Heart of the City | Seattle: 3A State Champs Garfield HS Bulldogs Team Practice [Bonus 4]

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Just because people outside of Seattle and the state of WA may not be paying attention to the basketball scene, doesn't mean there isn't one. The city has a long history of producing some of the most elite talent in the country. One of Seattle's most prominent high schools for basketball is Garfield HS. Garfield produced Brandon Roy has been a one of the top 2 teams in the state for the over 2 decades years. During his trip to Pacific Northwest, Devin checked out the Garfield Bulldogs during a team practice for the playoffs. Now, they're the 2014-15 state champions.
Seattle, WA has always been known to have a basketball brotherhood, where NBA players like Jamal Crawford and Brandon Roy mentor up & coming talent. But how did this "brotherhood" start? Devin Williams (Shift Team HQ) goes up to the Pacific Northwest to learn more about this tight knit town.
Make sure to check out “Heart of the City | Seattle” on Sunday, August 16th.
“Heart of the City” is a documentary web series that tells the story of 6 North American cities through the lens of basketball. Each episode focuses on a different city and throws the viewer into the middle of the hoops scene. Every journey needs a guide and ours is Devin Williams of Shift Team HQ. Devin is a trainer, a former player, and a student of the game.
Throughout the series, Devin watches up-and-coming local players try to become the city’s best and spends time in the gym with top trainers and coaches.
But that’s not it... We also dive deeper into the day-to-day lives of the characters who define the game in their city. We see what their lives look like. Where they come from. Where they’re going. What drives them. It’s a ground-level, slice of life approach that, at the end of an episode, is both a pulse-taking of each city’s basketball culture, but also a portrait of that city itself.
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CREDITS:
- Executive Producer: AJ Chan
- Creative Director: Clayton Worfolk
- Producer: Jonel Seon
- Host: Devin Williams
- Editor: Matt Green
- Videographer: Jason Lao
- Music: "Dusty" by Lab Specialist
SPECIAL THANKS:
- Brandon Roy
- Chris Hyppa, Chris Hyppa Basketball
- Dan Finkley, Seattle Style
- Daryll Hennings, Seattle Rotary Style
- Ed Haskins, Garfield HS Basketball Team
- Garfield High School
- Jashaun Agosto, Garfield HS Basketball Team

[@slater1ist]

this is one of the hardest state conferences in the state of Washington.

[@7jaysomessiahson555]

This is motivational

[@ObtecularPk]

you better show up a clip of a game

[@Abouunds]

we talkin bout pratice?

[@daliborjovanovic9488]

when is coming out full episode?

[@superBboy619]

When is the part 2 for the Back To Zero?

[@JamesSalomon947]

please get some footage of that game

[@vincesitu7806]

jaushan agosto

[@RenderingPixels]

wasn't number 1 that jay Sean kid

[@2Ksorcerer111]

RenderingPixels i think jayshawn augusto?

[@jackyellow]

2Ksorcerer111 ya

[@justinnn3143]

what about an update on everything

[@mahlz24]

Agosto

[@KingKel37]

ayeee

[@Lucky7cab]

10000 hours or wut

[@slater1ist]

hahahaa even the benchers can shoot! dammmm

[@driftteamhq]

what about Rainer beach ??

[@slater1ist]

+Drift Team yeah...I mean the Beach aint nothing to sleep on here. Nobody wants to put the Bulldogs vs. beach Championship game (2015) on here either. I wanna see that!!!!!

[@donovanwijngaarden5743]

Jayshawn Agosto

[@daltonliesse8493]

*Jashaun Agosto

[@ButterBeaverSTAN]

Call me when it's 6A

[@ZoikPhenom]

Is it me or does #10 look like a grown ass man?

[@nouahlevi]

+Kevinnnnn!! most student atheletes look more grown up than the average kid because of exercising and weight training which stimulates testosterone and make them look older than they are.

[@gabesampson]

Noice