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Mission Association Young men, Young ladies B-ball Will Grandstand Nation's Best Ability
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STUDIO CITY — The Mission Association had its first young men and young ladies b-ball media day at Harvard-Westlake Secondary School Wednesday.

The young men association is comprised of Alemany, Chaminade, Crespi, Harvard-Westlake, Loyola, Notre Lady and another expansion, Sierra Gorge.

The young ladies association incorporates Chaminade, Harvard-Westlake, Marlborough and Notre Woman, alongside Alemany (from the Daylight Association) and another expansion, Sierra Gorge, the safeguarding CIF State Open Division champion. 사설토토

Subsequent to addressing each mentor and a triplet of players from each group, here are a few focus points from the media day that sets up an eagerly awaited Mission Association crusade for the 2022-23 season that formally starts Nov. 14.

Stacked WITH Ability
It's difficult to consider when the San Fernando Valley was loaded up with this much ability, let alone in one association. A portion of the mentors attempted Wednesday …

Crespi mentor Andrew Moore raised Gilbert Fields (Award High). Chaminade mentor Bryan Cantwell referenced Jason and Jarron Collins (Harvard-Westlake). Surely, players like Jordan Farmar (Taft), Scratch Youthful (Cleveland) and Jrue Occasion (Campbell Corridor) ring a bell.

Loyola's (L-R) mentor Damaine Powell, Jonas De Krassel, Jaedyn Patterson...
Loyola's (L-R) mentor Damaine Powell, Jonas De Krassel, Jaedyn Patterson and Hugh Vandeweghe at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Harvard-Westlake's (L-R) mentor David Rebibo, Trent Perry, Brady Dunlap and...
Harvard-Westlake's (L-R) mentor David Rebibo, Trent Perry, Brady Dunlap and Jacob Huggins at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Crespi's (L-R) mentor Andrew Moore, Joseph Authentic, Alex Munzon and...
Crespi's (L-R) mentor Andrew Moore, Joseph Authentic, Alex Munzon and Peyton White at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Chaminade's (L-R) mentor Bryan Cantwell, Dylan Mud, Coltrane Marchand and...
Chaminade's (L-R) mentor Bryan Cantwell, Dylan Mud, Coltrane Marchand and Bryce Goldman at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Alemany's (L-R) mentor Mike DuLaney, Jared Mims, Jayce McDonald and...
Alemany's (L-R) mentor Mike DuLaney, Jared Mims, Jayce McDonald and Jared Veiguela at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Sierra Gorge's (L-R) mentor Andre Chevalier, Ashton Hardaway, Isaiah Elohim...
Sierra Gorge's (L-R) mentor Andre Chevalier, Ashton Hardaway, Isaiah Elohim and Jimmy Oladokun at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

St. Francis' (L-R) mentor Todd Wolfson, Mazi Mosley, Jackson Mosley...
St. Francis' (L-R) mentor Todd Wolfson, Mazi Mosley, Jackson Mosley and Luke McGrath at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Notre Woman's (L-R) mentor Matt Sargeant, Dusty Stromer, Caleb Encourage...
Notre Woman's (L-R) mentor Matt Sargeant, Dusty Stromer, Caleb Encourage and Benevolence Mill operator at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Indeed, even as of late, the region has watched De'Anthony Melton and Brandon Williams (the two Crespi), Duane Washington Jr., Cassius Stanley, Kenyon Martin Jr., Marvin Bagley and Scotty Pippen Jr. (all from Sierra Gully) play in the supposed lawn, yet the current year's Central goal Association could take the cake.

"I can say with certainty this is most likely awesome (secondary school ball) association in the country. On the off chance that not the top, then top a few," St. Francis mentor Todd Wolfson said.

"Beyond fifth-year private academy and spots like that, I might want to see a secondary school b-ball association with more ability than this one," said Cantwell, who has been at Chaminade for a considerable length of time.

The young men association flaunts blue-chip initiates like Notre Lady's Caleb Cultivate (Duke commit) and Sierra Gully's Isaiah Elohim (five-star junior enroll), alongside Notre Woman's Dusty Stromer (Gonzaga) and Leniency Mill operator (Houston). Then, at that point, there's Sierra Ravine's Bronny James (four-star) and Ashton Hardaway (three-star). Harvard-Westlake is driven by Brady Dunlap (Notre Lady), Jacob Huggins (Princeton) and profoundly promoted junior point monitor Trent Perry (four-star).

Alemany's Jayce McDonald, Loyola's Hugh VenDeWeghe, St. Francis' Jackson Mosley and Crespi's Peyton White are all school level players who will lead their individual groups.

WATKINS IS THE Greatest STAR
The young ladies association contains the greatest star of all, Sierra Gorge senior Juju Watkins, who is positioned the No. 1 young ladies ball enlist in the country for the class of 2023.

She will endeavor to lead the Pioneers back to the CIF Southern Segment and CIF State Open Division finals for a second consecutive year. She'll play close by partners Mackenly Randolph, Sofia Ruelas, and internationals Gem Wang (China) and Leia Edwards (Extraordinary England). The group likewise added 6-foot-4 first year recruit Emilia Krstevski.

"We can go undefeated," Watkins said happily.

Melissa Hearlihy, the young ladies mentor at Harvard-Westlake for the beyond 22 years subsequent to burning through 15 years as the mentor at Alemany, is an expert on the nearby young ladies ball scene. Her remarks about Watkins were complimenting.

"(Juju) is the evolvement of young ladies ball," Hearlihy said. "She's 6-feet tall, however plays on the edge. Quite a while back a young lady that tall was playing near the edge with their back to the bushel. She's astounding."

Sierra Gully's (L-R) mentor Alicia Komaki, Sofia Ruelas, Juju Watkins...
Sierra Gully's (L-R) mentor Alicia Komaki, Sofia Ruelas, Juju Watkins and Mackenly Randolph at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Notre Woman's (L-R) mentor Paul Gross, Lisette Meza, Natalie Villamor...
Notre Woman's (L-R) mentor Paul Gross, Lisette Meza, Natalie Villamor and Kylee Williams at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Harvard-Westlake's (L-R) mentor Melissa Hearlihy, Jordyn Call, Deana Thompson and...
Harvard-Westlake's (L-R) mentor Melissa Hearlihy, Jordyn Call, Deana Thompson and Jamie Yueat at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Alemany's (L-R): Jeff Dosado, Kate Hackney, Alondra Lizama, and Leila...
Alemany's (L-R): Jeff Dosado, Kate Hackney, Alondra Lizama, and Leila Boykin at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Chaminade's (L-R) partner mentor Jenna Laolagi, Laila Carrillo, Natalie Patrick-Aguiar...
Chaminade's (L-R) partner mentor Jenna Laolagi, Laila Carrillo, Natalie Patrick-Aguiar and Alanna Neale at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Marlborough's (L-R) mentor Sixx Johnson, Harvest time Slope, Bella Munoz and...
Marlborough's (L-R) mentor Sixx Johnson, Fall Slope, Bella Munoz and Hana Talks at Mission Association media day at Harvard-Westlake on Wednesday, October 26, 2022. (Tarek Fattal/SCNG)

Chaminade and Marlborough - co-Mission Association advocate last year - will areas of strength for be. The Hawks return Laila Carrillo, Natalie Patrick-Aguilar and rising sophomore Alanna Neale, who may be the group's most unique player.

Marlborough, which flaunts three players 5-foot-10 or taller, returns ruling Mission Association MVP Hana Talks, alongside Harvest time Slope and Bella Munoz.

Notre Woman returns the center of its group, drove by Lisette Meza, Kylee Williams and Natalie Villamor. Alemany, and Harvard-Westlake will be youthful. The Champions have eight green beans and the Wolverines have five first year recruits.

Watch out for Alemany's Kate Hackney and 5-foot-10 green bean Leila Boykin. Harvard-Westlake's solitary senior Jordyn Call is a smiley sharpshooter and point watch Jamie Yue is one of the quickest players with the ball in the association.

"We figure this association will give a 'Friday night lights' climate," Alemany mentor Jeff Dosado said.

Actually significant
The association's young men groups will play each other once prior to entering a finish of-season Mission Association competition, like how university meetings end their season.

The young ladies will utilize a customary association plan, playing each other two times (home and away).

The young men