November’s Weekly Standouts: Top Centers
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Kelson Jones TX #63 PF #8 HEIGHT 6'7" POS PF CLASS 2024 View Profile Kelson Jones State: Texas School: Canyon Against Amarillo, Kelson Jones Kelson Jones 6’7″ | PF Canyon | 2024 State TX showcased a fluid drop step to…
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Continue ReadingAgainst Amarillo, Kelson Jones Kelson Jones 6’7″ | PF Canyon | 2024 State TX showcased a fluid drop step to jump hook motion in the post. Once he established position in the paint, he became a scoring threat, including a thunderous putback slam over his opponent.
Eli Fegans Eli Fegans 6’4″ Little Elm | 2026 TX consistently impacted the game, demonstrating prowess in pulling down rebounds through traffic and showcasing strong low-post footwork for scoring. He effectively established position on the right block, utilizing force and strength to back his man under the basket before finishing with finesse over the defense. Fegans also displayed good hands, securing passes with ease.
Hudson Goellner Hudson Goellner 6’9″ | C Rockwall | 2025 State TX showcased natural offensive instincts and a great understanding of how and where to navigate in the post. Goellner utilized a quick turnaround jump hook to score right away upon receiving the ball. Hudson proved to be a strong rebounder, covering a lot of space and asserting dominance on the glass.
Braden Pitchford Braden Pitchford PF Brock | 2025 TX displayed a relentless approach on the boards, consistently out-rebounding his opponents from the opening tip. The junior forward showcased excellent effort, a keen eye for the ball, and a skill for tipping it away from opponents, securing possession for himself and executing multiple putback opportunities.
Riley Dering Riley Dering 6’9″ | C Highland Park | 2024 TX , a 6’9” standout, excelled as a rim protector, using his impressive wingspan and standing reach to alter close-range shots, reject layups, and deter penetration outside of the lane.