Competing on the national stage at the Grind Session, Prolific Prep (FL) delivered a balanced and physical performance to secure a 96–80 win over Hamilton Heights (TN). The game featured high-level shot-making and pace on both ends, but Prolific Prep’s ability to control key stretches—particularly on the glass and in transition—proved to be the difference as the contest wore on.

Bruce Branch III earned Player of the Game honors with a complete all-around showing, finishing with 17 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks. His presence impacted every phase of the game, setting the tone defensively while keeping the offense organized. Prolific Prep also leaned on Caleb Holt, who added 18 points and 7 rebounds, providing consistent pressure and energy.

Hamilton Heights answered with strong individual performances of its own, led by BJ Bradford, who poured in 34 points while attacking from multiple levels. Adam Barrouk contributed 16 points and 6 rebounds, helping keep the game competitive. Ultimately, Prolific Prep’s depth, discipline, and ability to execute in key moments highlighted why Grind Session matchups continue to be a proving ground for elite high school basketball talent.