CRUSH IN THE VALLEY coming January 29-31st. Top players in Country coming to Norcal.

[ProlificPrepTV]

Coming January 29-31st is the "Crush in the Valley". This is a first year event that will be held at Napa Valley College. Some people are saying this event will have the most talent to ever come to the NorCal area. This is a must see event. We are happy to have local team Bishop O'Dowd battle against Jarrad Vanderbilt and Victory Prep (TX) as part of the event.

The event will include:
Josh Jackson #1 2016 in Country
Deandre Ayton #1 2017 in Country
Thon Maker #1 2016 in Canada (considered top 1-3 in USA if were able to be ranked)
Rawle Alkins #9 2016 in Country
Jarrad Vanderbildt #5 2017 in Country
Jaylen Hands #31 2017 in Country
Abu Kigab #1 2017 in Canada

Lots of potential NBA Lottery picks will be on hand. Schedule is listed above. Hope to see everyone there to celebrate the talent and major media coming to Northern California that weekend to Napa, CA. VIP Packages and floor seating/VIP Access are available on demand (contact info@prolificprep.org)

 

[TwitterLegend]

That lineup is RIDICULOUS... this amount of talent coming to play in the Bay Area is almost equivalent to when the EYBL came to Dream Courts a few years back (doesn't happen often...)

Too bad Marvin Bagley just left Hillcrest or it would be even more loaded LOL.

Quick question about O'Dowd being on the schedule. Doesn't CIF usually not allow teams to play "prep" schools? I remember the issue coming up with CIF and Findlay a few years back. This game cleared with CIF?

 

[ProlificPrepTV]

Victory prep is part of texas association and not a prep school. Hence why O'Dowd is able to play them.

Yeah when Bagley was at Hillcrest the event would have been even bigger.

We are assuming this event will sell out. Tickets may be available pre orders. If not, will be first come, first serve basis. We are hoping to expand more local teams in the Future.

 

[ProlificPrepTV]

The event will be on LiveStream as well. With Broadcast team, multiple cameras, and quality at HD.