In today’s scouting report: Desean Brown | Class of 2030 | 5’0 | Point Guard | Instagram: @desean_brown_2030 Devon Gonzalez | Class of 2030| 5’0 | Point Guard | Instagram: @1devon_ Corbin Roesser | Class of 2031 | 5’6 | Point Guard | Instagram: @CorbinR_hoops_2031 Sebastian Garcia | Class of 2030 | 5’5 | Point Guard | Instagram: @210sebasg Zeke Lopez-Newman | Class of 2030 | 5’4 | Guard | Instagram: @zekelopeznewman
Month: May 2025
Road to Nationals was packed with talent, but a few players didn’t just show up—they took over 💥🏀. These game changers brought the energy, skill, and leadership that shifted momentum and turned heads all weekend 🔥. From explosive scoring runs to lockdown defense, these athletes dominated and made a lasting statement 📈💯. Denaveous Powell | Class of 2029 | Height: 5’7 | Guard | Instagram: @88.tre Cornelius Jackson | Class of 2029 | Height: 5’9 | Guard | Instagram: @Showtime._ki3x Amari Henton | Class of 2029 | Height: 5’5 |
One of the nation’s most recognizable youth basketball tournament platforms is officially expanding its footprint. Attitude of Gratitude (AOG) Events is bringing its elite basketball experience to Texas for the full 2025–2026 season. The newly released AOG Texas schedule (posted by Founder Ryan Silver) includes six marquee weekends: October 11–12, 2025 November 8–9, 2025 April 18–19, 2026 May 2–3, 2026 July 11–12, 2026 July 24–26, 2026 Known for national-level talent, high academic standards, and a culture rooted in character and competition AOG’s arrival in Texas marks a new era for
Will Carter, founder & Executive Director of Carter Elite Basketball has been named new Director of Event Operations for Attitude of Gratitude (AOG) National Events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The announcement was made via Carter Elite Basketball’s Instagram & Twitter accounts. Carter expressed his excitement about the new role. In addition to his new position at AOG Events, Carter serves as the Assistant Boys Varsity Basketball Coach at John Paul II High School in Plano, Texas. His involvement at JPII underscores his commitment to developing young athletes at both
SMU has officially entered the recruitment of Class of 2031 standout Christian Bell, signaling continued momentum for a program on the rise. Bell, a skilled and composed young guard, has gained national attention for his positional size, athleticism, scoring instincts, basketball IQ, and advanced feel for the game.. despite being just a 6th grader Bell has already competed at the highest levels of youth basketball—suiting up for Houston Hoops’ 9th Grade EYBL team and making meaningful contributions against older competition. This move follows SMU’s early offers to top Class of
In Dallas-Fort Worth, where youth basketball talent runs deep, it takes something special to rise above the rest. Enter Shawn “Wick” McKnight, a standout from the Class of 2034 who is turning heads across Texas with his combination of scoring, defense, & unshakable poise. At just 9 years old McKnight is already establishing himself as the face of DFW’s next generation. Early Achievements McKnight’s talent was on full display at the iBall Nation DFW 3rd Grade Tournament, where he took home MVP honors. He followed that up by winning the
The tournament showcased some incredible talent, but a few players truly broke out with standout performances ⭐️🔥. These rising stars combined skill, determination, and basketball IQ 🧠🏀 to take their games to the next level. Keep an eye on these athletes.. they’re the ones ready to make waves 🌊⚡ RJ Zepeda | Class of 2030 | Height: 5’11 | Position: Forward Instagram: @RafaelZepeda Ben Villanueva | Class of 2030 | Height: 5’10 | Position: Wing | Instagram: @ben2k.alldayyy Keynzo Mitchell | Class of 2029 | Height: 6’0 | Position: Wing
The Reebok Basketball Series brought the heat to Colorado at Isaiah’s Memorial Day Mile High Showdown, spotlighting some of the region’s top middle school talent. From smooth scorers to high-motor defenders, these young prospects left a strong impression and are names to keep on your radar. Skylar Brown (2031) – Versatile Tygus Lee (2031) – Crafty Reign Hammons (2032) – Fearless Darel M (2031) – Relentless Skylar Stevenson (2031) – Smooth
Xavier Young, 2028 6’9” forward/center, has transferred from Lewisville High School to Faith Family Academy in Oak Cliff in Dallas, TX. The move adds another high-upside talent to one of the state’s most dominant basketball programs. Young has already begun drawing Division I interest, including a recent offer from SMU following a 30-pt, 13-reb. performance (Instagram). His combination of size, mobility, and scoring touch makes him a key addition to a program known for player development and national exposure. Faith Family Academy has won four UIL Class 4A state championships
The P32 Open is where tomorrow’s stars make their presence known. These emerging players bring a rare mix of IQ, motor, and finesse —elevating the level of play every time they step on the floor. They’re not waiting for an opportunity—they’re taking it, proving they’ve got the tools to impact the game at the highest level. In this report: Aethen Aguilar | IG: @aaethen.11 | Class: 2029 | Height: 5’10” | Position: Guard Dominyk De La Rosa | IG: @dominyk_2029 | Class: 2029 | Height: 6’1” | Position: Wing Trystan
At P32, a select group of players is redefining what it means to compete with elite talent and relentless hustle. 🔥🔥These athletes bring a powerful combination of skill, heart, and determination that can change the course of any game. 👀Keep an eye on these standout performers as they leave their mark on the tournament.🏀 📝In this Scouting Report: Matthew Rucker | Class of 2030 | Height: 6’2 | Position: Wing | Instagram: @matthewrucker23 Julius Anene | Class of 2031 | Height: 5’11 | Position: Guard | Instagram: @juju_yu0 Luke Braydon | Class
At the P32 Open, a new generation of talent is making noise—gritty, skilled, and hungry to prove they’re next up. Sutton Cable | IG: @sccrable19 | Class: 2030 | Height: 5’6” | Position: Guard Kameron Bohanon | IG: @basketballchamp5592 | Class: 2030 | Height: 5’11” | Position: Guard Matthew Rucker | IG: @matthewrucker23 | Class: 2030 | Height: 6’1” | Position: Guard Micah Miles | IG: @magician_mic | Class: 2030 | Height: 5’5” | Position: Guard Desmond Hargrove | IG: — | Class: 2029 | Height: 5’4” | Position: Guard
The P32 Open showcases a new wave of standout talent—athletes who combine raw potential with refined execution. These rising stars play with a chip on their shoulder and the vision to change the game. Arvin Jaberi | IG: @arvin_j_24 | Class: 2029 | Height: 5’9” | Position: Guard Branden Vincent Jr | IG: — | Class: 2030 | Height: 6’1” | Position: Forward Ren Webster | IG: @rentenhimself | Class: 2030 | Height: 5’10” | Position: Guard Harrison Johnson | IG: — | Class: 2030 | Height: 5’7” | Position:
The talent at P32 is deep🏀, but a handful of players are standing out with a rare blend of skill, IQ, and versatility. From explosive finishers to poised floor generals, these athletes are making a serious impact on both ends of the court. If you’re looking for the names turning heads this tournament, this spotlight is where you’ll find them.⛹️♂️ Elijah Class of 2032 | Ig: @itselijahcuh | Height:6’0 | Position: Wing TJ Wainscott Class of 2031 | Ig:@ t_shoots_the_j | Height :5’10 | Position: Guard Erian Class of 2032
At the P32 Open, a select group of emerging talents rising above the rest with impressive skill and relentless hustle. These players bring a mix of sharp instincts and dynamic playmaking that shifts momentum and keeps opponents on edge. Watch closely, these game-changers are redefining what it means to compete at the next level.🏀🏀🏀 Elijah Buerger | Class of 2030 | Height: 6’4 | Position: Forward | Instagram: @eli_buerger_hoops Newman | Class of 2030 Height: 5’7 | Position: Guard | Instagram: @1uv1._three Jayden Ekhator | Class of 2030| Height: 5’5 | Position:
P32 continues to bring the heat with standout performances from players who are proving they belong on the big stage. From lockdown defenders to smooth scorers and floor generals, this group is packed with young talent ready to rise. These athletes aren’t just showing flashes — they’re making statements every time they step on the court. 🏀🔥 Ethan Ford | Class of 2030 | Height: 6’3 | Position: Forward Matthew Vara | Class of 2029 | Height: 5’6 | Position: Guard | Instagram: @m.matth3w1 Tyshawn Franklin | Class of 2029 |
Another wave of standouts from the Dallas Showcase showed out with pace, poise, and polish. From long athletic forwards to skilled, confident guards, this group impressed with their IQ, shot-making, and ability to compete on both ends. Here are the players who made noise: Derrian Jones · 2026 · 6’7 · @dj_boogie Princeton Ellis · 2025 · 6’2 · @princetonellis D’Mauri Evans · 2026 · 5’11 · @DMauriEvans07 Chaz Wallace · 2027 · 5’11 · @Chaz_Wallace1 Darius Steverson · 2028 · 6’3 · @Dar_Steveson20 Brycen Bowie · 2027 · 5’11
The Dallas Showcase featured a stacked group of 2026 standouts who brought energy, versatility, and next-level skills. From stretch bigs and high-IQ guards to mobile rim protectors, these prospects showed they can compete with pace, poise, and purpose. Here’s who stood out 👇 📋 Standout Players 🔍 Player Spotlights for our subscribers (details on each of these players!)
🏀Get an early look at the future of Texas high school basketball! This overview highlights some of the standout players we’ve been tracking across the 2027, 2028, and 2029 classes. You’ll find a glimpse into the diverse talent pool emerging, featuring versatile athletes, skilled scorers, and promising playmakers, providing an exciting preview of the next generation of Texas stars. Below is our breakdown of the standout performers from the event, along with detailed reporting.⛹️♂️ Jonathan – Class of 2029 | 5’7 | Guard | Ig: @jonnxtdoe._ Jai Renfro – Class
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This report highlights standout players from top Texas basketball programs, showcasing their skills, stats, and social media profiles. Each athlete listed has demonstrated high-level performance, athleticism, and potential, making them names to watch in the 2026 and 2027 classes. Anthony Robinson (2027, Texas Elite, 5’10, Guard) – IG: @luhanthavinn_ Brian Bowie (2027, Southern Assault, 5’10, PG) – IG: @3.junior Isaac Campbell (2026, Team Allegiance, 5’6, PG) – IG: @1ssycampbell | Twitter: @1ssycampbell Jamal Davis (2026, Team Allegiance, 5’11, Guard) – IG: @jama1.Davis | Twitter: @jamaldavis10_ Cy Jones (2026, Team Allegiance,
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These athletes stood out at the EYB Classic, combining skill, heart, and high-level execution. Whether it was tough shot-making, gritty defense, or clutch performances under pressure, each of these players left a mark on the event. From dynamic guards to physical forwards, this group showed why they’re ones to watch moving forward: Nadav Davidow | 2027 | 6’0 | @nadav.davidow Preston Rainey | 2027 | 5’10 | Noah Barnhard | 2028 | 5’11 | @noahbarnhard Jude Shirer | 2027 | 6’1 | @ew.not_ten Aeden Haviv | 2027 | 6’0 |
DALLAS, WE HAVE A PROBLEM, because these hoopers are causing serious trouble for defenses across Texas.GASO Spring Shootou This year’s GASO Spring Shootout was stacked with elite shotmakers, fearless guards, and multi-positional athletes who impacted both ends of the floor. The younger age groups didn’t disappoint, with high-level performances showcasing IQ, physicality, and next-level skill sets. 📝 Scouting Reports – GASO Spring Championship Standouts:
🏀 GASO Spring Championship – Class of 2026 & 2027. These rising stars showed out at the GASO Spring Championship. They put their raw athleticism, elite shotmaking, and high motors on full display. This group featured bigs who can stretch the floor, wings who finish above the rim, and guards who lead with poise and pressure. Below is our breakdown of standout performers from the event. Josiah Ankrah | 2027 | 6’2 | Guard | @Josiah_ankrah4, @josiahankrah Jacob Lathan | 2027 | 6’2 | Guard | @jlathan_11 Trey Hall |
The EYB Classic is back, and it did not disappoint. This premier youth event brought together elite talent from across the region. It showcased the next wave of standout guards and playmakers ready to take over the game. These players ranged from polished scorers to high-IQ facilitators and gritty defenders. They showed they’re not just here to compete. They’re here to dominate. Below is our spotlight on the top performers from the weekend. 🏀 Roster Summary – Class | Height | Instagram Handle 📝 Detailed Scouting Reports
Our scouting team was locked in as talent from SME Showtime, NTB Bulldogs, NTB Hustle, and the Max Levels KP programs hit the hardwood. This 2028 group featured a wide range of game-changers—from explosive guards to versatile wings and dominant bigs. Whether it was defensive pressure, perimeter shooting, or paint presence, these athletes stood out in a significant way. Brayden Leslie | 2028 | 6’3 | SME Showtime | Forward Kasey Hunter | 2028 | 6’0 | NTB Bulldogs | Guard | @offayerxk Tre Tomlin | 2028 | 6’3 |
Our scouts had a front-row seat to a high-level display of guard play, wing scoring, and elite shot-making as teams like North Houston Hustle, D-Nice A, DFW Dawgs, and Shootout brought together some of the best prospects in Texas. From the class of 2025 down to 2028, the court was filled with high-IQ ball handlers, athletic wings, and confident scorers capable of shifting the momentum of a game in seconds. Below is a breakdown of the most notable standouts from the event. 📝 Detailed Scouting Profiles:
Scouting reports are in from the Motion 32 Circuit. This circuit is powered by HoopCulture and organized by Champions in Motion (CIM). It is a premier national basketball platform. The aim is to elevate youth and high school athletes through elite competition, skill development, and exposure opportunities. Player Evaluations:
Our scouts were on the ground this past weekend evaluating talent at one of the region’s most competitive youth basketball events. The gym was packed with rising stars from programs like Hard Hoops Elite Gold, Max Levels Elite, DFW Dawgs, and Metroplex Elite—each showcasing standout athletes from the classes of 2028 and 2029: Player Evaluations:
The stage was set in Texas as elite youth talent from across the region converged for Motion 32 Texas Session I, showcasing the future of basketball in an electric, high-energy environment. Stay tuned as we highlight the standout athletes and unforgettable moments from an event that brought the heat from start to finish. We evaluated:
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