The Grind Session Revolution Conference is back this year for women, an elite winter circuit for top prep and high school basketball programs. Once in, Revolution Conference teams will compete in showcase events across North America from November through March, with results tracked in a national standings table.
Arizona Compass (AZ) [W]
Huntington Expression Prep (WV) [W]
Potter's House Christian (FL) [W]
Zephyrhills Christian (FL) [W]
Grind Session Daytona Beach — Day 2 Recap
The Grind Session Heads North: Toronto Hosts Power and Revolution Conference Teams at the Pan American Centre
Conference Focus: Grind Session Power, Contenders, and Elevation Conferences Take Center Stage in Toronto and Ridley College Events
Portia Reisen of Fort Erie International Academy to Represent Canada at 2025 FIBA U16 Women’s AmeriCup
The Grind Session is proud to announce that Portia Reisen, a sophomore guard from Fort Erie International Academy, has been selected as one of 12 athletes to represent Canada at the 2025 FIBA U16 Women’s AmeriCup.
Featuring top young talent from across the Americas, the ninth edition of the tournament will take place this week (June 16-22) in Irapuato, Mexico.
89 Grind Session Seniors Commit to Play College Basketball During the 2025–2026 Season
Seven Grind Session Standouts Named to 6th Annual Ball Dawg All-Star Game
The Grind Session is proud to announce that seven of its outgoing seniors have been selected to participate in the 6th Annual Ball Dawgs All-Star Game, set to take place in Las Vegas on May 10, 2025. Representing both the boys and girls divisions, their selections are a major milestone in their basketball journeys and a point of pride for the Grind Session community.
Shaq’s Daughter Me’Arah O’Neal Drops 2-Word Reaction to Nyadieng Yiech’s Euro Step at Nike Hoop Summit
Shaquille O’Neal’s daughter, Me’Arah O’Neal, praised the Grind Session’s Nyadieng Yiech following her performance at the 2025 Women's Nike Hoop Summit, which took place at Moda Center in Portland on Saturday. Yiech, who spent her final two high school seasons with Fort Erie International, represented Team World in their matchup against Team USA.
Five Grind Session Stars Set to Play at 2025 Nike Hoop Summit
AJ Dybantsa, Mikel Brown Jr, Ikenna Alozie, Bella Hines, and Nyadieng Yiech to battle this weekend in the elite showcase of tomorrow's college, NBA/WNBA stars.
Trio of Current Grind Session Stars to Take Flight at Jordan Brand Classic
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.
2024-2025 Grind Session Men's and Women’s Awards and Honors Announced
Royal Crown and Prolific Prep Claim Grind Session Championships in Lawrence, Kansas
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.
Grind Session Championship Tips Off in Kansas with the Revolution Conference
Grind Session World Championship Heads to Haskell University
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.
Revolution Conference Playoffs Set to Tip Off in Lawrence Kansas
14 Grind Session Players Named to the 2025 All Canadian Games
Prestigious event features the top 24 senior male and female Canadian high school basketball players.
The mens and womens rosters have been announced for the 10th annual All Canadian Basketball Games, and 14 Grind Session players have been selected to participate in the week of NBA-sanctioned events April 3-5, culminating in the mens and womens All-Star games.
AJ Dybantsa Leads Utah Prep to Dominant Weekend at The Grind Session in Philadelphia
Utah Prep put on a show at The Grind Session event in Philadelphia this past weekend, securing two impressive victories behind the stellar play of AJ Dybantsa. Dybantsa, the No. 1 player in the country according to ESPN’s Top 100, was named MVP in both games, leading his team to dominant performances.
Emma Slack Sets Grind Session Record with 11 Three-Pointers in a Game
Dream City Christian junior Emma Slack made history on February 1st, setting a new Grind Session record for three-pointers made in a single game. Playing on her home court in Glendale Arizona, Slack knocked down an astonishing 11 three-pointers, surpassing her own previous record of nine, which she set last season.
Mackenzie Buckner Bella Vista
At 6'0", junior small forward Mackenzie Buckner is a standout player for Bella Vista Prep's women's basketball team in Arizona. Class of 2026, she also competes with the SW Premier club team in the off season.
Balancing academics, athletics, and motherhood, Buckner exemplifies dedication and resilience. She emphasizes the importance of time management and a strong support system in achieving her goals.
On the court, Buckner is known for her versatility, effectively playing both inside and outside positions. Her leadership and commitment make her a role model for aspiring athletes.
Grind Session Recap: Atlanta Showdown Delivers High-Level Hoops
Exciting Weekend at Duel in the Desert
Day 1 – Friday, January 31st
Colorado Prep 79, Albuquerque Prep 73
Colorado Prep secured a tough win over Albuquerque Prep, dominating the rebounding battle 58-27.