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Jr Prelude Winter Finale Championship Teams Shine: 2032-2029 Standouts

Steven Luckey Jr.

March 17, 2025

EVENT COVERAGE

2032: Max Levels 2032 – Champions with Unmatched Teamwork

Under the leadership of Coach Alex Cooper, Max Levels 2032 captured the championship with an impressive display of chemistry and selfless play. Their ability to move the ball, communicate, and support one another made them a dominant force throughout the season.

Standout performers included #7 Mitchell Walker, who made an impact with his hustle, rebounding, and ability to finish at the rim. #3 D’rmani Thomas proved to be a sharpshooter, consistently hitting clutch shots from beyond the arc. Meanwhile, #5 Roman Wayne, the team’s steady leader, played with poise and composure, ensuring the squad remained focused in high-pressure moments.

With a strong mix of teamwork and individual talent, Max Levels 2032 solidified themselves as a championship-caliber unit, proving that unselfish basketball leads to success.

2031: D-Town Magic – Built on Grit and Determination

Led by Coach Lo, D-Town Magic 2031 has made a name for themselves with their relentless energy and tough, athletic play. Kaleb Allen has been a key piece, dominating on both ends of the floor and averaging a double-double. His ability to score and control the glass has been instrumental to the team’s success.

A defining moment came when Michael Atkins drained a game-winning shot in overtime against a battle-tested LBD squad, highlighting the Magic’s resilience and ability to step up under pressure.

With an aggressive, never-quit mentality and Coach Lo’s leadership, this group is built for sustained success. D-Town Magic 2031 isn’t just a tough team—they’re a growing powerhouse.

2030: Team Battle-Tested – A Championship Performance

Coach James Battle and his Battle-Tested 2030 squad left no doubt, securing a championship with their signature tenacity and high-intensity play. Known for his demanding coaching style, Battle has instilled a mindset of toughness and relentlessness in his team—an approach that only true champions understand.

Hailing from New York, the team showcased their grit, with Rain Bennett and Matthew Beard leading the way in the title game. Both players delivered when it mattered most, each pouring in 20+ points and making key plays down the stretch.

With Coach Battle at the helm and a roster built for high-pressure moments, Battle-Tested 2030 proved they are exactly what their name suggests—battle-tested and championship-ready.

2029: Pure Grind – Champions Led by Coach Townsend

The Pure Grind 2029 squad, guided by Coach Townsend and his staff, captured the championship by playing a disciplined, team-oriented brand of basketball. With several players competing up a grade, they displayed skill, resilience, and an ability to rise to the occasion.

Key contributors included Ethan Ewans, whose toughness and energy were unmatched; DJ Smith, a dynamic presence on both ends of the floor; KJ Townsend, who provided leadership and scoring when needed most; and Joseph Blanchard, who delivered in crucial moments.

Coach Townsend’s system emphasized execution on both ends, with every player stepping up when called upon. Pure Grind’s blend of talent, heart, and preparation proved to be the winning formula, cementing their status as champions.

Steven Luckey Jr.