The DIBIA basketball team is returning to Bermuda for a Spring Skills Clinic at Warwick Academy. The camp, which is sponsored by the Bermuda Sun, aims to improve mental toughness, speed, agility, basketball IQ and leadership skills. Open to boys and girls aged eight to 18 years old, the clinic takes place April 7-9 and costs $80 per person. The sessions take place from 9am-12pm...
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CJ Okpalobi signs with Nicholls State By: Akilah Laster Chuka Okpalobi Jr. (CJ), the first to represent Team Dibia Football, recently signed with Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana. It was a celebratory moment for the Dibia athletic family, but a true mark of the legacy that CJ hopes to continue. A New Orleans native, but displaced to Baton Rouge after Hurricane Katrina, CJ has...
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Sam Singer’s Road to Pac-12 By Akilah Laster Sam Singer, one of Miami’s top basketball prospects from one of its most elite academic schools will be attending one of the country’s top public universities. It makes sense, but it was not given, it was definitely earned. The academic prestige of Ransom Everglades would likely have prepared Sam for the challenging curriculum at the University of...
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Belen Jesuit’s Mike Fernandez Faithfully Prepared for Rivalry Game Against Columbus By: Akilah Laster Dibia athlete and Belen Jesuit senior guard, Mike Fernandez, is in an exciting time in is his athletic life. Through diligence and perseverance he will be one step closer to realizing his dreams on signing day as he joins Cornell University’s elite basketball squad and academic institution. With his signing, he...
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As I scroll through the pictures and watch the videos from both the November and December Dibia Holiday Skills Clinic, I am overjoyed to see that so many kids dedicated themselves to enhancing their basketball skills in Miami. I am especially happy to see some of our athletes from the summer Elite Skills Camp return for both Holiday clinics and happy to see how their skills...
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Sam Singer has put up impressive scoring numbers on the basketball court the past two seasons at Ransom Everglades. His efforts have made him one of the highest-recruited shooting guards in the country. Singer chose his college destination Tuesday when he committed to the University of California. Singer, a 6-5 shooting guard, is ranked No. 45 nationally among prospects at his position by ESPN.
