Mekhi Paul-Grosse (2027) is a 6’4 forward out of Fredericton, New Brunswick, attending Leo Hayes High School. Paul-Grosse is the ultimate Swiss Army knife, a versatile prospect who can impact nearly every aspect of the game. He’s an effective off ball player who doesn’t need the ball in his hands to make his presence felt. Whether it’s scoring, cutting, rebounding, facilitating, or defending, Paul-Grosse finds ways to contribute on both ends of the floor. He’s exactly the typ

By Imran Brar What stands out about Miles Herbert 🍁🍁🍁🍁 is how much of his game comes from his head. The 6'5 point guard pairs his feel for the game with real physical tools to create for himself and his teammates, with a defensive engine that can flip the momentum of a game. Herbert attacks downhill out of a wide variety of high ball screens and two-man actions with his bigs. He consistently gets paint touches, which pull the defense in and open things up for him and his

(Written by QChoopslover) With the CEGEP season approaching, the Start of the Season Showcase offered an early look at many of Québec's top returning prospects and experienced recruits. Featuring a mix of established veterans, incoming impact players, and under-the-radar names, the event served as a valuable measuring stick before the regular season begins. These are the players who stood out most and look poised to make an impact at the CEGEP level this year. Benjamin Bravo

By Ali Attique The 6'2 St. Jude's Academy guard pairs a quick first step with two-handed finishing and defensive pressure that sets the tone. Sarim Khan 🍁🍁🍁 (2027), 6'2 guard, Milton, ON. Khan is a 6'2 athletic guard whose quick first step puts defenders on their heels the moment he catches the ball. His best skill is getting to the rim and finishing, and he can finish with either hand, which makes him hard to load up against on drives. Defensively, he pressures the ball a

One Prep 74, Mountaineers White 57 One Prep looked ready to run away with this one early. Mountaineers White had other ideas. One Prep came out applying pressure, forcing turnovers and getting out in transition to build a 24-11 lead after the opening quarter. Liam Rohatynchuk (6'3) provided perimeter shooting and activity on the offensive glass, while Yafiet Tekali (6'1) helped set the defensive tone with his speed and active hands. Mountaineers White responded with a dominan

Peace Country Prep 69, Mountaineers Blue 66 Two teams. Zero wins between them. Somebody had to break the seal. Peace Country Prep and Mountaineers Blue both walked into Dime Sessions on October 23 at 0-3 from the September run, and by the time the horn sounded it was Peace Country walking out with the first win of its Dime season, 69-66. Mountaineers Blue looked like the team that would end the drought. They led 17-15 after one and stretched it to 38-29 at the half, with Arsh

Elliott Beverly (2027) is a 6’3 guard out of Rothesay Netherwood School and one of Atlantic Canada’s top perimeter shooting prospects. As he enters his final high school season, Beverly brings a valuable skill set that could make him an intriguing addition to a university program. Beverly’s greatest strength is his shooting ability. He’s a dangerous threat from beyond the arc, capable of knocking down shots off the catch and while moving without the ball. He does an excellen