Every athlete on this page competes against the best grassroots teams in the country and answers for his grades while he does it. Coaches: the film and a direct line to our staff are right here. Ask us for anything else and you will get it the same day.
The 2026 17U players whose families have cleared them to appear here, with what they did this season. More go up as permissions come in.
Scored 40 in a win at the MADE Hoops NYC Clash in April, then went for 18 points, 5 assists and 4 steals in the semifinal in Baltimore. First team All-MHC for 2026. Boston University offered him a scholarship on August 2, and on September 15 he committed to Fairfield University, a Division I program. He is now a senior.
Put up 17 points, 13 rebounds and 2 blocks in the semifinal that sent NYC Honor to the championship game. Named second team All-MHC and Defensive Player of the Year for the entire circuit.
A scoring wing who drew a crowd at the Baltimore live period, where college coaches watch in person. Honorable mention All-MHC for 2026.
Played the 2026 season as an eighth grader. He played up at 17U when the roster ran thin, and kept playing through the run to the championship game. The youngest 17U player in the circuit's history.
Real film from the 2026 run. Every clip links back to the original post.
Anthony Mauro drops 40, NYC Clash (April)
Original post →At the buzzer, Baltimore playoffs (July 19)
Original post →The 17U squad after the Round-of-32 win, in their own words
Original post →Austin Workman highlights, DMV Live (May)
Original post →Mic'd up: Anthony Mauro
Original post →Final-four morning, Baltimore Convention Center
Original post →NYC Honor is an academic-elite grassroots program out of Queens, New York, competing on the Made Hoops MHC Circuit. Our 17U squad reached the 17U MHC championship game in Baltimore in July 2026. Classroom performance is a prerequisite for court time here, so when you ask about a player's grades, we have a real answer.
Our staff has been on your side of the table. Mike Murray coached five years at the NCAA Division II level and ran recruiting events for Hoop Group. Nas Perovic has placed more than 40 players into Division I programs and has facilitated over $2 million in NIL opportunities since the rules changed.
Call about one of our players and you get a straight answer on his game, his grades, and his character. Game film and recaps are on our Hudl page.
Travel, uniforms and tournament entry for one team's season cost about $5,000. Your gift puts these players on the floor in front of the college coaches who recruit at these events.
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