2 days until MaxPreps Holiday Classic: 2 courts streamed live on The Cube

By Mitch Stephens Dec 24, 2015, 12:00am

Each day at beautiful Rancho Mirage High School in Palm Springs, two gyms will be streamed live to show one of the nation's top basketball tournaments.

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — It's two days until the MaxPreps Holiday Classic and we present not one but two daily streams each day from one of the nation's top basketball tournaments.

The Cube will stream games live each day from the two gyms at beautiful Rancho Mirage (Calif.) High in the 117-team, 11-division tournament, which runs Dec. 26-30.

See entire Cube schedule here

The 16-team Open Division will run largely at Rancho Mirage, as will the slam dunk contest, which takes place Monday and the 3-point finals which occur during semifinal play on Tuesday.



Photos by MaxPreps Photographers/Graphic by Social Recluse Graphx
The Open Division finals are slated for 9 p.m. Dec. 30. The very first game, in fact, features the host school Rancho Mirage (8-0), which takes on Laguna Hills (Calif.).

See MaxPreps Holiday Classic landing page

All of it will be streamed on the Cube, which has logged more than 150,000 events, 100,000 hours of video and shot more than 10,000 schools worldwide.

See MPHC Open Division bracket

Among the teams The Cube will capture all four days of the event is Chino Hills (Calif.), the No. 1 team in the country after the Huskies captured the prestigious City of Palms Classic on Wednesday.

Lonzo Ball, a 6-foot-6 point guard from Chino Hills, is among the 24 top players in the tournament that The Cube will no doubt be centering upon.



List of participating teams

Here are the elite 12 players from the classes of 2016 and 2017, according to 247Sports and other recruiting sources. 

Schnider Herard, Prestonwood Christian
Schnider Herard, Prestonwood Christian
Photo by Jann Hendry
Class of 2016

1. Malik Monk, 6-6, G, Bentonville (Ark.)/ No. 5 247Sports (Kentucky)

2. Lonzo Ball, 6-6, G, Chino Hills (Calif.) | No. 7 247Sports Composite (UCLA)

3. Schnider Herard, 6-10, C, Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas) | No. 43 247Sports Composite (Mississippi State)

4. Zach Collins, 6-10, F/C, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) | No. 64 247Sports Composite (Gonzaga)



5. Jonah Mathews, 6-2, G, Santa Monica (Calif.) | No. 78 247Sports Composite (USC)

6. Oscar Frayer, 6-6, G/F, Moreau Catholic (Hayward, Calif.) | No. 141 247Sports Composite

7. Jordan Ford, 6-0, G, Folsom (Calif.) | No. 165 247Sports Composite (St. Mary's)

8. Leland Green, 6-2, G, Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.) | No. 212 247Sports Composite

9. Travis Bianco, 6-3, G, St. Petersburg (Fla.)

10. Shacquille Dawkins, 5-9, G, Alemany (Mission Hills, Calif.)



11. Tiegen Jones, 6-1, G, Capital Christian (Sacramento, Calif.)

12. Brandon Lawrence, 6-3 G, Moreau Catholic, (Fresno State)

Class of 2017

1. James (M.J.) Walker, Jr. 6-5, G, Jonesboro (Ga.) | No. 25 247Sports Composite

2. Chuck O'Bannon Jr., 6-4, G, Bishop Gorman | No. 37 247Sports Composite

3. Jordan Poole, 6-3, G, King (Milwaukee) | No. 92 247Sports CompositE



4. LiAngelo Ball, 6-5, G, Chino Hills | No. 150 247Sports Composite (UCLA)

5. Darius Banks, 6-4, G, St. Petersburg | No. 176 247Sports Composite

6. Jalen Harris, 6-1, G, Windward (Los Angeles) | No. 187 247Sports Composite

7. Damari Milstead, 6-2, G, Moreau Catholic | No. 108 247Sports Composite

8. Aaron Nettles, 5-11, G, Seattle Prep

9. Kaden Rasheed, 6-1, G, Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.)



10. Elizjah Scott, 6-4, G, Chino Hills

11. Collin Welp, 6-8, F, Seattle Prep

12. Ryse Williams, 6-3, G, Redondo Union