Iman and Jihan Qamhiyeh, 15‑year‑old fraternal twins from Clovis, California, have already amassed six Division I scholarship offers before stepping onto a high school varsity floor.
Standing 6‑foot‑1, the siblings have spent years navigating the travel circuit, logging two‑hour workouts twice a day, and honing a chemistry that coaches describe as a ‘package deal.’
A Dual Threat on the Court
Next fall they will enroll at Buchanan High School, where they are expected to immediately contribute to the varsity basketball program, a prospect that has local fans buzzing.
‘We’re better together,’ Jihan says, echoing a sentiment that frames their competitive edge as a collaborative force rather than individual star power.
Their rise underscores a broader trend of early recruitment, where elite talent is identified and courted well before the traditional senior year, reshaping the high school basketball recruiting landscape.