For the 2024-2025 basketball season, Anthem Prep is thrilled to announce exciting new developments that will elevate our program to new heights. This year, our basketball team has been invited to join the highly competitive EIBC league, where we will compete against 19 schools from across the United States and Canada. The EIBC league will take our team to five states during the season, with the following travel dates:

• Colorado: November 15-17

• Nevada: December 6-8

• Iowa: January 3-5

• New Mexico: February 6-8

• Arizona: March 4-7

Additionally, we are launching two new boys' and girls' teams in the USSA league in Utah, allowing our students to compete at the local level. Our coaching staff, led by Head Coach Marty Haws, remains exceptional, and we are excited about our student-athletes' continued growth and development.

This year, we also welcome elite athletes from Australia, Chile, Mali, and French Polynesia to the Anthem Prep team, bringing even more diversity and talent to our program. We look forward to an incredible season filled with challenges, achievements, and growth!

Check out the 2024-2025 roster here.

In our 2023-24 debut regular season, we're focusing on honing our international players' skills and basketball IQ, many of whom have honed their talents at the NBA Academy and within the FIBA Africa zone's national teams. This year is about building from the ground up, emphasizing a local, less high-profile schedule that serves as the perfect proving ground for our athletes from different cultures around the world to adapt and refine their game in the American basketball landscape. This strategic approach is designed to prepare them for the rigorous demands of the summer AAU season, where they'll test their enhanced skills and knowledge against a national strength of schedule in the elite Boys Under Armour Association shoe circuit.

As we move into the 2024-25 season, incorporating high-level American, Canadian, Latin American, and European talent, the Anthem Prep National Team will face off against some of the country's elite programs.