OWU: Conceptually Thinking Basketball (Nike EYBL) @MissouriPhenom Ryenn Gordon (2027) — Centralia HS (Centralia, MO) 5’9” Point Guard | Missouri Phenom — Nike EYBL Gordon projects as a multi-dimensional point guard whose value is rooted in EYBL-calibrated production, competitive motor, and guard-level processing that impacts multiple phases of the game simultaneously. The defining signal is not simply a high-scoring performance—it is a verified 23-point, 11-rebound, 6-assist EYBL stat line that reflects creation, facilitation, and possession control within a national-level evaluation environment. At Centralia High School, Gordon operates within a smaller Class 3 context, but the Nike EYBL platform through Missouri Phenom significantly recalibrates the evaluation. Production at that level comes against athletes and guards who project into Division I basketball, making the statistical profile materially more meaningful than isolated small-school scoring volume. Offensively, Gordon creates through tempo, transition play, and sequential decision-making. The six assists are particularly important because playmaking at the EYBL level requires advanced processing against organized defenses and athletic help rotations. Defensively, the 11-rebound performance from the point guard position reinforces a high-motor identity built on anticipation, competitiveness, and physical activity. The primary swing factor is long-term consistency. If the multi-phase production profile proves repeatable across extended EYBL competition, her ceiling rises beyond a traditional mid-major projection. If the sample stabilizes closer to rotational production, the current valuation remains accurate. @coachbeechum VERDICT Gordon projects as an immediate-impact mid-major point guard with multi-year starter upside driven by processing, rebounding motor, and EYBL-tested playmaking versatility. #OWUEvalDay #ConceptuallyThinking #BuiltDifferent #PlayerTrustNetwork #ScoutingTruths #FilmTellsTruth

Taking the April Eval period with an experienced grain of salt, but I’m going to encourage these clubs to develop some sort of system for which players can start displaying better decision making. TEAMS develop a common language and some operational standards - and it helps everyone be better. They need the accountability and foundation. Teach them! And players - don’t run away from the coaches who challenge you in this way, please. But - this I’ll stand on: the free-for-all is not benefitting anyone. And “pressing” does not qualify as a system.

27% of the WBB players currently in the transfer portal have already transferred at least once before.

Good thing we could have a couple of 20 pt blowout duds for the Class 3 Girls Final 4 🙄 Dear MSHSAA, RESEED 👏 AFTER 👏 DISTRICTS 👏

Such a fun game to watch!! Let’s keep it going Lady Panthers

Way to go Charleigh!!! ❤️🖤

Centralia High School 14-1 Class 3 #2 State Rank 6’0 C/O 2029 Forward As a Freshman she’s a contributor off the bench. Her length and size will be a force in the paint as she continues to get stronger. Also a great rebounder who pushes the ball up the court to her teammates. College coaches need to follow her and watch her grow as a player in HS and AAU team. @ChrisDuerr @BreidyTV @JrAllStar_MO @MissouriPhenom @WbbCentralia @scoreboardguy @nlevelsports @PGHMissouri @ClarenceCanno13 @Ben_Schmidt_ @WorldExposureWB

Centralia Looks Every Bit the No. 1 Seed in 74–18 Rout 🔥 mexicoledger.com/stories/cen…

@WbbCentralia continue to prep for the 2025-26 season tomorrow Nov. 19th at the Helias jamboree tomorrow night w/ Helias, Tipton, and California

Two of the Best 💯 🌪️🏀🌪️

Blessed to be ranked #10 in Missouri class of 2029! Just getting started 🔒I’m so excited for Freshman season to start 🖤🤍 @MissouriPhenom @PGHMissouri

@stixx_media @greglogs @MissouriPhenom

As a parent you try to teach your kids everything before they’re 12. From 12-18 you are there to encourage and guide them through their decisions and habits. After that you’re just hoping what you’ve taught and instilled in them has stuck. You can’t walk through life for them.

Live Period Next Up Prospects!! ⭐️ Blakely Sowers (@BlakelySowers29) 6'0" Forward w/ touch around the rim & finishes well as a screener. Calista Monroe (@CalistaMonroe33) can score it from all 3 levels. Reagan Clem (@ReaganClem4) has deep range & can fill up the scoring column quickly! Romaya Farrington (@romayaf6) incredible playmaker & very dynamic! Read more : btnscouting.com/nike-eycl-ev…

Went 4-0 with the team this weekend with our last two games canceled due to unfortunate circumstances. Thankful for the Emergency responders in Louisville and that everyone was safe ❤️ Now to get ready for Chicago.

👀 Ryenn x @syniah_coachman from three‼️ @stixx_media @NikeGirlsEYBL

Today’s incident at the Run 4 Rose AAU event has left many of us feeling shaken, scared, or simply unsure of what to say or feel. Moments like these remind us how important it is to check in—not just on others, but on ourselves too. If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or just need to talk, please don’t keep it bottled up. 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐞. Your feelings are valid. Your voice matters. And it's okay to not be okay. 💚 Talk to a parent, coach, teammate, or someone you trust. 💚Check in on each other. 💚Take a moment to breathe and reflect. 💚 Prioritize your mental and emotional well-being. Basketball brings us together, but our mental health keeps us strong. Let’s look out for one another—on and off the court. 💚💚💚 #MentalHealthMatters #Run4Rose #YouAreNotAlone #riseup #knowhername @alyxwhite_

🏀My @MissouriPhenom 14U EYBL teammates and I went 4-0 in the @NikeGirlsEYBL Boo Williams Invite-West in Phoenix this weekend. Love these girls! @chaymarie_22 @greglogs @PreachaZo @TravisWallace6

13 & 14u EYBL summer prep 👀 This is a group to watch! 🎥 @stixx_media

For newcomers to the #Big12Tournament this week, here are 10 facts to know before you come to Kansas City. 1. You’re in Missouri, not Kansas.