The 2025 edition of MADE Hoops Philly Clash started strong. A handful of teams picked up big MHC and Challenger Circuit wins as some of the top independent programs in the regions went at it in preparation for next weekend’s live period. MADE takes a closer look at five of the top performers from Sunday’s action.
Jared Dolimpio | 2027 Guard | Sideline Cancer (PA)
A talented creator, Dolimpio is a smooth combo guard who can both find teammates for easy looks or score the ball himself. He has a good handle and range out past the three point line as a shooter. Sideline Cancer 16s have a number of scholarship level prospects across their roster- and the addition of Dolimpio makes them all the deeper and more dangerous.
Nick Triolo | 2027 Guard | 6th Boro Hoops (NY)
Triolo put on a clinic on Sunday, dissecting the Gaucho defense with his passing and playmaking before knocking down several big threes in the second half as 6th Boro would go and pick up the victory. The Greenwich Country Day School (CT) floor general has been on fire to start the MHC season, and will be a player to watch during the live period.
Dillon Callahan | 2027 Wing | NY Gauchos (NY)
The power wing was up to his usual tricks, ripping down rebounds, keeping the ball moving, and competing defensively. Despite an uncharacteristically bad finishing day around the basket, Callahan still found other ways to have an impact on the game. It will be interesting to see what he does once he gets to St. Thomas More next season.
Landon Sallie | 2028 Guard | Central PA Elite (PA)
Sallie continues to be one of the more intriguing players on the 15U Challenger Circuit this season. A big 6-foot-3 guard who handles the ball well, makes good decisions as a passer, and can really shoot it, Sallie has the tools and skill to develop into a division one player. In the short term though, Sallie will look to help Central PA Elite to a 15U bid into the Final bracket this summer .
Anthony Ingram | 2028 Wing | Steel City Outlaws (PA)
A dual-sport athlete who was at his best when he was getting to the rim, Ingram put up points in a hurry vs the Runnin’ Mavs (DC). At 6-foot-3, he has the build and upper body strength to finish through most bigs at this stage. He also showcased a solid mid-range game as well as snatched a number of rebounds.
