The recent School Days Elite Basketball Runs which included four sessions were an exceptional showcase of talent, professionalism, and opportunity in youth basketball.

**Congratulations to Coach Tate**
First and foremost, congratulations to Coach Tate, whose leadership and dedication have played a pivotal role in the success of these basketball runs. His commitment to developing young athletes and fostering a competitive but supportive environment was evident in every aspect of the event.

**Well Organized**
The organization of the School Days Elite Basketball Runs was impressive. Everything was executed seamlessly, from the scheduling of games to the management of the event logistics. Participants enjoyed well-timed games, clear rules, and a structured atmosphere that facilitated both competition and skill development. This level of professionalism not only benefits the players but also creates a positive experience for coaches and parents.

**Amazing Talent in the State of Michigan**
The players demonstrated impressive skills, athleticism, and strategic understanding of the game, making it a treat for spectators and coaches alike. The diversity of talent highlighted Michigan's rich basketball culture and its commitment to youth athletics.

**College Coaches Were in Attendance**
The presence of college coaches added an exciting dimension to the School Days Elite Basketball Runs. Their attendance provided players with a valuable opportunity to showcase their skills in front of potential recruiters.

Many athletes dream of playing at the collegiate level, and this event served as a significant platform for exposure. The interactions between players and coaches highlighted the potential for future scholarships and placements, making the experience all the more impactful for the young athletes involved.

**Scouting Services Were in Attendance**
Moreover, the inclusion of scouting services at the event was a crucial aspect that enhanced its value. Scouts meticulously observed player performances, evaluating skill sets and potential.

This feedback loop is essential for young athletes who aspire to advance in their basketball careers, as scouting reports can lead to more significant opportunities both on and off the court.

The collaboration between scouting services and the event organizers ensured that players received meaningful assessments, helping them understand their strengths and areas for improvement.

In summary, the School Days Elite Basketball Runs were a resounding success, thanks to Coach Tate's guidance, organization, and the presence of college coaches and scouting services. The event showcased the incredible talent in Michigan and fostered a sense of community and aspiration among the young athletes.

As these players move forward in their basketball journeys, the experiences gained from this event will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping their futures.

Here are the outstanding players that participated:

Jayce Branson (2025, 6-5, CG, East Lansing)

Cameron Hutson (2025, 6-5, SG East Lansing)

De’Shawnta Malone (2025, 5-8 PG, Lansing Waverly)

Shannon Henderson (2025, 6-8 PF, Stockbridge)

Cameron Essell (2025, 5-11, PG, East Lansing)

Izaiah O’Dell (2025, 6-6 SF, Grand Ledge)

Austin Burns (2025, 6-5, F, Marshall)

David Herron III (2025, 6-2 CG, University of Detroit Jesuit)

Louie McCloud (2025, 5-9 PG, Lansing Waverly)

Carson Daly (2025, 6-3 CG, Grand Ledge)

Sean Chaplin (2025, 5-11, CG, Lansing Waverly)

Dimaunye Smith-Powe (2025, 6-0 CG, Detroit University Prep)

Christian Chiou (2025, 6-0 CG, Okemos)

Tarren Calvert (2025, 6-0 CG, Wyoming)

Tucker Loynes (2025, 6-4 PF, Ovid-Elsie)

Landow McGraw (2026, 6-0, PG, Okemos)

Henry Peck (2026,6-3, CG, East Lansing)

Alex Moran (2026, 6-1, PG, Grand Ledge)

Cayden Ali (2026, 5-11 PG, Lansing Waverly)

Noah Arnold (2026, 6-8, Saginaw Heritage)

Grady Eklund (2026, 6-3 PG, Pewamo-Westphalia)

Conner McGarry (2026, 6-1 CG, Caro)

Marrion May (2026, 6-1 PG, Lansing Everett)

Darren Pope (2026, 6-2 CG, Lansing Waverly)

KJ Torbert (2026, 6-2 CG, East Lansing)

Derek Thomas (2026, 6-3 SF, Lansing Waverly)

Nicholas Farr (2026, 6-0 PG, Warren Cousino)

Mason Dowdy (2026, 6-2 CG, Mason)

Braden James (2026, 6-8 SF, Grand Ledge)

Xavier Pendergrass (2026, 6-7 SF, Lansing Waverly)

Jaden Garwood (2026, 6-5 CG, University of Detroit Jesuit)

Trey Miller (2026, 6'7" SF, St. Paul)

Mario Murray (2026, 5-10 PG, Lansing Sexton)

Brandon Mercer II (2026, 5'9", PG, Holt)

Solomon Spann (2026, 6'2", PG, University of Detroit Jesuit)

Kingston Thomas (2027, 6-4 CG, East Lansing)

Seth Hahnenberg (2027, 6-6 SF, Lansing Catholic)

Kae’vion Wilson (2027, 6-0 CG, Holt)

Maddox Newberg (2027, 6-3, CG, Grand Ledge)

Christian Davis (2027, 6-5, F, Holt)