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MLK PREVIEW: PLAY BY PLAY CLASSIC

PrepStars.com staff
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January 13, 2011

For years now, Martin Luther King Holiday weekend has become a highly significant one for grassroots basketball. As usual, our travels this year will take us to the Greensboro Coliseum in North Carolina for the 9th Annual Scholastic Sports Play by Play Classic, an event that in the past has showcased future NBA superstars LeBron James and Kevin Durant.

This year, the headliner in Greensboro will be famed Oak Hill Academy. Steve Smith’s Warriors once again are loaded with high-major prospects, including Duke signee Quinn Cook (PrepStars’ No. 14 senior), explosive unsigned wing Ben McLemore (No. 41), Arizona-bound big man Sidiki Johnson (No. 54) and other promising college prospects.

Oak Hill will battle one of the strongest private schools in North Carolina, Charlotte’s United Faith Christian Academy.

United Faith is led by polished junior scorer Braxton Ogbueze and long junior center Peter Jurkin, who made an early commitment to Indiana.

In addition to those players, numerous other high-major prospects will take the court. Some of the most prominent are UNC-bound forward James McAdoo (No. 6), Tennessee signee Chris Jones (No. 70 and rising), Purdue-bound athlete Jacob Lawson (No. 85), Duke center signee Marshall Plumlee (No. 94) and improving N.C. State junior commitment Tyler Lewis.

Here’s the day’s full schedule of games:

11:00 a.m.: Concord (N.C.) Cannon vs. Greensboro (N.C.) Northwest Guilford

12:30: Lewisville (N.C.) Forsyth Country Day vs. Jamestown (N.C.) Ragsdale
(Prospects: Tyler Lewis)

2:00: Norfolk (Va.) Christian vs. Greensboro (N.C.) Page
(Prospects: James McAdoo)

3:30: Arden (N.C.) Christ School vs. Greensboro (N.C.) Day School
(Prospects: Marshall Plumlee)

5:00: Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill vs. Charlotte (N.C.) United Faith
(Prospects: Quinn Cook, Ben McLemore, Sidiki Johnson, Braxton Ogbueze, Peter Jurkin)

6:30: Oak Ridge (N.C.) Military vs. High Point (N.C.) Christian
(Prospects: Chris Jones, Jacob Lawson)


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