LaMelo Ball returns to high school at the Ultra Elite Private Academy

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LaMelo BallThe professional career of Hoops takes a break … because the youngest of the brothers Ball is back to basketball after being accepted into a super exclusive preparatory school.

Ball has just announced that he will be enrolling at the Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio, a school equipped with state-of-the-art facilities also used to train the company. American Olympic team.

We know what you think – according to Jake Weingarten, Melo was never paid during his time as a professional, so he never lost his eligibility … apparently, this allows Ball to prepare from November 13th.

Theoretically, his eligibility to college could still be at stake.

Melo will team up with his colleague H.S. Hoops sensation, 7 "7" Robert Bobroczky … whose highlights have become viral for obvious reasons.

It was a controversial gesture for LaVar Ball to send his children to Lithuania play the professional ball earlier this year … and with Melo's return to high school, this experience is officially over.

Melo later played in LaVar League of the Junior Basketball Association last summer … and totally dominated the competition.

"I thank my father for the JBA experience and his participation abroad," LaMelo said of his move. "I have been accepted to attend the Spire Prep Academy in Geneva, Ohio, where I am looking forward to getting my high school diploma and winning with my new team!"

LaMelo's father also seems to be cool with the move … saying: "My youngest son, Melo, decided to finish his first year of high school at the Spire Prep Academy in Geneva, Ohio," says Ball.

"He will graduate from high school and help him lead his new team to W's!"

"The biggest show of Hoops High School is back!"