Last Rodeo: San Antonio's Top 5 of '25 Point Guards

After a full summer of competition, skill development and preparing for the "BIG SENIOR" year. All teams are attempting to achieve, State Tournament action in the Alamodome. Competitions occurred in many areas of Texas and beyond. The GASO, the Circuit, Puma Circuit, Adidas and EYBL were all represented with players from the 210. Point Guard play is a genuine indicator about fluidity of ball movement and offensive balance. San Antonio has quite a few competitive positions. Point Guard is the most competitive position in the city, hosting one of the top PGs in the country.   .    Kingston Fleming delivers a 5 Star performance each time he steps on the floor. Kingston signature move first he will drive downhill with his lefthand from the top of the key, downhill. Second step is crucial. Setting the defender up with a quick cross and then he's airborne for a powerful right-handed dunk. Kingston has a natural feel of where his teammates will be on the floor. Unselfishly he will kick out to the wings for open shots, usually to [player_tooltip player_id='1358187' first='Camden' last='Cowgill'] or Isiah Ward. Kingston is passionate about winning as you will see his intense spirited play.     [player_tooltip player_id='2492991' first='Jarrius' last='Jackson'] is a scoring machine. Most importantly he continues to play within the team's offensive framework. Many times, you will see Jarrius snag a rebound or get an outlet pass. Next you'll see him turning downcourt to push the ball in transition, Jarrius wants the offense to score shoot a transition 3-pointer. Jarrius utilizes quickness and deceptive pace allowing him opportunities to find teammates Zachary Linson, Camryn Garza or Alijah Hubbard for open shots. Jarrius continues his driving through the lane. While using proper angles and English to finish at the basket. You will see John Jay and Jarrius lighting up scoreboards across the city.     Knowledge is a very entertaining Point Guard. "Athleticism" flows through his veins. Defensively knowledge is quick like a cat with strength to bully most offensive threats. Leaping ability is amazing with this young man. Knowledge will see the head turn of a defender and run to the dunkers spot and finish powerfully. Knowledge can be a blur pushing the ball up the floor, quickly assisting or finishing in the transition game.     Jordan Thomas at 6' 2" is a Long, lengthy defensive minded Point Guard. In fact, you will see Jordan penetrating, facilitating and hitting open threes. Jordan defensively will pick up the full 04 feet at various times throughout the game. Defensively he will create turnovers and wear down opposing point guards. The threat of quick penetration keeps defenses off balance, if defenses apply too much pressure Jordan drives past. Playing alongside class of 2026 4-star Trevaun Clark leaves the perfect player to get a pass. Jordan is a strong defensive rebounding PG, leading to quick transition opportunities.     [player_tooltip player_id='1295840' first='Carmelo' last='Martinez'] is crafty and deceiving in the same offensive possession. Let's explain crafty, angles. Carmelo innately knows and gets to the passing angle that best suits the the open player. Carmelo will pass to a teammate for a wide open three-point shot. Come down the next possession. Out of the same set, penetrate into the lane and toss a lob. Normally an unsuspecting defender gets dunked on. Carmelo uses a deceptive change of pace, setting up defenders. The deceived defender gets blown past or defenseless against the quick trigger pull up three. I've watched him do repeatedly as the opposition is unsure of Carmelo's next action. Looking forward to continued magic with the basketball in his hands.    More articles to come... Until then check out <a href="https://prephoops.com/texas/rankings/2025-rankings/">Texas Top Players of the 2025 Class.</a>

After a full summer of competition, skill development and preparing for the "BIG SENIOR" year. All teams are attempting to achieve, State Tournament action in the Alamodome. Competitions occurred in many areas of Texas and beyond. The GASO, the Circuit, Puma Circuit, Adidas and EYBL were all represented with players from the 210. Point Guard play is a genuine indicator about fluidity of ball movement and offensive balance. San Antonio has quite a few competitive positions. Point Guard is the most competitive position in the city, hosting one of the top PGs in the country.