Scottie Lewis

Former Ranney star Scottie Lewis took the next step in his basketball journey Thursday, when the Charlotte Hornets drafted in in the second round of the NBA Draft.

Former Ranney star Scottie Lewis is leaving Florida to enter the NBA Draft.

Scottie Lewis scored 15 points off the bench in his NCAA Tournament debut to help Florida top Virginia Tech in overtime.

The NCAA Tournament is littered with talent from New Jersey and so many of the Garden State's finest passed through the Shore during their high school careers. A look back at their high school days.

Whether basketball or activism, Scottie Lewis is not afraid to embrace a project. His latest is his most challenging and important yet.

Former Ranney star Scottie Lewis finished his freshman season at Florida strong but will not enter the NBA Draft, instead returning to Gainesville for his sophomore season in 2020-21.

For four years, any discussion of Ranney boys basketball began with two names: Antoine and Lewis. The end of Ranney's historic season also ends with Antoine and Lewis as the SSN Players of the Year.

Scottie Lewis and Ahmadu Sarnor represented the No. 1 team in N.J. on Thursday in Toms River - Lewis as the four-time Slam Dunk Champion and Sarnor as the 2019 Senior All-Star Game MVP.

Ranney outlasted Bergen Catholic Sunday to become the first Shore Conference team to ever win the Tournament of Champions.

Ranney's four-year run will come to an end Sunday against Bergen Catholic and the outcome of that game, one way or the other, will stamp the legacy of its memorable senior class.

Ranney endured a struggle on the offensive end, but the Panthers defense overwhelmed Moorestown to earn a spot in Sunday's Tournament of Champions Final vs. Bergen Catholic.

Six challengers will attempt to dethrone three-time defending champion Scottie Lewis in the I'm Possible Slam Dunk Contest on March 21 in Toms River.