Darryn Peterson 2024-25
2024-2025 Prolific Prep
2025- Kansas Jayhawks
- 2025 Naismith High School Player of the Year
- 2025 McDonald's All-American
- 2025 McDonald's All-American Co-MVP
- 2025 Jordan Brand Classic
- 2025 Grind Session World Champion
- 2025 Grind Session MVP
- 2025 Grind Session Championship MVP
- 2025 Grind Session Offensive Player of the Year
- 2025 All-Grind Session
- 2025 Grind Session All-Star
- Grind Session Single Game Scoring Record- 61 PTS (2024-25)
- 2023 FIBA U16 Americas
The Grind Session continues to solidify its reputation as the premier platform for elite high school basketball talent, with three players from the circuit earning spots on the USA Today Top 15 High School Basketball Players and the ESPN Top 100 List for the Class of 2025. These young athletes are not only excelling on the court but also positioning themselves as future stars of college basketball and the NBA.
In a high-stakes rematch, Prolific Prep (CA) showcased resilience and skill Tuesday night, defeating the top-ranked Christopher Columbus High School (FL) 66-54 in Boca Raton, Florida. The clash of titans featured Grind Session Power 12 conference contender Prolific Prep, ranked #11 by Sports Illustrated, facing Columbus, the publication's #1 high school team. The game was a chance for redemption for Prolific Prep after a heartbreaking overtime loss to Columbus last season.
Prolific Prep vs. Columbus: Elite Showdown at Florida Atlantic University
Basketball fans, mark your calendars! On November 19th at 7:30 PM, two high school basketball powerhouses clash in a marquee matchup at Florida Atlantic University. Prolific Prep, the #11-ranked team by Sports Illustrated, takes on Columbus High School from Miami, the current #1 team in the nation. This game promises to be one of the highlights of the season, bringing together star-studded rosters and a rivalry renewed.
Day two of The Grind Session’s Toronto showcase brought high-level performances, close contests, and standout efforts from some of North America’s top young basketball talents. Here’s a recap of all the action.
Prolific Prep Edges Royal Crown in Day’s Finale
In the highly anticipated closing game of the night, Prolific Prep edged out Canada’s Royal Crown, claiming an 89-81 victory. Prolific Prep’s Darryn Peterson was a dominant force once again, earning his second MVP honor in as many days. Peterson poured in 29 points, adding 7 rebounds, 9 assists, and 3 steals to lead his team. His relentless play energized the Prolific squad and helped them seal the win.