Super 64.

Big City. Loud talent. Quiet opportunities.

By Aryn McClure, Globally Known

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New York City. The Mecca. Super 64 is bringing together the top 64 girls across the tri state area to showcase their IQ, skill level, and raw talent in front of Division I, II and III college coaches. The showcase is set for Saturday, May 24th at Harry S. Truman Highschool located at 750 Baychester Ave, Bronx, NY. 

In a city where talent is everywhere but visibility is limited, the game often gets lost in the noise of the jungle. This showcase doesn’t just highlight players from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut - it creates a stage for athletes who have been overlooked, under seen, or simply under recruited to finally get evaluated in real time.

Photo (via NYG Hoops)

It’s more than exposure. It’s alignment. Coaches in one gym. Athletes in one place. Moments that usually get missed - now amplified.

In New York, talent is never the question. The opportunity to be seen is.

“Joe Fenelon, I’ve been in this game for 20+ years, and this roster is one of the most talented we’ve had in a very long time.” - Founder of Super 64 and NYG Hoops.

While the roster hasn’t officially been released, expect to see notable names like Josephine Pinnock (Class of 2028), who already holds offers from Siena, Hofstra, and Ohio State, and Arielle Lopez (Class of 2027), who recently received an offer from Quinnipiac.

A mix of rising prospects, early recruiters, and under the radar talent - all converging on one stage in New York City.