Mansfield, Texas — The Prep Hoops Next Lonestar State Showdown consists of a wide margin of talent that filled the gym and produced various high-scoring games. Here we take a look at more of the top-performing prospects from this sensational…
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Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log inMansfield, Texas — The Prep Hoops Next Lonestar State Showdown consists of a wide margin of talent that filled the gym and produced various high-scoring games. Here we take a look at more of the top-performing prospects from this sensational weekend.
Josiah Jenkins | Dallas, TX | #TeamRyanBennet
Once this kid had it going he appeared unstoppable. Jenkins was a dynamic score-first point guard that played with an extreme explosive on the attack, particularly with his left hand which he loved to penetrate with. Glides gracefully to the basket when taking the baseline. Jenkins also handled pressure from the defense well, he showed a pure ability to create separation and freeze defenders dead in their tracks with in-and-out hesitation dribbles. Anytime Josiah made his way into the paint he was a threat to score with either hand, Jenkins may be a right-handed player but he picked up the bulk of shot attempts from the left side of the floor. The most impressive part of his game is the way he takes and makes a lot of driving off-balance shots due to his remarkable body control and an amazing ability to change his shot in mid-air. Also, phenomenal at initiating and finishing through all sorts of body contact, showing great focus and concentration on the backboard on each and every drive. Josiah Jenkins plays this game with a refuse to lose mentality, amazing effort, and electrifying energy.
M.J. Boyd | Euless, TX | Team Ferrari 2028
Boyd is a complete scorer that can put points on the board from within the paint, in the mid-range, and from three-point range. When looking to attack, Boyd got into the lane at will and looked to finish the play with the floater that can be automatic at times. On championship Sunday, the Team Ferrari guard showed off his catch-and-shoot prowess on by taking full advantage of the space the defense gave him, making them pay numerous times for not respecting his jumpshot.
Jeremiah Colbert | Dallas, TX | Texas Impact 4:13
2028 prospect Jeremiah Colbert stood out as one of the purest slashers of them all. The skilled dribble penetrator blew-by defenders with ease due to the utilization of his long strides through the lane. Colbert showed a knack for finishing at the basket with scoop layups and contested floaters. Jeremiah Colbert also showcased great control of his body after taking flight, proving to be unphased by contact, on most occasions he looked to initiate the bump and absorb whatever came his way.
Kajun Chism Jr. | San Antonio, TX | Texas Grind 2029
This Texas Grind standout put his best foot forward on the defensive end of the floor. Chism Jr. got low and all into his man and their space, constantly pushing ball-handlers to their weak hand which often resulted in forced shots and push-off fouls. Kajun Chism Jr. played with a great competitive spirit and a lot of energy, a true standout on the court.
Kobe Arvie | Dallas, TX | Texas Impact 4:13
2028 Texas Impact recruit, Kobe Arvie stood out each game with his presence and scoring near the basket, showing a love for getting the bucket using reverse layups and a knack for outrebounding others with the use of his long arms which assisted him greatly amongst traffic.
