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December 5, 2017 — We are pleased to announce that DMVSTREAM.COM will once again be teaming up with The Washington Post and AllMetSports to bring high school basketball fans in the DMV area another season of “Top Plays,” a weekly top-10 style high school basketball show, for a sixth straight year.
Every week, host B.J. Koubaroulis will bring fans the best high school basketball plays that the DMV has to offer, including dunks, blocks, buzzer-beaters and the bizarre in a studio style presentation that encourages viewers to submit content from games across the area.
You can catch the show every Monday at AllMetSports.com.
“Heading into our sixth season, we are continuously encouraged by the participation of players, parents, coaches and fans,” said B.J. Koubaroulis. “We are committed to continuing to bring this style of show to our fans who have continued to embrace it.”
The show combines video captured by DMVSTREAM.COM sports videographers, employed by DMVSTREAM.COM’s parent company — Synthesis Multimedia — as well as video captured and submitted by parents, coaches, fans and players across the area.
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Fans can also submit top plays by tweeting B.J. Koubaroulis (@bjkoub) their video nomination and using the hashtag: #allmets.
Nominations must be submitted by Sundays at noon.