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Ed Fenzi '17 Recruiting Profile
ClubGamepoint CA
Height6'0"
Weight165lbs
Age25
Primary PositionPoint Guard
Secondary PositionShooting Guard
Dominant HandRight
Points/Game18
Assists/Game5
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2014 Highlights
2013-14 HighlightsPersonal Statement
My name is Ed Fenzi, I attend Mission Hills High School in San Marcos. Words can't describe how much I love the game of Basketball. I have given most of my life to the game in order to make my dreams come true. My dream is to make it to the NBA, but before that, i need to get to college. I just need a chance, hope you can help Coach!
Athletics
High School Information
- Years w/ Varsity
- 1 year
- 2014 Varsity Team
- Jersey: #1
Individual Awards
- 2nd Team All-Area
Club Information
- Seasons of Club Experience
- 1 season
- 2015 Gamepoint CA (16U)
- Top 20 in the Nation 16U
Coach References
- Athletic Director
- Angus Kennedy
- Club Director
- Charlie Mercado
- Travel / Club Coach
- Anthony Bolton
- High School Head Coach
- Tom Tarantino - Head Coach for Freshmen year
Events
- Camp/Event
- Asics Classics
- 7/15/15 to 7/19/15
- runner up
- Camp/Event
- Pangos Spring Spectacular
- 4/17/15 to 4/19/15
- 16u Champions
- Camp/Event
- Jarred Dudley Camp of Opportunity Invitational
- 6/23/14 to 6/25/14
- Clippers’ Chris Paul shares life experiences with area kids By Aaron Burgin Jun 24, 2014 • 2,093 views • 0 comments Clippers’ Chris Paul shares life experiences with area kids Los Angeles Clppers star Chris Paul talks to area kids about life and basketball during the Jared Dudley Camp of Opportunity on Monday. Photo by Aaron Burgin REGION — A 6-foot-tall man clad in Jordan-brand apparel stood in the center of Alliant International University on Monday afternoon. If you weren’t an NBA fan, you might wonder why a man of such modest stature commanded the attention of the 100 or so young basketball players seated at his feet, hanging on his every word. That man was seven-time NBA All Star point guard Chris Paul of the Los Angeles Clippers. Paul, 29, was a guest speaker at the Jared Dudley Camp of Opportunity, a local camp for elite players hosted by Jared Dudley, Paul’s Clippers teammate and a former San Diego Section player of the year at Horizon High School. Dudley’s camp, in its second year, attracts top middle school and high-school players from across San Diego — including a number from North County — who participate in skill drills and competitive games. It also included several NBA guests, including Phoenix Suns forward P.J. Tucker. Dudley created the camp to give San Diego basketball players the opportunity to showcase their talents, while also learning from professional basketball player what it requires to play basketball at its highest levels. But the highlight of the camp was Paul, one of the NBA’s biggest superstars, who imparted pearls of advice for the pubescent ears, including respecting the game and its teachers, continuing to pursue your dreams despite not having early success (Paul didn’t start play or start on his varsity team until his junior year in high school) being a selfless player and preparing for life beyond basketball. “If I play another seven years in the league, I will have played 17 years…I’ll be 36,” Paul said. “I’ll have a lot of life to live. As they say, that ball is gonna stop bouncing, so you gotta have something to fall back on.” Paul’ words resonated with Edoardo Fenzi, a 15-year-old who just finished his freshman year at Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad. Fenzi, a point guard for the Warriors, said he learned both how to be a better point guard and how to plan in case his hoop dreams die. “It was a great experience having Chris Paul there, he knows how to lead his team,” Fenzi said. “A point guard should be the loudest player on the court, and he is. “But I also learned that basketball I just a game and we need to have that back-up plan in case our dreams don’t come true,” said Fenzi, whose goal is to play basketball professionally. “I learned that you have to work as hard as you can on your game and make sure that you are the best player you know you can be, but choose a job and a career goal in addition to basketball.”
- Camp/Event
- Pangos Spring Spectacular
- 4/25/14 to 4/27/14
- Gamepoint 15u Back - Champions
- Camp/Event
- Pangos camp
- 8/06/13 to 7/07/14
- One of camps brightest stars
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Academic Accomplishments
Are you in honor classes?
Yes. world history 10Are you in AP/IB classes?
NoRegistered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
NoAwards and Activities
- Awards5/13/2013 Activity Spring Basketball 9/18/2013 Activity 109 - Basketball-Var - letter/insert 5/19/2014 MTH - EOY Academic Awd-Math - Academic Achievement Math Certificate
- ActivitiesHelps teaching and leading children of age of first born up to 5th grades in church and in Community Activities sports and caring program for families.
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