Kavishan Pathmanathan retweeted
Pierre Charles Yimga is 1 of my favourite winners in Canada. Big strong wing that can be a secondary ballhandler, great at getting downhill, makes open shots and defends every position. Huge wingspan. Doesn’t need touches to succeed @FeiaMBB
Truth - don’t run from it. Any school that tells you your flaws and still heavy on you … take it seriously not as an insult.
Kavishan Pathmanathan retweeted
Charles Hantoumakos is one of the best basketball coaches in North America. I’ve watched this man first hand spend countless hours on his craft. He makes everyone around him better, consistently.
No shock here - Canada winning and setting a new standard. Earned.
The era of coaches / scouts just pushing ranked players is OVER. We need to assess talent that equates to winning and what those determining factors might be.
Look for what contributes to winning.
Kavishan Pathmanathan retweeted
From Andrew Wiggins, Jamal Murray, SGA, RJ Barrett, to the next generation of Canadian Basketball Stars
@NphScouting player database has been profiling Canadian prospects since the early 2010s - just as the explosion of talent begun. Today, we maintain the same coverage across the country while continuing to populate the database for our subscribers.
Take a behind the curtain look at what type of intel goes into the database and each player profile
@NorthPoleHoops @NPACanada @NPHShowcase @CanadianNIT
Kavishan Pathmanathan retweeted
With the Transfer Portal officially closing, here are the best unsigned 🇨🇦high school D1 prospects:
-6'9 F Anthony Nnajiofor📷
-6'10 F Daniel Simon
-6'4 PG Colton Crowdis📷
-6'9 F Patrick Anamali
-6'7 F Mahliq Guiseppi-Kitson📷
-6'2 PG Andy Gemao
-6'4 G Jacob McGregor
-6'0 PG Caleb Roberts📷
-7'1 C TJ St.Louis
-6'4 G Elijah Thomas
-6'5 G Isaiah Headley-Smith
-6'10 C Crue Gard
-6'0 PG David Bottomley
-6'6 W Riak Chol
-6'5 W Teziah Malcolm
-6'5 SG Quinten Ethier
-6'8 F Max Calixte
-5'10 PG Zane McFarlane
-6'9 F Ian McBride
Hit me up to learn more @NphScouting
Kavishan Pathmanathan retweeted
NEW: Youth sports is now costing parents as much as $25,000 a year.
Private equity and corporations are turning a childhood pastime into something only the wealthy can afford.
Youth sports has become a $40 billion industry, and the steep costs are crushing American families.
Kavishan Pathmanathan retweeted
BREAKING: Sophomore G Felix Kossaras has committed to George Washington! 1 of the highest upside Canadian prospects. Great opportunity for a bigger role at GW














