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The Legacy of Virginia Elite Alumni goes far beyond the hardwood. Since the inception of the program, players have not only made an impact on the college level but many of them have achieved extraordinary accomplishments in high school.Established in 2008 the mission was to create a elite basketball program that identified, developed and mature student-athletes to complete on a national level. Based in Northern Virginia (Suburbs of Washington, D.C.) Virginia Elite has exceeded expectations of providing players an opportunity to complete in high level youth and high school national grassroots events, with these opportunities many of the players received opportunities to further their athletic and academic careers beyond high school.
Our consistent history of providing college level players started from the inception of the program to the current list of players. Many of these young men have performed on the national collegiate stage playing on national televised games to playing in many notable collegiate NCAA tournaments.
| 2025 VIRGINIA ELITE 17U UA NEXT July 31, 2024 - As the final AAU season game approached, both the team and players were filled with a mix of emotions and expectations for what lies ahead. With an impressive UA Next record of 10-3, the team has proven themselves to be one of the top teams in the UAA. As a result, several players have received college scholarship offers, a testament to their hard work and dedication on the court. This final game is not only a chance for the team to showcase their skills one last time, but also a stepping stone towards a promising future for these talented players. |
August 7, 2023 - After a stellar career at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) of the MEAC conference Virginia Elite Alumni Kevon Voyles will continue his academic and athletic career at Marshall University of the Sun Belt Conference. |
September 2, 2024 - After a stellar career at the Marshall University, Voyles signed with BC Rustavi, Georgia. |
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Aljandro Ford College: Air Force |
Lucas Scroggins College: Valparaiso |
Marcel Gardner College: UMBC |
Darryl Holloway College: Belmont Abby |
Churchill Bounds College: Wagner |
Kevon Voyles College: Marshall University |
Devin Walker College: Newman University |
Arkeese Claiborne College: Eastern University |
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Malachi Poindexter Illinois State University |
Bradley Hardin Rose-Hulman College |
Churchill Bounds Wagner / University of Central Arkansas |
Jaylan Cole-Williams Duquesne University |
Lysander Rehnstrom Naval Academy |
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Arkeese Claiborne Eastern University |
Josh Perea St. Thomas University |
Patrick Strite Hamden Sydney College |
Zion Hansberry Christopher Newport University |
Domantas Sakickas Hawaii Pacific University |
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Jarrett Hunter Howard University (Football) |
Tyland Crawford Notre Dame College |
Tyler Lloyd University of Virginia Wise |
Julian Hansberry Eastern Mennonite University |
Jaylan Glasgow Lancaster Bible College |
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Max Wilson San Diego State University |
Jerome Scott West Virginia Wesleyan University |
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Virginia Academy TLAP Academy, Florida Duquesne University Class of 2017Liam Harrington Christopher Newport University Christopher Smalls Hood College Nick AlbertJuniata College (PA) Marcus Cherry Morehouse College (Student) Grant Golden, Richmond
2014, Cameron Jackson, Wofford
* Named First Team All-SoCon * First Team All-SoCon Tournament * SoCon's December Player of the Month * 2017-18 SoCon Tournament Second Team * 49th member of the 1,000-point club, * Finished 19th on Wofford's all-time scoring list with 1,399 points 2017-18 SoCon Second Team All-Conference SoCon Player of the Week (Week Seven, Jan. 2, 2018) Lute Olson Award National Player of the Week recipient (Dec. 25, 2017) 2017-18 Preseason All-SoCo Named Second Team SoCon All-Conference ... Averaged 12.0 points and 5.9 rebounds in 23.2 minutes per game ... Was named the Lute Olson National Player of the Week and the SoCon Player of the Week, had 12 points, eight rebounds, three blocks and two steals at UNCG ... Second Team All-Tournament, scored 22 points and added nine rebounds 2014, Will Gregortis Will and Tom Gregortis was the second brother combination (Enechionya) to play and advance their career onto the college hardwood. The 6-Foot-8 F Will Gregortis (Lake Braddock High School, Burke, VA) was a key contributor to the team with Cameron Smith, Paul Rowley, Cameron Jackson, C.J. Hill, Sam Berlin and A.J. Carr. Will maintained a level of intensity that was always dependable against some now NBA players. University of Sciences, Philadelphia, PA 2016-17 All-CACC Second Team 2017-18 All-CACC Third Team 2017-18 USciences Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2017-18 All CoBL Third Team 2x NABC Honors Court (2016-17-2017-18) 2018 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team 2016-17 CACC All-Academic Team Philadelphia Area Small College Coaches Association's Sam Cozen Player of the Week (1/8/17) 4x Dean's List Honors One 4.0 GPA Semester 2014, Jamison Glover
William and Mary 2017-18 Awards full athletic scholarship, Graduated with honors 2016-17 Shared the team’s Kraze Award with Paul Rowley for his ability to inspire his teammates … The award is given in honor of former Tribe team captain John Kratzer, who received the inaugural United States Basketball Writers Association Most Courageous Athlete award, and recognizes the player who inspires his teammates 2015-16 Joined the team as a walk-on, appeared in five games, averaging 2.8 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. Scored W&M’s 100th point on a lay-up in the closing seconds against Hofstra. |
Class of 2016
James Butler, Drexel
Class of 2015Eliet Donley Chaminade University, Honolulu, Hawaii Omar Alston Christian HansenEastern Mennonite University Khiorie StewartMary Washington University Wynn Miller Franklin and Marshall College Zach Harrell Roanoke College Jeremiah Curtis Morgan State University Chris Oats Shenandoah University 2014, Paul Rowley, William & Mary
Class of 2014
Graduate Honor Student Brandon Chauca University of California Sam Berlin High Point University Will Gregortis University of the Sciences Graduate Honor Student A.J. Carr Graduate Honor Student Obi Enechionya Graduate Honor Student Dorian Johnson Barton College Tony Richardson California University of Pennsylvania Khiorie Stewart Mary Washington University Jamison Glover Graduate Honor Student Class of 2013Charles C.J. Hill Northeastern University Louisburg Junior College JUCO Selected 1st Team All-American Tony Richardson California University of Pennsylvania Brian Kelly Bowie State University Justin Hampton Christopher Newport University NCAA Elite 8 Darren Hawkins Saint Vincent College Classes 2010 - 2012Nik Brown UNC - Greensboro Dominique Major St Francis University Antonio Butler Slippery Rock University Stephane Manga Seton Hall University Kevin McGaughey James Madison University Marcellous Holley Mary Washington University Rashad Gadson St Johns Northwestern Military Academy |
Jaylan Cole-Williams, Virginia Academy
2018-19 Team Completed season AP Ranked #18 
Awards
A four-year letter winner at Lake Braddock, where he averaged 27.5 points per game as a senior, the most in the All-Met area
Cameron Smith 
Virginia Elite serves all parts of Northern Virginia, Washington, D.C., Maryland and West Virginia. The premier AAU Grassroots Basketball program in Northern Virginia. Established in 2008 Virginia Elite has maintain a level of excellence that has resulted in many players playing at the highest level of high school and collegiate basketball.