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Tri-State Hoops Classic Continues Today

Friday's opening night of the Tri-State Classic was successful especially for local teams. Huntington St. Joe, Ironton, and Huntington Prep all recorded victories.

HUNTINGTON PREP 20 13 23 12 -- 68: Wiggins 21, Kingsley 11, Gill-Caesar 3, Landry 2, Provo 2, Rathan-Mayes 8, Woodson 6, Strake 6, Arroyo 5, Gabriel 4 OLDSMAR CHRISTIAN 7 2 8 4 -- 21: Spencer 4, Bianchi 5, Horn 2, Holston 4, Blyden 4, Nunn 2

IRONTON 10 16 16 10 -- 37: Stephens 2, White 13, Fletcher 22, Cox 3, Carter 14 FLORA MACDONALD 10 11 6 10 -- 52: Day 5, Davis 2, Johnson 2, Scott 17, Anthony 7, Lewis 4

February 02 | Read More

Prep picks up win at Florida tourney

HUNTINGTON -- On one of the biggest national stages for high school players, Huntington Prep's Andrew Wiggins proved why he is the nation's No. 1 player for the Class of 2013.

With the game in the balance, Wiggins scored 14 of his 31 points in the third quarter as the Express turned a close contest into a blowout during a 77-50 win over Houston HYCA at the City of Palms Classic in Fort Myers, Fla.

December 22 | Read More

HPREP 73 Evelyn Mack 52 / Final

Huntington Prep hostd the Evelyn Mack Academy Wildcats today in head coach Rob Fulford's hometown of Mullens. Huntington Prep cruised to a 73-52 victory improving to 1-0 while the Wildcats dropped to 3-2 on the season.

Huntington Prep was led by Andrew Wiggins who finished with 24 (13 of which coming in the 3rd quarter). Teki Gill-Ceasar scored 19 (4-4 from the foul line), while Xavier Rathan-Mayes accounted for 12.

Dominic Woodson supplied 7 including three monsterous dunks.

Huntington Prep held Evelyn Mack's two leading scorers to a combined three points.

November 11 | Read More

Why should Huntington Prep be #1 in the nation?

Why it should be No. 1: Of the 12 players on the Express roster, 11 of them are Division I-level players and one poses arguably the greatest matchup problem of any player in the country – Andrew Wiggins. Wiggins, who recently reclassified from 2014 to 2013, is a nightmare for most teams because, at 6-foot-7, he can guard all five positions and offensively he can hurt you in every way imaginable. Makes sense that when he reclassified he jumped into the No. 1 spot in every major recruiting rankings service.

November 01 | Read More

Huntington Prep 2012-2013 Team

The 2012-2013 season is much anticipated and is just around the corner. The Huntington Prep student athletes are all back in school, with some new faces decked out in carolina blue and yellow HPrep gear.

Here is the first look at the complete roster and staff for the 2012-2013 Huntington Prep squad.