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#58 Dimitrios Stragalinos vs. Orion Tomlinson

2017-05-01T04:55:42Z

Top 100 Battle between Dimitrios Stragalinos vs. Orion Tomlinson @ Oakland Soldiers Spring Hoop Festival

Isaiah Foster 2022 #7 vs. Orion Tomlinson 2022

2017-04-16T18:32:38Z

RM5 Elite’s Isaiah Foster gets the win, but 24/7’s Orion Tomlinson drops 35 points and 10 3s. Two of the nations finest battle at the Oakland Soldiers Spring Hoop Festival. Several other top players from RM5 Elite, Top Flight Elite, 24/7 and Earl Watson Elite also played at a high level.

Here’s the link…. https://youtu.be/9CwYeR7SWGM

Orion Tomlinson 2022

2016-12-01T07:14:29Z

Orion Tomlinson 2022 Class, California, Fresno Christian

https://youtu.be/H1ppOjZoUPU

https://youtu.be/cvWgzjdSDDw

https://youtu.be/Lf94P_Sd1MA

https://youtu.be/G3wyeyW4EAE

Elite 24 Nomination Board

2016-07-20T00:24:21Z

Hey AAU Coaches,

Jr.Future150 would like to hear from you if you have players in the 2020-2021 classes that deserve to be on the National Radar.

We are looking for the elite level type players only.

Camp is August 6-7, 2016 in Atlanta.

Let us know.

Jason Pratt
Sr. Analyst
Future150.com

Scott davie from Edinburgh to appear on TV

2015-07-28T02:03:20Z

Dr Scott Davie invested 90K into Litecoin

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2019 National Rankings Update: 1-100 Discussion

2015-07-01T20:10:04Z

Jr.Future150 would like to start a discussion about the 2019 National Rankings. Let us know your thoughts on the list from 1-100 and if there is someone we missed. Elite 24 Camp is just around the corner and rankings will be on the line at the camp. So if you didn’t make the list then come prove you belong.

Checking in with 2019 G Zachary Baldinelli

2015-06-03T20:04:44Z

After an epic 8th grade season in which Baldinelli broke some of his schools records and led his team to a conference title, he continued that amazing play into the AAU season. After averaging 16 points and 6 boards a game throughout a good chunk of the season he started to garner attention, very deservingly, as one of the top 2019 player in South Carolina. Unfortunately things came to an abrupt halt once he fractured his knee in the Southeast Showcase.

After being out for the last nine weeks, I chatted with Baldinelli and got caught up with him to see how he’s been doing and what he’s been doing during this tough situation.

“Even though I’ve been injured my determination and work ethic have not stopped. I have been shooting between three hundred and five hundred set shots a day, as well as continuing to lift weights and improving my ball handling.”

This type of attitude and confidence will go a long way with Baldinelli, especially if he has an extended basketball career. You just can’t find guys with that kind of self-determination that much anymore, especially at Zach’s age.

Zach went on to tell me about next season as he officially starts high school and how he wants his hard work to translate into becoming a very well known player.

“I plan on getting ready for my first high school season at Boiling Springs, and continue to improve and work hard enough to eventually be known as the best player to come out of South Carolina.”

Baldinelli has placed high expectations among himself, but he is fully confident and willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals that he has set for himself. Baldinelli was expected to team up with sharpshooting guard Drew Johnson next season in the backcourt at Boiling Springs until Johnson recently told Future150 he will be reclassifying into the 2017 class and attending Christ School next season. All this does is put a little more pressure on the freshman to come in next season and deliver on the varsity level. If I had to choose someone to live up to high expectations and deliver under pressure it would certainly be a player with the skill set and qualities that Baldinelli possesses.

Continue to follow Future150 as we track the progress of Zach as he starts his high school basketball career next season.

Andrew Gonzalez 2020 PG

2015-04-27T03:21:04Z

Andrew Gonzalez is a PG to look for in tournaments this year. He attends White Oak Middle School and is currently in 7th heading into 8th next year. At one of his games he played the district’s best team the New Caney Eagles and Andrew had 15 of the 30 points that his team scored and had a chase down block a a much taller player JrFuture150 you should go out and watch him at his school

Class of 2018 Prospect—Noah Paradis

2015-02-20T04:04:36Z

http://youtu.be/8VtM2hpxODI

Camp for class of 2022 hopefully in Cypess(Houston) Texas

2015-01-05T15:07:15Z

We are hopeful that Future 150 would have a camp in Cypress Texas to take advantage and deepen our youth and their parents and community supporters partnership and also highlight the high level of facilities as well as the talent of our boys and girls.