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Buchanan brings it home

Darren Buchanan dropped 22 points and 15 rebounds.
Darren Buchanan dropped 22 points and 15 rebounds. (HoyaReport.com)

After Wilson High School's (DC) 48-41 DCIAA semifinal win over McKinley Tech (DC), Georgetown recruiting target and Class of 2021 swingman Darren Buchanan consented to being interviewed, a session that included discussing the win, his leadership and attending college coaches.

Next up for Wilson's Tigers is Coolidge. Ranked #1, Johnson et al face #2 Colts tonight, 7p est. Site is Coolidge High School, stakes are a championship!

For Buchanon's session, see below! Premium Court has even more!

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Buchanan"s Wilson coach, David 'Tee' Johnson, Jr. also discussed aspects of the win, including his star player's free throw shooting, leadership and more.


Johnson's session is here:

Recruiters in Attendance

George Mason - HC Kim English

George Mason - Assistant Dwayne Simpkins

George Washington - Assistant Ryan Devlin

PG Community College - Assistant Terrell Harris

Terrell Webster can play at a high level against anyone.
Terrell Webster can play at a high level against anyone. (HoyaReport.com)

McKinley Tech Standout

Terrell Webster - 6'2", Class of 2023 guard, McKinley Tech (DC) - A savvy scorer, Webster is the go-to guy for McKinley Tech. A 4.2 GPA guy at Tech - an application school that stresses academics - Webster has been offered by Virginia Union. Low and mid major Division I schools are starting to show interest.

Webster must commit to more of a lead guard role, as well as focus on defense and strength development going forward.

Addendum: Webster was voted 1st team All-DCIAA

Honors

Yesterday, both Buchanan and Johnson were recognized for their 2021-22 work, each voted top dog among DCIAA peers: Buchanaan is now a two time Player of the Year guy, while Johnson stands as this season's Coach of the Year.

Interestingly enough the coach shared his thoughts of Buchanan being the league's best player and boom, it came to fruition.

Congrats!

Leadership has been a point of emphasis for
Leadership has been a point of emphasis for (HoyaReport.com)
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