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Wednesday / November 6.
  • Sharette Dixon Rosters Set for Oct. 25 at Gauchos Gym

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    bambaThe Sharette Dixon Classic will run this year on Oct. 25 at the Gauchos Gym.

    The Underclassmen Game is set for 6 p.m., with the Upperclassmen Game at 8. The rosters are loaded, as you can see here.

    NYC Upperclassmen

    Coaches: Tiny Morton, David Gates & Charles Jones

    NO. PLAYER HIGH SCHOOL

    1 Ty Jerome Iona Prep (VIRGINIA)

    2 Jordan Tucker Archbishop Stepinac

    3 Shamorie Ponds Thomas Jefferson (ST. JOHN’S)

    4 Ray Salnave Benjamin Cardozo (MONMOUTH)

    5 Hasahn French Commonwealth Academy

    6 Sidney Wilson St. Raymond

    7 Isaiah Washington St. Raymond

    8 Saquan Singleton Monsignor Scanlan

    9 Christian Vital St. Thomas More (UNLV)

    10 Keith Williams Bishop Loughlin

    11 Mohamed Bamba Westtown

    12 Omari Spellman St. Thomas More (VILLANOVA)

    13 Jose Alvarado Christ the King

    *-Sharette Dixon Academic Excellence Award Winner

     

    NJ Upperclassmen

    Coach: Mike Rice, Marcus Toney-El, Brian Coleman

    NO. PLAYER HIGH SCHOOL

    1 Tyus Battle St. Joseph (Metuchen) (SYRACUSE)

    2 Nick Richards Patrick School

    3 Bryce Aiken Patrick School (HARVARD)

    4 Samson George St. Anthony

    5 Myles Powell South Kent (SETON HALL)

    6 Andre Rafus Roselle Catholic

    7 Leondre Washington Roselle Catholic

    8 Jamir Harris Patrick School

    9 Jagan Mosley St. Anthony (GEORGETOWN)

    10 TJ Gibbs Seton Hall Prep (NOTRE DAME)

    11 Nate Pierre-Louis Roselle Catholic

    12 Cyril Langevine Patrick School (RHODE ISLAND)

    13 Breein Tyree St. Joseph (Metuchen) (OLE MISS)

    14 Justin Minaya Old Tappan

    *-Sharette Dixon Academic Excellence Award Winner

     

    NYC Underclassmen

    Coaches: Roosevelt Byers, Terrance “Munch” Williams & Hector Almodovar

    NO. PLAYER HIGH SCHOOL

    1 Omar Silverio St. Raymond

    2 Tyler Bourne Abraham Lincoln

    3 Cole Anthony Archbishop Molloy

    4 Joe Toussiant Cardinal Hayes

    5 Precious Achiuwa Our Saviour Lutheran

    10 Andre Hyatt Archbishop Stepinac

    11 Malik Martin Curtis

    12 Idan Tretout Bishop Loughlin

    13 Marquis Nowell Bishop Laughlin

    14 Khalid Moore Archbishop Molloy

    15 Mamadou Doucore Our Savior New American

    23 Boubacar Diakite Our Savior New American

    32 Isaiah Mucius St. James School

    *-Sharette Dixon Academic Excellence Award Winner

     

    NJ Underclassmen

    Coaches: Reggie Carter, AD Gaffney & Vincent Johnson

    NO. PLAYER HIGH SCHOOL

    1 Tavon Jones Linden

    2 Nazreon Reid Roselle Catholic

    3 Luther Muhammed Hudson Catholic

    4 Louis King Roselle Catholic

    5 Justin Winston West Orange

    10 Jalen Carey Dwight-Englewood

    11 Jaquaye James Teaneck

    12 Bryan Antoine Ranney

    13 Scottie Lewis Ranney

    14 Khalif Battle St. Joseph (Metuchen)

    15 Aaron Clark Pope John

    24 Jalen Lecque Monsignor Scanlan

    *-Sharette Dixon Academic Excellence Award Winner

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    Adam Zagoria is a Basketball Insider who covers basketball at all levels. A contributor to The New York Times and SportsNet New York (SNY), he is also the author of two books and is an award-winning journalist and filmmaker. His articles have appeared in ESPN The Magazine, SLAM, Sheridan Hoops, Basketball Times and in newspapers nationwide. He also won an Emmy award for his work on the SNY mini-documentary on Syracuse guard Tyus Battle. A veteran Ultimate Frisbee player, he has competed in numerous National and World Championships and, perhaps more importantly, his teams won the Westchester Summer League (WSL) championships in 2011 and 2013. He lives in Manhattan with his wife and children.

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