2024 Main Event Lineup Announced
November 11, 2024 by MADE Hoops Staff
Miami, FL — MADE Hoops is pleased to announce the field of teams and schedule for the 2024 Army National Guard Main Event.
Games will be played at Miami Dade College’s Gibson Center Gymnasium (11011 SW 104th St, Miami, FL 33176) from December 6-7, 2024, all games will be live streamed.
This premier basketball event will showcase some of the country’s elite high school basketball teams, along with 25+ players ranked in the Top 150 of the classes of 2025, 2026, and 2027. In addition to local Florida participants, the showcase will feature teams from four states (California, Washington, D.C., North Carolina, and Texas).
The showcase, which launched last year as 'The Maine Event,' featured Cooper Flagg's highly anticipated homecoming in Portland, Maine during his senior season at Montverde Academy. The sold-out showcase drew extensive national media attention, including coverage from the NBA, Instagram, and Bleacher Report, establishing a thrilling foundation for this year’s event in Miami.
“We are thrilled to continue the Main Event and bring it to the next level in Miami. This event will be a staple high school basketball showcase for many years to come, highlighting the nation’s top talent in and around their hometown,” said Chad Babel, Founder and CEO of MADE Hoops.
“We are deeply grateful for the ongoing support from fans, our partners at the Army National Guard, our excellent hosts at Miami Dade College, our hydration partner BODYARMOR, and our participating sponsors, Crocs and Yeti.”
Full Main Event Schedule:
Friday, December 6, 2024
· 4:00 pm - So Cal Academy (Calif.) vs. Riviera Prep (Fla.)
· 5:45 pm - Gonzaga (D.C.) vs. Oak Ridge (Fla.)
· 7:30 pm - Westminster Academy (Fla.) vs. West Oaks (Fla.)
· 9:15 pm - Dynamic Prep (Tex.) vs. Christopher Columbus (Fla.)
Saturday, December 7, 2024
· 1:00 pm - Combine Academy (N.C.) vs. Sagemont (Fla.)
· 2:45 pm - Gonzaga vs. Christopher Columbus
· 4:30 pm - So Cal Academy vs. Dynamic Prep
Tickets for the 2024 Army National Guard Main Event can be found HERE
Media credentials and information can be found HERE
Complete broadcast information and media application information will be announced at a later date.
Supporting sponsors of the 2024 Army National Guard Main Event include Crocs, BODYARMOR, and Yeti
About MADE Hoops
MADE Hoops is the grassroots leader in cutting edge youth basketball events and experiences. We feature the most competitive middle school leagues in the country, along with unmatched high school and middle school camps and tournaments. Our winning combination? Elite competition, high level coaching and training, unparalleled media coverage and professionally run events.
MADE Hoops hosts more than 100 boys and girls basketball events every year across the nation and have had hundreds of thousands of participants. NBA and WNBA players like Tyrese Maxey, Bam Adebayo, Trae Young, RJ Barrett, Caitlin Clark, Malik Monk, Angel Reese, Michael Porter Jr., and Darius Garland all got their start with MADE Hoops. More recent MADE Hoops alumni include Cooper Flagg, Kiyan Anthony, AJ Dybansta, JuJu Watkins, Cameron Boozer, Tyran Stokes, Brandon McCoy, Jerzy Robinson, and hundreds of others with exciting careers ahead of them.
Interested in watching the broadcast from Miami Dade? You can watch on the NBA App here
About Army National Guard
Empowering the next generation. Supporting local communities. Aligning personal passions to meaningful part-time roles. That’s what the Army National Guard is all about. Through partnerships with organizations like MADE Hoops, the Army National Guard fosters leadership, resilience, and teamwork in young athletes across the country. Learn how the Army National Guard unlocks positive new life experiences at nationalguard.com.
About Crocs
Crocs, a global leader in casual footwear innovation, stands out for its unique blend of comfort, style, and personalization. Through this partnership, Crocs empowers participants to embrace individuality, merging function with bold design. Their support reflects a shared belief in self-expression, comfort, and inclusivity, resonating with athletes and fans alike as they bring their distinctive flair to the Main Event.
About BODYARMOR Sports Nutrition
Leading the world of sports and active hydration with game-changing innovation, BODYARMOR Sports Nutrition (BASN) is on a quest to become #1 in Sports Hydration. Bringing together two iconic brands, BODYARMOR and POWERADE (respectively #2 and #3 in the sports drink category), BASN exudes an entrepreneurial culture backed by the resources and insights of one of the world’s most recognizable companies, The Coca-Cola Company, which fully acquired BODYARMOR in 2021.
About Yeti
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, YETI (NYSE: YETI) is a global designer, retailer and distributor of innovative outdoor products. From coolers and drinkware to backpacks and bags, YETI products are built to meet the unique and varying needs of diverse outdoor pursuits, whether in the remote wilderness, at the beach, or anywhere life takes our customers. By consistently delivering high-performing, exceptional products, we have built a strong following of brand loyalists throughout the world, ranging from serious outdoor enthusiasts to individuals who simply value products of uncompromising quality and design. We have an unwavering commitment to outdoor and recreation communities, and we are relentless in our pursuit of building superior products for people to confidently enjoy life outdoors and beyond. For more information, please visit www.yeti.com.
Please see below for a full breakdown of top players, rank, and committed college selection:
· Cam Boozer #2 in 2025, DUKE
· Cayden Boozer #48 in 2025, DUKE
· Jaxon Richardson #23 in 2026
· Caleb Gaskins # 11 in 2026
· Kevin Thomas #30 in 2026
· Matt Able #43 in 2025, MIAMI FL
· Kaden Magwood #57 in 2025
· Trey Maddox #107 in 2025
· Yohance Connor #109 in 2026
· Jeremy Jenkins #11 in 2027
· Jalen Reece #115 in 2025, LSU
· Jamier Jones #102 in 2025, PROVIDENCE
· Jermaine O’Neal #150 in 2025, SMU
· Jaden Toombs #53 in 2025, SMU
· Marcus Spears Jr #4 in 2027
· Derek Dixon #62 in 2025, UNC
· Nyk Lewis #88 in 2025, XAVIER
· Kelvin Odih #87 in 2025, WEST VIRGINIA
· Godson Okokoh #26 in 2027
· Trent Maclean #147 in 2025
· Alex Constanza #60 in 2026
· Alex Lloyd #38 in 2025, FLORIDA
· Paulo Semedo Bala #148 in 2025