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Boston's basketball stars of tomorrow were on display at Shelburne Community Center last week, for the 2018 Boston Public Middle School basketball championships. We bring you highlights of those games, and we also take you out to Brighton High School, where former Bengal basketball player Tyrone Perry signed his national letter of intent to Fordham University. To view the 2018 BPS Girls Middle School Basketball Championship in its entirety, please visit: https://youtu.be/Zw-iGuQrEyg. To view the 2018 BPS Boys Middle School Basketball Championship in its entirety, please visit: https://youtu.be/wV8uVBKpuXQ.

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Well, we're still waiting for the spring weather to coincide with the spring sports season. Last week marked the end of the 2018 basketball season here in Boston. At this year's of middle school basketball championships and as usual, these games were a blast. So, let's head out to the Shelburne Community Center in Roxbury, to check out some highlights and first up its the girls middle school championship. That's the Roosevelt Warriors looking to make it two years in a row they're taking on the Curley flying lions. We can pick it up in the first quarter.

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Curley coming out strong as Rosalyn valaria Hernandez would be catching finished. Six he'll run to start off the game for curly, but it was all Roosevelt's after that, as Kiana Anne Brewster goes coast-to-coast ties the game up at six then laid around the courts. Armbruster with the pull-up jumper puts Roosevelt up by six after the first quarter. Second quarter now Curley trying to stay close winter Neal banks home the three cuts, the lead back down to three, but on the ensuing possession it's Kayla armbrister.

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The sister of Kiana comes right back when the three of her own peeps Roosevelt up by six second quarter, Roosevelt's take Shara. Jameson gets the steal, takes it coast-to-coast for the land Roosevelt led by 19 at the half 3rd quarter, now same story to Shiro. Jameson connects from long distance, puts the Roosevelt up by 25, then in the fourth quarter, Kiana armbrister knocks down a three of her own as a Roosevelt goes on to 148 to 24 armed versa, with 25 points and 15 boards.

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As the Roosevelt wins back-to-back titles, then it's the boys turn undefeated Milton Bulldogs hosting the McCormick's Panthers. This shaped up to be a good one, 1st quarter as Mildred Bulldogs off to a good start. As that's Jonathan, Charles corn inside off the inbound pass. Mccormick comes right back, however, Byron tippin's splits, the defense for two cuts, the lead down to one 2nd quarter, Kyle Gale buries the trifecta.

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The top of the key puts his team up by 2 then laid around the first half it's Gail again this time with a corner three and a toe run to end the half for the mildred was an 8 to 1 run actually as they led by 6 third quarter, david bala nia school home that one he gets the Panthers within one. Then, in the fourth quarter, it's Mildred Rashad Way splitting the defense for two as Mildred goes up by six and the three minutes left McCormick not going away.

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Steven Rodriguez gets the putback and the foul gets his team within four now 13 seconds left McCormick down by a three it's Rodriguez again off the inbounds pass gets his team within one. His teammate Coleman would knock down a free throw so we're tied up at 38 6 seconds left to go Rodriguez again inside scores for mcCormick 1.5 seconds left as McCormick wins in a thriller 40 to 38, to win the boys, 2018 middle school's basketball championship what a game to cap off the night!

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Congratulations to the Roosevelt and the mcCormick for winning their respective city championships. Now, after seeing what the future may hold in Boston basketball on Tuesday sort of going-away party was held on Wednesday at Brighton high school, because a former Bengals basketball player is now headed to the Big Apple Tyrone Perry signed his national letter of intent to play at Division 1 Fordham University on Wednesday, so I was a four-year starter at Brighton, reaching the 1,000 point plateau at the beginning of his senior season. The standout forward helped the Bengals win.

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Both the city and Division 2 state championship in 2017, including a 32 point performance in the sectional finals. I spent last season at Woodstock Academy, where he shined as their starting shooting guard and Wednesday was an emotional milestone for Ty. His coach and his family.

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Tyrone has been through a lot, he has had a lot of nose and he has. He has heard that he wasn't good enough just because well today, I say he is good enough.

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Just what I'd like to go to the new one, so our goal was was to help my mom. Oh.

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That's even better and ultimately, if we can get to the top level, which is a Division one level, that really gives a lot of credibility to what we say were about and what we try to do for our young folks. What makes time different both food and off the court was he had that act that competitive nature that he wanted to outdo davon Edwards. He wanted to be better than Willie James and Nick Simpson and Marco, Rica and Jason, and even guys like Isaiah, is liked.

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I wanted I'll do them, and so because he had them as the example and as his fuel to add to its fuel for success. This is why tie is made it to a Division one program: that's in a phenomenal school as well. He graduates with a degree from University, Network and connections.

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Folks, if I tried to get in to Fordham with my high school grades, they'd probably laughed me out the door and probably out of New York. So congratulations ty! That's a great school man! Folks, that's gonna! Do it for sports this week make sure you check right back here next week for more on Boston neighborhood sports.