We recently showcased the Jordan Brand Oak Hill Player Exclusives, and we now have a first look at four Air Jordan styles specifically designed for St. Patrick’s High School, a Jordan Brand sponsored institute. The four sneakers are the Air Jordan 16.5, Air Jordan Icons, Air Jordan Ol’School III, and Air Jordan Hallowed Ground. The Jordan 16.5 and Jordan Hallowed Ground host white uppers with green and yellow accents, while the Jordan Icons and Jordan Ol’School III feature a black base with similar green and yellow accents. Unfortunately, all four sneakers are currently only available to St. Patrick’s High School’s basketball team.

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Last week we caught glimpses of some Player Exclusives that Jordan Brand designed for Oak Hill Academy. Now we would like to show you these shots of two Georgetown University Player Exclusives- the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground and Ol’ School III. While the first pair comes in a predominantly white upper with grey accenting the heel and sole, the Ol’ School III seems to be suited for away games since the color placement is reversed on it. Let us know how you feel about this new set of Player Exclusives after the jump. Which signature Jordan sneaker would you love to see made-up in Georgetown University colors?

Jordan Brand is known for decking its contract athletes in Player Exclusive colorways that often times makes the avid sneakerhead fan more than just a bit envious. But the pill is perhaps even harder to swallow when you see high schoolers decked in PEs. But Jordan Brand is known for doing that as well, as we’ve already seen Carmelo Anthony’s alma mater, Oak Hill Academy, receive player exclusives of the Air Jordan 60+ and Hallowed Ground (which is pictured here). Jordan Brand has also prepared Oak Hill Academy PEs of the Air Jordan Icons, Melo M6, and the XVI.5 hybrid sneaker. Check out shots of these four Jordan Brand 2010 Oak Hill Academy PEs after the jump, and do not forget to keep-up with SneakerFiles for any possible release information that might come up.

Back in September we brought you a look at a Rip Hamilton player exclusive pair of the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground that several of our readers seemed to take a liking to. It comes with “RIP CITY” stitched on the tongue and a Detroit Pistons white/varsity red/varsity blue colorway. Although it’s a little later than expected, this shoe is now slated for an official release this Saturday, December 19, 2009 from select Jordan Brand retailers, including, of course, House of Hoops locations nationwide. Check out more pictures after the jump, as we try and help you decide whether this is a worthwhile purchase for you or not.

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The Rip City Air Jordan Hallowed Grounds are available early in Asia, allowing us to take a nice long look at the player exclusives. The Air Jordan Hallowed Ground Rip City PEs come in a clean white/blue-red colorway, using a white leather base and blue nubuck upper panel to match the sole. The sole also features icy translucent panels and carbon fiber touch to make the sole look clean. “Rip City” is stitched in red on the tongue to rep Mr. Hamilton. Enough said about these Jordans, so go ahead and get ‘em early if you’re feeling them that much, and if you don’t mind the $115 price tag.

Jordan Brand is slowly creating a family of black/yellow shoes, including the Winterized Jordan Spizikes, and now, the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground. The Hallowed Ground comes in a clean black/volt colorway, using black nubuck on the upper with volt yellow contrast stitching. The black midsole features a speckled volt gradient design towards the heel, along with carbon fiber accents to give the shoe a high performance look. The dark upper is offset by a white outsole to match the white Jordan symbol at the side. Jordan is found in volt on the tongue to complete this basketball shoe. It’s available early for $100 online.

After seeing the Air Jordan Hallowed Ground for Oak Hill Academy, another one has popped up! The Air Jordan Hallowed Ground comes in a clean black/grey/white colorway. This Jordan X-inspired shoe uses a shades of grey nubuck on the upper, with black nubuck at the bottom to complete the gradient style design. The upper sits on a black Zoom midsole, which rests on a sweet white outsole. A modern Jordan logo is placed on the tongue to mark the era of non-numbered jays. These are available now online overseas for a price of $100.