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Led down the stretch by Mizzou SG signee Jason Crowe Jr. and No. 1 overall prospect Tyran Stokes, Team West pulled away in the second half. Defense got more lackadaisical as the night went on and Team East wasn’t able to find any consistency offensively. Crowe Jr. and Arizona SG commit Caleb Holt have been named co-MVPs.

FINAL: West 102, East 86

Tyran Stokes, the No. 1 overall prospect, is up to 12 points, 10 rebounds and two assists. It’s been a much better second half for the Five-Star Plus+ small forward, who remains uncommitted.

It’s turning into a track meet and the play is getting sloppier. The West lead is 86-71 with less than five minutes to play. Mizzou SG signee Jason Crowe Jr. has been a standout throughout the second half. USC SF commit Christian Collins had one of the dunks of the game earlier in the quarter.

Things are getting out of hand in Glendale as the West lead is now 78-64 with under eight to play. No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes has a couple buckets and just fired a laser assist to Michigan PF signee Quinn Costello. Arkansas SG signee Jordan Smith Jr. is trying to keep the East in it late, he’s up to 12 points, five rebounds and four assists.

Mizzou center signee Toni Bryant has helped East keep things close through three quarters. Five-Star Plus+ CG Brandon McCoy threw down a breakaway jam and Arizona SG commit Caleb Holt hit another 3-pointer for the West. It remains a tight game heading into the final period.

E3: West 66, East 60

Miami five-star SF commit Caleb Gaskins has five points in the quarter after punching home a dunk to give West its largest lead of the game. It’s now 61-54 late in the third quarter.

Five-Star Plus+ SG Caleb Holt is committed to Arizona and tonight he’s playing in the Grand Canyon State. He’s got five quick points in the third after hitting a 3-pointer to put the West ahead. With less than three minutes to go in the quarter, West leads 58-54.

Ohio State SF signee Anthony Thompson (East) gets an offensive rebound and put back for the first points of the second half. The teams are going back-and-forth early in the quarter. Arkansas SG signee Jordan Smith Jr. (West) nailed his first 3-pointer of the evening, while Duke PG signee Deron Rippey Jr. (East) and Texas SF commit Austin Goosby (West) traded buckets. It’s a 51-50 lead for Team East at the first media timeout of the second half.

Shots started to fall toward the end of the half and it’s 42 apiece as the players head into the locker room. Arkansas SF signee JJ Andrews (West) leads all scorers with 10. Michigan PF signee Quinn Costello (East) nailed a long 3-pointer and nice fading mid-range to tie things up before the buzzer. Kansas PG signee Tay Kinney (West) also knocked down a trey late in the quarter. There’s been some careless turnovers, but the defensive effort has been high on both sides.

Halftime: East 42, West 42

Arkansas SF signee JJ Andrews knocked down his second 3-pointer and now has eight points for West. Alabama SF signee Jaxon Richardson is showing his hops for East. The elite athlete has got a couple buckets early and the game is tied at 35 with less than three minutes to play in the first half.

Tyran Stokes, the No. 1 overall prospect and uncommitted small forward, missed his first couple shots but is now rolling in the second quarter. He got up high for a block that led to a Jason Crowe jam, then got a steal and threw down a dunk of his own. West has a 31-26 lead.

There’s been no shortage of highlights early on in Glendale. Team East closed the quarter strong via a corner trey from Ohio State SF Anthony Thompson and steal and dunk from Kansas PG signee Tay Kinney. Both sides are giving effort on defense. Arkansas SF signee JJ Andrews has five points to pace the West.

E1: East 21, West 19

Heading into the first media timeout, East has a 14-8 lead. A couple of 3-pointers from Mizzou center signee Toni Bryant and some shifty moves from Arkansas SG signee Jordan Smith Jr. have been the highlight thus far. East is playing better defense early on, too. Houston center commit Arafan Diane has two baskets early for West.

Both teams are down a man this evening due to injury. USC center signee Adonis Ratliff is out for the East, while the West will be without North Carolina SF commit Maximo Adams.

Mizzou four-star center signee Toni Bryant (East) knocks down a 3-pointer from the top of the key for the first basket of the game. Houston commit Arafan Diane dunks to get the West on the board.

Team East includes Arkansas SG signee Jordan Smith Jr., Ohio State SF signee Anthony Thompson, Duke PG signee Deron Rippey Jr. and BYU SF signee Bruce Branch III. Prospects headlining the West includes No. 1 overall prospect Tyran Stokes, Duke PF signee Cam Williams, Arizona SG commit Caleb Holt and USC SF commit Christian Collins.

Hall led all scorers with 21 points on 8-18 shooting and has been named the game MVP. The USC Five-Star Plus+ combo guard signee is the No. 1 overall prospect in the 2026 cycle.

The East firepower proved to be too much late. USC signee Saniyah Hall, UNC signee Kate Harpring, UConn signee Olivia Vukosa and Kentucky signee Emily McDonald took control as the final period went on. West had no answer offensively, scoring just 15 points in the fourth quarter.

FINAL: East 91, West 71

Texas SG signee Brihanna Crittendon has tried to keep the West in this game late, but the East lead is now 13 points after LSU SG signee Lola Lampley’s hard work pays off with a layup. Turnovers have hurt West down the stretch. East is ahead 76-63 with less than five minutes to play.

East has come out swinging to start the fourth quarter. North Carolina PG signee Kate Harpring is making an impact early with multiple layups. Maryland SG signee Jordyn Jackson is up to 12 points after draining a fadeaway middy to make it a 66-56 lead for East.

Thanks to an 11-2 run, momentum has shifted in Glendale and its East that’s taking the lead into the fourth quarter. Nebraska SG signee Ashlyn Koupal (West) and Maryland SG signee Jordyn Jackson (East) grabbed some of the final baskets of the period.

E3: East 59, West 56

Notre Dame CG commit Jenica Lewis (East) buries a deep 3-pointer and East has a 56-52 lead, its largest since early in the first quarter. Maryland SG signee Jordyn Jackson (East) has four points in the quarter. West is fighting a cold spell late in the quarter.

A pair of future Texas Longhorns in PG Aaliah Spaight and SG Addison Bjorn helped spark a 9-0 run for the West, which built a 49-41 lead. Bjorn has been on the breakaway multiple times tonight. The East responded, however. Notre Dame CG commit Jenica Lewis and No. 1 overall prospect Saniyah Hall each made buckets to make it a 50-48 game, bringing East within a basket.

Tennessee PF signee Oliiyah Edwards (West) is making her presence felt early in the second half. She nails a midrange jumper, draws a foul and grabs a rebound. West leading 42-41 early in the third quarter.

Great sign for the East as Kate Harpring is back on the court to start the second half. Her left shoulder remains wrapped. Both teams are sending their starting five out to begin the third quarter.

Team East ends the half on an 11-3 run to trim the West lead to one at halftime. Duke PG signee Autumn Fleary and Michigan State PF signee Lilly Williams helped lead East’s charge back into the game.

Halftime: West 40, East 39

North Carolina point guard signee Kate Harpring is back on the East bench with her left shoulder wrapped, just a few minutes after leaving the game. The broadcast mentioned that Harpring has dealt with previous shoulder issues in her career.

West leads 34-28 with less than five minutes to play in the second quarter. Saniyah Hall is up to 13 points after draining another 3-pointer and is keeping East close. West is getting production from multiple sources.

Texas SG signee Brihanna Crittendon (West) grabbed an offensive rebound, made a layup while fouled and completed the 3-point play. Star South Carolina CG signee Jerzy Robinson (West) laced a stepback middy for her first basket of the game.

Team East point guard Kate Harpring, a North Carolina signee, has left the game due to a shoulder injury. The Marist School (Ga.) Five-Star Plus+ prospect is the No. 2 overall recruit in the 2026 cycle.

Notre Dame SG signee Jacy Abii is up to seven points. She banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give West a 20-15 lead after one quarter. Kentucky PG signee Maddyn Greenway made a defensive impact late in the quarter, taking a pair of charges.

E1: West 20, East 15

Clemson SG signee Trinity Jones makes a 3-pointer and is fouled. She makes the free throw to West up 15-13. Maryland SG signee Jordyn Jackson has two baskets early for East. Less than two minutes to play in the firdt quarter.

It’s been a rough shooting start on both sides. Saniyah Hall (East) has six points after canning a 3-pointer from the top of the key to give East an early 9-6 lead. Kate Harpring has a pair of layups. Aaliah Spaight, McKenna Woliczko and Oliviyah Edwards all have early buckets for the West.

The action in Glendale is about to get underway with the girls game up first. Of the top 25 overall prospects in the 2026 cycle, according to Rivals, 20 will be featured this evening.

USC combo guard signee Saniyah Hall, North Carolina point guard signee Kate Harpring and UConn power forward signee Olivia Vukosa highlight the East squad. The West team is headlined by South Carolina CG signee Jerzy Robinson, Tennessee PF signee Oliviyah Edwards and Iowa shooting guard signee McKenna Woliczko.