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STILL AVAILABLE ‼️ 6’7 Forward | 7’3 Wingspan | 3.0 GPA POST GRAD: 14.1PPG, 8.5RPG, 1.8BPG (59% FG) Notable Games: 35pts & 11rebs vs CBA 31pts & 15rebs vs PSA National 21pts & 17rebs vs Central Florida 19pts & 12rebs vs WCPA National 18pts & 10rebs vs Massanutten (#23)

Recruitment Still Open ‼️ -6’9 200lbs -12.8 PPG 5.3 RPG 2.2APG -37% from three -48% from the field - 23PTS 4REB 4AST 5/10 from 3 vs Link Post Grad Elite (#7 nationally) -20PTS 5REB vs Massanutten (#23 nationally) - 23PTS 5REB 5/9 from 3 vs Fork Union (#39 nationally)

After a call with Coach Pressman I am blessed to receive an offer from Florida National University

6’9-220 lbs-7’2 wingspan-9ft standing reach-Forward/Centre still looking for a home Raheem Solomon Class of 2026

Highlight film from the second half of the season with @Terror_prep 13ppg 6reb 6ast 40% from 3

BIG SHOTS Virginia Beach Jam Saturday Standouts 17s @LimiroskiAlex @andrewikpekhia6 @t_banks8 Click to view the article! prephoops.com/2026/06/big-sh…

Recent film from this past weekend with @Terror_prep at @BigShotsGlobal. I averaged 21pts 5reb and 4ast a game, along with 3 threes a game.

Film from made hoops with @Terror_prep average 14pts 4reb 4ast

Treat players right and relationships last. Burn bridges, mislead players, and break trust, and don’t expect future players to come your way. Basketball is a small world, and word gets around faster than people think.

Vs Miami tropics (Live) youtube.com/live/kOc2wwuslLY…

If coach can’t trust you, you’re not playing.

I would love if coaches stopped glorifying the “work for free and work your way up” deal. I was fortunate enough to have the support this absolutely requires, a lot of people are not. Paying your dues and being reasonably and respectfully compensated are not mutually exclusive

Unpopular opinion… AAU doesn’t need to lead to college basketball to be worth it. For a lot of players today, it’s simply part of becoming competitive enough to play varsity basketball. Not every player is chasing a Division I scholarship. Some are chasing a varsity roster spot. Some want to make the rotation. Some want to help their high school team win. Some just love the game. And that’s enough! I think we’ve become too obsessed with using college basketball as the scoreboard for whether a player’s journey was worth it. What if they never play another organized game after high school? If they loved the practices… loved the tournaments… loved the road trips… loved the teammates… loved competing… Wasn’t that valuable too? Not every basketball journey has to end with a scholarship to be a success. Sometimes success is simply getting better, building friendships, making memories, learning life lessons, and squeezing EVERY DROP out of a game you love. If you’re playing on Court 1 or Court 37, play hard. The love of the game doesn’t care what division you’re headed to. ❤️🏀

Agile 6’7 wing , avg 12.2 ppg 7 rpg 3spg across the last 3 games @madehoops memorial day clash with @Terror_prep

Only about 5% of high school hoopers play basketball in college. Take any & every offer and opportunity seriously.

Let’s go! Congrats sir

RT @LimiroskiAlex: Went undefeated (3-0)this weekend @madehoops Memorial Day classic @Terror_prep