South Carolina Writers | Prep Girls Hoops

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Bret Swanson

Bret oversees the Prep Girls Hoops South Carolina website. He currently runs the Prep Hoops / South Carolina Boys website and oversees his own basketball scouting service. He is currently in his 23rd year as a NCAA Compliant Scouting Service on the men's side. Swanny's Roundball Review has college subscribers at all levels. Bret oversees the Prep Girls Hoops South Carolina website. He currently runs the Prep Hoops / South Carolina Boys website and oversees his own basketball scouting service. He is currently in his 23rd year as a NCAA Compliant Scouting Service on the men's side. Swanny's Roundball Review has college subscribers at all levels. This spring Swanny's Roundball Review also launched a Girls NCAA Compliant Basketball Scouting Service. Expect just as much coverage on the girl's side as the boy's side. One man band – honest work and evals on the kids. Bret lives down on the Grand Strand in the Pawleys Island area. Feel free to contact me anytime via email – bret53511@yahoo.com

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Akiem Bailum

Akiem's sportswriting journey began in 2012 when he wrote for The Signal, the student newspaper at Georgia State University. He was sports editor the year GSU made the NCAA tournament and when R.J. Hunter (and his father/coach Ron) became household names throughout sports. Akiem's sportswriting journey began in 2012 when he wrote for The Signal, the student newspaper at Georgia State University. He was sports editor the year GSU made the NCAA tournament and when R.J. Hunter (and his father/coach Ron) became household names throughout sports. Since then, he has worked in North Carolina, Georgia, Connecticut and Kentucky including covering the 2018 Coca-Cola 600 for the Independent Tribune and assisting in coverage of the 2019 Kentucky Derby for the Courier Journal in Louisville. Akiem has also written extensively about the WNBA for BeyondTheW.com where he has, among other things, covered the 2018 All-Star Game in Minnesota and correctly predicted the site of the following year's All-Star events which was Las Vegas. He has also written about other WNBA-related topics including the Seattle Storm's arena situation and the New York Liberty's ownership transition.