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Anyone's Game

Watch the best basketball team you've never heard of try to win it all on Anyone's Game

Follow Canada's top high school basketball program as they fight for hardwood glory, debuting this fall on CBC and CBC Gem

Follow Canada's top high school basketball program as they fight for hardwood glory

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Orangeville's freshman phenom Jalik Dunkley-Distant throws down a dunk during warm-ups. (CBC)

Orangeville Prep — located in Orangville, Ont., roughly 90 minutes north of Toronto — was founded in 2010 to give Canada's top teenage basketball stars an alternative to finishing their high school careers in the U.S. And they've succeeded. So far, a remarkable seven former Orangeville players have gone on to play in the NBA.

Orangeville's star forward Matthew Alexander-Moncrieffe flexes his muscles. (Athlete Institute/Reuben Polansky-Shapiro)
Orangeville's veteran guard Shemar Rathan-Mayes during a scrimmage. (CBC)

Anyone's Game follows the team through the 2019-20 season as they try to win The Grind Session, a prestigious U.S.-based prep school tournament where they are the lone Canadian team.  

Orangeville big man Kyler Filewich shoots a free throw during a game. (CBC)
Orangeville head coach Tony McIntyre (centre) gives instructions to his squad. (CBC)

Anyone's Game debuts Jan.15, 2021 on CBC and CBC Gem