bar deadlift is one of the best total body strength exercises for basketball players: 1. Improves Vertical Jump The trap bar deadlift trains powerful triple extension of the ankles, knees, and hips—the same movement pattern used when jumping for rebounds, blocks, and dunks. 2. Increases First-Step Explosiveness Acceleration starts with force into the ground. Stronger glutes, hamstrings, and quads allow players to push off harder and cover more ground on their first step. 3. Builds Total-Body Strength with Less Stress Compared to a straight-bar deadlift, the trap bar: Places less stress on the lower back Allows a more upright torso Is easier to teach Reduces injury risk This is why many college and NBA programs prefer it. 4. Safer for Taller Athletes Many basketball players are 6’5”–7’0” with long limbs. The trap bar is often more comfortable and allows better positioning than a conventional barbell deadlift. 5. Produces High Power Outputs Research consistently shows the trap bar deadlift allows athletes to generate tremendous power, especially when performed explosively or with jump variations. For more on the trap bar dead lift and how it can benefit basketball players check out this article from USA basketball ⬇️ @usabasketball usab.com/news/2015/04/5-inte…

Proud to finish 3rd 🥉 in the mhsaa state finals. Jumped a pb of 6'8"!! very excited for next year

North Farmington 2027 F Connor Brown was offered by Detroit Mercy basketball.thedzone.com/play… @cjbrwn23 @NFHSBasketball

Get In shape this summer at the great Planet Fitness. Amazing deals for high schoolers if you think free is a great deal.

Steve Laidlaw has been hired as the next Head Basketball Coach at Goodrich. He was most recently an assistant coach at Avondale.

Updated Michigan high school basketball 2029 top 50 rankings heading into team ball this summer: @drewcabana_ @opoku_jace @clb2__ @KingstonHunt mittenprephoops.com/2026/04/…

Updated top 100 Michigan 2028 high school basketball rankings @CG1____ @Eli_wolfe4 @pointgod_lew0 mittenprephoops.com/2026/03/…

Good coaches copy, great coaches steal. 🏀 ​Wayne State Assistant Coach Gjon Gjokaj breaks down the legendary mentors who shaped his approach to the game, and why studying the best is the ultimate cheat code for success. #Basketball #CollegeBasketball #Coaching #Hoops