I observed many young players this summer and during their varsity seasons. With the grassroots schedule now complete, the TPT team has created a fair estimate. We will provide updates after the fall and winter shootouts and the TXHS playoffs. You can find our DFW area player rankings for 2026 and 2027 by searching the graduation class or visiting our pages. Be sure to subscribe below for access to all evaluations, articles, and ranking updates.
Month: August 2025
The prestigious TCU Elite Camp has wrapped up! It was a really impressive program that went beyond the court incorporating weight room training, recovery sessions, and film study. S/O to Coach Dixon, Coach Benford, and the rest of the staff for hosting a high-level camp and highlighting the region’s talent. Standouts included King Taylor, Natayvious Allen, Trey Williams, Max Moody, Noah Foster, Damon Miles, Miller Mask, Cheston Mitchell Jr., Cayven Hill, Joe Davis III, Felix Okam, Gus Mills, Brenden Baker, James McCall Spears, Jax Sharum, Xander Pruzinsky, Ryland Groom, Brayden
Denton, TX – The Jeremiah Green Invitational, a premier high school basketball event co-directed by Recruit Hoops’ Lee Green and TPT’s David G, will take place on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at Denton Guyer High School. Jeremiah Green is a 2025 HS graduate who was ranked as the #60 prospect in America by ESPN and has been listed in several NBA mock drafts. He’s taking his talents to Texas A&M and will be a freshman in the fall. This year’s event will showcase elite high school competition, along with enhanced
The ’30 and ’31 classes are loaded with talent, and this weekend’s action at The Finals proved it. From MJ Daniels, Ahmeir Eaton, David Moudayi, Damien Urune, and DJ Parker in the 2030 class to Skylon Blijden, Louth Jock, Duoth Jock, Kaleb Allen, and Michael Atkins Jr. in 2031, these prospects showed why they’re among the top young players in the country. Each brought their own mix of skill, size, and competitive fire, leaving a strong impression against high-level competition.
The Finals featured standout performances from Chuma Madu, KJ Gabriel, Blake Collier, China Doozie, Madden Robinson, and Braylon Manning, each making their presence felt over the weekend. From relentless rim attacks to smooth jumpers and crafty playmaking, this group proved they have the tools to impact the game at a high level. Subscribe below for the full breakdown, including detailed stories, evaluations, rankings, and exclusive insider info!
The Finals featured standout performances from Amari Morris, Gavriel Noel, Michael V. Terrinoni, Legend Gracey, Quan Pennington, Shawn McKnight, and Brandon Fields Jr., each leaving their mark on the weekend. Subscribe below for the full breakdown, including detailed stories, evaluations, rankings, and exclusive insider info!
At the East Texas A&M Elite Camp a group of rising prospects made their mark. Headlining the action was Uyiosa Osawemwenze (Richardson Lake Highlands ’26), whose size and athleticism drew plenty of attention. Joshua Rice (Allen ’26) and Christian Darko (Plano West ’26) impressed in the backcourt, Bryson Nickerson (Kennedale ’26) showcased his all‑around game. From Houston Ife Bolaji (Cy Springs ’26), Devan Brown (Pearland ’26), and Jakendrick Clevenger (Xavier ’26) stood out with strong performances. The 2028 class also flashed promise with Jordan Hopkins (Frisco Emerson), Johnathan Rodriguez (Mansfield
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