Category: TPT Recruits

Extremely excited to announce TA Elite as a featured program of the AOG Texas High Academic Camp, July 6-7 at Duncanville Fieldhouse For over 30 years, Top Achievers Elite has built a track record rooted in discipline, preparation, and long-term development. More than 95% of Top Achievers Elite athletes have earned opportunities to compete at the college level, a testament to a program culture that emphasizes readiness beyond recruitment. In the last two years alone, 80% of the roster has maintained a team GPA average of 3.41 or higher, reinforcing

Dynamic Prep and Leadership squared off in a prep-level matchup that featured pace, physicality, and stretches of strong execution from both programs. Dynamic Prep ultimately separated over the course of four quarters, earning a 91–64 win at home. Austin Gooby provided a spark offensively, knocking down a game-high 25 pts. Marcus Spears Jr. controlled the interior, finishing with 14 points while doing some dirty work on the glass. Dakari Spear orchestrated the offense with poise, finishing with 11 points, six assists, & three rebounds, putting teammates in scoring positions &

Canon Wyatt’s path to Division I basketball has been defined by discipline, development, and high-level academic standards. The Highland Park (TX) guard and AOG TX High Academic alum has officially committed to Cal Poly, where he will compete at the Division I level while pursuing a degree in Business. At 6’0”, Wyatt has established himself as an elite shooter, capable of stretching defenses with deep range and a quick, repeatable release. Competing with the Triumph AAU program, he consistently proved to be an efficient scorer who thrives in structured offenses,

We want to highlight some standout high school boys players like Kayden Gray, Zechariah Bennett, Markeelyn Houston, and DJ Daniel! Below the paywall, subscribers can access detailed player evaluations, game-by-game notes, ranking updates, and exclusive insight on rising talent across the region, including long-term projections and recruiting context. College coaches can get player contact information for free. For questions or access, email dgtptribe@gmail.com.

Allen Holiday Invitational Delivers Close Games & High-Level Talent

Lovejoy edged out Walnut Grove by one point sealed by a game-winning free throw from senior guard Luke Modehrson. Additional notes highlight standout performances from Alex Cheatham, Maddox Johnson, Jackson Kinzig, Chase Brooks, Monta Ellis Jr., and more. Each prospect impacted the game in different ways during this high-level matchup. Below the paywall, subscribers can dive into detailed player evaluations, game notes, and exclusive coverage of rising talent across the region.

One evening in North Dallas, multiple 6A boys basketball games brought high-level competition, energy, standout individual performances. Guyer edged Hebron 54-48 tightly contested battle, while Allen held off Plano West 64-58 in a clash filled with clutch shooting & athletic displays. Elite talent shone across these matchups with players like Silas Rodriguez, David Mata, DJ Majors, Jake Pope, Kaison Sutton, Cade Erickson, Jon Anderson, Justin Reed, Cadarian Urune, Nehemiah Lawrence making their marks with scoring, playmaking, & dynamic in-game impact. Below the paywall, subscribers can dive into detailed player evaluations,

Frisco Lonestar (42) played against Carrollton Creekview (34) in an exciting game that thrilled fans, highlighting players like Justin Harper, Mekhi Connor, and Josiah Smith from Lonestar, as well as Brendyn Shed from Creekview. In the end, Coach Connor’s team secured the victory.

Plano East defeated Braswell 58–43 in a competitive matchup highlighted by strong performances from Dylan Glass, Moustafa Abualneel, Luke Wasseman, Jayden Parker, and Alex Brewington for Plano East, while Jacori Jones and Jarius Gardner led the way for Braswell. Below the paywall, subscribers can read detailed evaluations and game notes on each of these players, along with access to our DFW area rankings and exclusive coverage of standouts across the region.

This is what’s been happening across DFW this week. It’s Saturday now and we’re on site at the Noble Classic – National Elite HS Event. The energy has been high and the gyms have been packed as we’ve tracked notable performances from:

Austin Goosby, Seven Spurlock, Marcus Soears, Phoenix Woodson, David Balliraine, Josua Manya, Messiah Springer, Elhadji Diallon, Maximus Lopez, Yoshie Sanchez, Ray Ransom, Bryson McManigell, Conlin Anderson, TJ Spann, Kayden Primus, Chase Brooks, Jordan Jones, and MJ Ellis.

From OTE Week 1 @ Dynamic, to the Grace Prep Invitational, and throughout the Noble Classic, these guys have consistently shown up, competed, and produced. The following sections highlight their momentum, trends, and how they’re impacting games right now.

The article below features top performers from another loaded slate of Hoopfest matchups, highlighting standout prospects such as Marcus Spears, Jax Richardson, Seven Spurlock, Beckham Black, Kellen Cantrell, Landry Ferguson, Austin Goosby, CJ Rosser, and more talents across Plano East, Parish, JPII, North Crowley, Dynamic ——— SUBSCRIBER-ONLY CONTENT BELOW

The article below the wall features high level prospects such as Peyton Kemp, Jonathan Sanderson, Josiah Rose, Gavin Placide, Rivers Knight, Xavier Young, & Devin Cleveland!

Below is the full breakdown of every prospect owe evaluated at the Ryan Thanksgiving Showcase. This includes detailed notes on on-court impact, projection, and standout traits for each player — available exclusively to TPT Subscribers. Players Covered in This Report College Coaches & Fans Can Unlock This Report To access comprehensive HS player evaluations, highlights, rankings, and scouting notes from the highest-level events, please log in or upgrade to a TPT Premium Membership.

2026 PG Kayden Johnson powered Faith Family with strong P&R reads, forceful drives, and off-the-dribble shooting, while 2028 lefty shooter Josiah Rose stayed hot from deep and showed great effort sprinting back on defense. Wake Forest signee Gavin Placide controlled the paint with put-backs and dunks, and Memorial’s Dylan Steffe and Caden Deffebaugh both impressed—Deffebaugh dropping 26 with multiple dunks. Memorial’s 2029 guard Vijay Keshaav flashed athleticism and acrobatic finishes, and today’s notes included McKinney Christian’s 78–41 win behind steady play from Manny Weaver and Diego Landin. Bishop Gorman Tyler beat Fort Worth Christian 61–51, and 2027 guards EJ Coppock and Carlin Ifeadi stood out with downhill attacks and mid-range polish. 2027 6’7” Tristan Coleman used his length for acrobatic finishes and turned his motor on late to impact the game.

The PISD Classic delivered a high-energy slate of games featuring strong guard play, interior scoring, and several rising prospects who elevated their stock. Standout players included 2029 6’2” G TJ Johnson (Plano), 6’8” F Jack Burley (Plano), 2029 G Tim White (Plano), 6’3” G Kayden Primus, 2028 6’1” G Monta Ellis Jr., 2026 PG Spann, 2026 6’1” G Braden Givens, and 2027 6’5” G Bo Seale. We highlight the full breakdown of their performances under the paywall below, based on courtside evaluation.

Big nights from Dakari Spear, Deuce Hunt, Jirehn Mitchell, Kennric Bradford, Rylan Austin, Vincent Green, Solomon Yow, Jaxon Martin, & many others. Here’s how they impacted the game. All notes below pay wall.

Monday night delivered a fast-paced slate of action with several players separating themselves through size, skill, and pure playmaking ability. Here are the standouts. Players in the article below include Quintin Hankins, Bobby Reynolds III, Braden Givens, Bo Seale , Jayce Griffen, & more!

The Noble Classic event showcased hoopers like LE’s Josh Weems, Ian Berry, Eli Fegans, and LE2’s Joseph Brinkley. Greenhill’s Kensington Candler and Dani Agbor stood out, along with SCP’s Theo Brannan. iSchool guards Ayden McClinton and Quincy Baker impressed, as did Brennan’s backcourt of Talen Todd and Caden Iko—among others who made an impact.

The night began at Plano West, where scrimmages ran from 5:00–7:00 PM across both the Main and Small Gyms. Setting tone for a full evening of basketball action. Things wrapped up with a TAPPS regular-season matchup — not a scrimmage — between Parish Episcopal and Grace Prep. Competitive battle that ended 66–60 in favor of Parish. It was an electric night of hoops featuring standout performances from Keyaun Williams, Christian Darko, Jordan Johnson, Karson Jones, Mason Reed, Hudson Lucas, Armon Almuttar, MJ Boyd, Robert Moore, and Johnny Green.

A competitive matchup featured strong showings from multiple players on both sides. Bryce Dixon, Trae Brown, Shaan Bala, Jack Burley, TJ Johnson, & Timothy White all made key contributions that shaped the outcome of the game. Plano took the win 40-35.

McKinney Christian Academy controlled the game from start to finish, earning a decisive win by more than 20 points — but there were standouts on both sides. MCA’s depth and efficiency were on full display, led by Diego Landin’s inside scoring, Immanuel Weaver’s smooth playmaking, and Freshman Rayden Hendrix. For Prestonwood, Blake Dinkins and Jacob Lathan showed flashes of high-level shot-making and skill, proving there was plenty of talent across the court.

The SWAIC Kick-Off delivered a strong opening statement as high-school prospects from across the region hit the floor and set the tone early. Physical defense, confident shot-making, explosive finishes, and disciplined execution stood out all session. From dynamic guards creating off the bounce to powerful forwards controlling the paint, these athletes proved they’re ready for varsity impact — and many showed flashes of true next-level upside. Below are *a few* of the standouts who set the bar high. Epiphane Affi — ’28 F (Xavier) Drake Chapman — ’28 G/W (Faith

When you watch Austin Sears (C/O 2028, 6’1 PG) from Kentucky on the court, the first thing that stands out isn’t just his handle, it’s his command. Every possession looks calculated, every read made with intent. Sears plays with a poise well beyond his age, blending tight handle work with advanced pickup variations and pace manipulation that keep defenders off balance. Recent training sessions highlight that technical polish — from Curry-style pickups to pocket dribble pickup series that let him stay low, deceptive, and ready to attack in any direction.

I had a chance to drive out to McKinney, TX for the DFW 60 presented by Hoop DFW (Charles Campbell). The event featured a strong mix of talent across multiple graduation classes. Many familiar faces were in the gym, as I’ve been attending several leagues and pre-season events recently, but fresh intel never hurts. Our goal remains the same. Keeping coaches, fans, and enthusiasts as informed as possible on the next wave of potential recruits. The Class of 2026 and 2027 included Cadarian Urune, Lance Williams and Romejo Wats. From

BOSS League WK 2 was exciting. Even got a chance to see a few prospects from our DFW area player rankings who are also attracting interest for the next level. Standouts from Week 2 of BOSS League included Josiah Rose, Devan Kirk, Xavier Young, Gavin Placide, Gallagher Placide, Marcus Spears Jr., Kyle Amadi, Felix Okam, and more! Subscribe below for access to the detailed article + player evaluations, ranking updates, breaking news and much more!

The Boss League is enjoyable to watch because of its fast-paced games at the Duncanville Fieldhouse, with limited refereeing, allowing players to showcase their skills in a more fluid manner. The spirit of competition thrives in this environment, where every game becomes a thrilling display of talent and strategy. The opening weekend of action featured several standouts across multiple classes who left their mark with strong performances. Class of 2027 guards Amarion Hunter, Landen Higgs, Johnavon Warren, Kenan Dikamba, Jayben Gray, and Jessie DeJesus each showcased different strengths that make