Chace

Let’s go, @ChaceNorth5 ! Proud of you and all the hard work you’ve put in. Keep trusting your work, stay hungry, and continue chasing greatness. The best is still ahead! @LondenBee

🚨 Collegiate Coaches 🚨 I wanted to follow up and share the finalized details for this year’s College Exposure Workout Opportunity. Last year, we hosted 12 workouts with 20+ college programs represented, which resulted in offers, strong recruiting interest, and multiple signings for the Class of 2026. We currently have five college programs committed, with several others in communication. Programs represented include JUCO, D3, and NAIA, with additional levels expected. I am finalizing a high-quality prospect group, with 16 already registered. This group features a strong mix of size, athleticism, and skill across the Classes of 2026–2028, with select 2029 prospects invited. Workout Details: 📅 May 23rd ⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM 📍 Bremen High School 👥 Limited to 15–40 prospects 💰 No cost for college coaches to attend Prospect Profile Includes: • Size & athleticism • Skill level & basketball IQ • High-academic student-athletes • Verified college interest/offers • High character & work ethic • All-State / All-Region / ranked prospects • Classes 2026–2029 This will be a structured, high-level workout and live play setting, designed to provide college staffs with efficient, in-person evaluation opportunities featuring coachable, competitive, and academically strong prospects. Powered by: @DollarHVAC @VisionAthletic2

This message was shared yesterday with a group of college prep athletes and thought it would be beneficial to pass along to the others I correspond with: To all current seniors who have committed—or are planning to play college basketball: This is where the real work begins. The commitment is not the finish line… it’s the starting point. What you do right now will determine how prepared you are when you step on campus. College basketball is faster, stronger, more physical, and more demanding—mentally and emotionally. Nobody cares what you did in high school once you arrive. It’s about what you can do when you get there. So this phase matters. Work now like you’re already there: • Train at game speed—no shortcuts • Build your body—strength, conditioning, mobility, explosiveness • Sharpen your IQ—film, reads, decision-making • Develop consistency—anybody can be good some days Separate yourself before you arrive. The players who come in ready don’t just survive—they compete early. The ones who wait until they get there? They spend time trying to catch up. You’ve been given an opportunity most don’t get. Respect it. Attack it. Own it. Preparation is the difference. Preparation is your separation. Don’t just go to college - basketball… Be ready for it