Bella Vista Prep vs. ISA at Andrews Osborne at Flyin’

Bella Vista Prep (Ariz.) senior Terry Armstrong scored 30 points and became an instant fan favorite with frequent dunks in a 95-64 hammering of ISA at Andrews Osborne during the 17th annual Premier Health Flyin’ to the Hoop at Trent Arena on Sunday.

A 6-7 senior wing, Armstrong pummeled ISA with an assortment of what seemed like double-digit jams. That’s what University of Arizona coach Sean Miller is counting on from Armstrong, who signed with the Wildcats.

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ISA (International Sports Academy) is a 300-acre campus in Willoughby near Cleveland that specializes in sports training. Canadian Keon Ambrose, a 6-8 junior, had 25 points. He and 6-11 sophomore Charles Bediako, another Canadian, have made unofficial visits to Ohio State.

Besides Armstrong, Bella Vista’s lineup is loaded with 6-7 junior Addison Patterson (18 points), 6-11 senior Jimmy Bell and 7-1 senior Rick Issanza, all who own multiple D-I offers. A key reserve for the Scottsdale program is junior guard Jeron Artest, the son of former NBA standout Metta World Peace, formerly known as Ron Artest.

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Bella Vista also has the recent addition of guard Zion Harmon. According to the Louisville Courier Journal, the 5-9 sophomore was ruled ineligible by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association after a second transfer to Marshall County. He’ll remain a student there and play with Bella Vista on weekends. Harmon, considered the nation’s top guard prospect for the Class of 2021, hit four 3-pointers and scored 17 points.