Armani McFadden is quickly becoming one of the most exciting young names in girls’ basketball. Competing in the Frenzy League, Armani showed off her natural size, athleticism, and energy that make her such a tough matchup at only 6’1.
What’s remarkable is that Armani just started playing basketball in 2024, and in less than a year she’s already establishing herself as one of the top players in the Class of 2032. Her ability to run the floor, finish plays, and bring intensity on both ends is only the beginning of what’s to come.
Trained by Miami Country Day’s legendary Coach Slim, Armani’s future is bright — and performances like this in the Frenzy League prove she’s on a path toward becoming a future star. See more
What’s remarkable is that Armani just started playing basketball in 2024, and in less than a year she’s already establishing herself as one of the top players in the Class of 2032. Her ability to run the floor, finish plays, and bring intensity on both ends is only the beginning of what’s to come.
Trained by Miami Country Day’s legendary Coach Slim, Armani’s future is bright — and performances like this in the Frenzy League prove she’s on a path toward becoming a future star. See more
Caleb Wilson, a 6’9” forward from Atlanta’s Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School, has rapidly ascended to the top ranks of the 2025 basketball class. Renowned for his versatility, Wilson excels in scoring, rebounding, and defense, making him a standout prospect. His impressive performances have attracted attention from elite college programs, including Kentucky, North Carolina, and Duke. As he continues to develop, Wilson is poised to make a significant impact on the future of basketball.
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Fresh off competing at the EYBL Run 4 Roses, Aubreigh Pumphrey-Solomon made a stop at Indiana University to visit her cousin, Jasai Miles. The visit gave Aubreigh a chance to spend time with family while getting a look at life on campus following one of the biggest girls basketball events of the summer. Check out this exclusive behind-the-scenes moment from Bloomington, only on BallerTube.
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Damian Lillard proves once again why he’s one of the most dangerous shooters in basketball, winning the 2026 NBA 3-Point Contest during All-Star Weekend. Clutch shooting, deep range, and big-moment confidence — classic Dame performance.
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