The spotlight on a young, remarkable talent from Pickerington, Ohio – Edmund McAllister III.

A dynamic player both as a running back and safety for Pickerington Ridgeview Jr High, McAllister has been turning heads with his incredible performances on the field. At just 5'7" and 145 pounds, he boasts an impressive record: an undefeated season, 26 touchdowns, and over 1,300 yards rushing.

Join us as we delve into Edmund's journey, exploring his achievements and the qualities that make him a standout athlete.

We discuss his recent attendance at the prestigious U.S. Army Middle School All American Combine, highlighting his performance among the nation's top young talents.

Additionally, we look ahead to his next big step – the Prep Zone Camp in Chicago.

Tune in to discover why Edmund McAllister III is a name you'll want to remember in the world of junior high football.

Carley Funk is a versatile utility player known for her skills primarily at third base, center field, and in the outfield. She is part of the graduating class of 2025 from Leo High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and plays for the travel club, the Indiana Gators. Carley is recognized for her exceptional footwork and strong arm. She is often associated with a memorable quote, coined by her older sister, "You can't spell Funk without Fun."

Over the past 10 years, her high school team has achieved an impressive record of 228 wins and 29 losses.

Additionally, Carley has received a scholarship offer from Frostburg University in Maryland.

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Blake Bastani, a 6'4" combo guard from Miramonte High School in Orinda, CA, is a standout player in the class of 2026.

Notable for his exceptional performance on the Under Armour Shoe circuit, where he shot over 55% from three, Bastani has been recognized as a top 15 player in Northern California by Rivals and Norcal Preps.

He has showcased his talents at prestigious events like the Pangos All-West Camp and the Hoop Executives/Simply Bball Pro West Camp.

For today's youth athletes, the lines between different aspects of life are increasingly blurred. Balancing academics, brand building, practice, games, and the pressures of NIL can make it seem like there's no clear boundary between one responsibility and the next.