Two former Grind Session players will also join the star-studded lineup of top high school hoopers.
AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson, and Bella Hines are headed to our nation’s capital to play in the Jordan Brand Classic. The trio of current Grind Session players will join a star-studded lineup of top high school hoopers in the premier showcase on April 18 at the CareFirst Arena in Washington, D.C.
Milos Uzan, a two-year Grind Session standout from Las Vegas, Nevada, has made an incredible journey from high school basketball to the pinnacle of college hoops. His path has been defined by resilience, adaptability, and elite-level competition, preparing him for the biggest stage in NCAA basketball.
Early High School Career
Uzan initially played high school basketball for his father, the head coach at Desert Pines High School in Las Vegas. He led his team to the Nevada State High School Championship game in the 2019-2020 season. However, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck in 2020, high school basketball in Nevada was canceled, forcing Uzan to seek other opportunities to continue his development.
The Grind Session has produced a wealth of basketball talent, with many alumni going on to play at the collegiate and professional levels. One such standout is Adem Bona, who is currently in his rookie season with the Philadelphia 76ers and today is his 22nd birthday.
The reigning 2025 Grind Session World Champions, Prolific Prep, are set to compete in their sixth consecutive Chipotle National Championship. This year’s event takes place in Fishers, Indiana, from April 2 through April 5 at Hamilton Southeastern High School, featuring the top ten high school teams in the nation. Prolific Prep enters the tournament as the No. 6 seed and will face No. 3 seed Long Island Lutheran (NY) in Game 3 of the event on April 3 at 2 p.m. ET, airing on ESPN2.
On the heels of winning its third consecutive Grind Session World Championship this past weekend, Prolific Prep moved back into the top five in the latest ESPN High School Basketball Top 25 team rankings.
The 2025 Grind Session season concluded with two thrilling championship matchups in Lawrence, Kansas, showcasing the best talent from the Power Conference and Revolution Conference. In an unforgettable night of basketball, history was made on both the men’s and women’s sides.
The Grind Session World Championship final four action at Haskell University in Lawrence, Kansas, did not disappoint, with thrilling matchups and standout performances setting the stage for Sunday’s championship games.
The Grind Session is set to host its highly anticipated World Championship at Haskell University in Lawrence, Kansas, from March 21st through 24th. The event will feature elite high school basketball talent, with the women's semifinal games taking place on Friday, followed by the men's semifinals on Saturday. The championship games will be held on Sunday, culminating in the Grind Session All-Star games on Monday afternoon. These All-Star matchups will showcase top players selected by Grind Session staff, recognizing the best performers from both the men's and women's competitions.
Day two of the Grind Session Championships delivered more intense matchups and standout performances as the teams battled for a spot in the Final Four in Kansas.
