"News Flash" 

George Mason Men's Basketball Signs Arledge to Nationa Letter-of-Intent

" 2009-10 Kima Hawks finish season ranked #16 in country by HoopUSA"

Kima High school in House of Hoops event.

2009 Top 100 camp Links

Devin Martin 3 point contest
Top 100 camp Kima honorees

Eugene McCrory attending Kima

"Jonathan Arledge commits to Division 1 George Mason University on September 23rd"

"Patriots land Arledge"

"2006 Graduate Erick Peguero sign a letter of intent on August 5, 2009 to attend Division 1 Tennessee State University.

Jonathan Arledge no longer a secret

Digital Sports coverage of Rock Championship game

DC Sportsfan coverage of Rock Championship game

Kima defeated in championship by powerhouse Dematha at Rock League

Kima vs McNamara highlights

Kima vs Dematha stage set for 2009 Rock Summer League Championship

Rock Summer League Coverage


Click here Jonathan Arledge on Recruiter

Click here for Kruel Classic Pics

Click here Jonathan Arledge on ESPN 

Hawks make semifinals at the Rock, click here for story

Devin Martin, Jonathan Arledge and Kareem Storey make 2009 Rock Summer League Allstar Team. "Go Hawks"

College Scouts interested in several Kima Players
Jonathan Arledge-George Mason, Siena University, Providence, Fairfield, GW, Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, Northeastern, James Madison, Xavier, Georgetown, Boston College, VCU, Elon, Rice, Oregon State, Vermont, Niagara, Stanford, Virginia, Drexel, Radford, Vanderbilt, SMU,Drexell,Temple,Siena, St.Johns, Vermont, Minnesota and Tulane, Memphis, USC. 
Devin Martin-George Mason, Cheney State, Belmont and Abbey, Virginia State, Goucher, Randolph and Macon, St. Marys, McDaniel and Frostburg State, Bowie State
Vince Roux-Belmont and Abbey, Virginia State, Randolph and Macon, Frostburg State, Goucher and Penn State-Fayette.
Jada Johnson-Pace, Goucher, Penn State-Fayette and Frostburg State,Chesapeake Community College.
Phillip Harrington-Pace, Goucher, Penn State-Fayette, Frostburg State,Cheney State, St. Marys, Stevenson, McDaniel College, Randolph Macon and Columbia Union, West Virginia Wesleyan, East Mennonite University, St. Mary's College
Kareem Storey-Pace, Cheney State, Belmont and Abbey, Virginia State, Northeastern, George Mason, Elon, Niagara, VCU, Temple, Tennesse State and Columbia Union, Bowie State.
Eugene McCrory-Morehead State, Jacksonsville University, Georgetown, Northeastern, George Mason, Fairfield, Niagara, Temple and James Madison, Mt. Olive College, Drexell, Boston College.
Jawan Newman-Tennessee State, Belmont Abbey and Columbia Union and UMBC, VCU.
Lamont Macey Jr.- Chesapeake Community College, Penn State-Fayette, Frostburg State and Southern Maryland Community College.
         
                 Kima High School recognized by Mayor
Kima High School was recently recognize by DC Mayor Anthony Williams for academic excellence, for this the Mayor gave the school fifty thousand dollars ($50,000). Also recently it was reported by the Washington Post that Kima High School, who is currently overseen by DC Board of Education. Report stated that students at Kima are making adequate yearly progress in math and reading, this assessment is done yearly in April. "Go Hawks" and keep up the good work. 

                                 Arledge nominated to All Met Team
Hawk's Jonathan Arledge was nominated as honorable mention All Met by Washington Post Writers. Arledge made history by being the first DC Public Charter Student to ever be considered for the All Met team. Arledge also participated in the Capitol Hoops All Star game, click here for details. Additionally, the Kima Hawk Varsity Basketball team received media attention from area writers, the Hawks is the only team this year to defeat four (4) teams in the Washington Post writers top twenty (20) poll. The Hawks defeated Ballou (DCIAA Champs), National Christian Academy, Hylton and Gwyn Park. Coach Brown, said "this was indeed a major accomplishment and honor for our program."

                 Hawks advance at 2009 Rock League
Hawks advance to final at the Rock. The Hawks defeated McNamara of the WCAC on a last second shot by Senior guard Jada Johnson. Johnson confident called out his own play and scored on a drive to the hoop to lead Kima to one of its biggest wins in school history. The Hawks will take on powerhouse Dematha tomorrow for the Rock League Championship being held at High Point High School. The game is scheduled to start at 7pm.