Early January Stock Rising Guards

As the Texas high school basketball season hits its stride in early January, several standout prospects are beginning to separate themselves from the pack. With district play heating up and postseason aspirations on the horizon, these players have caught the attention of fans, coaches, and scouts alike. Here are the top performers making waves across the Lone Star State.    Davis dominated his opponent with a combination of physicality, skilled footwork, and scoring versatility. Driving to the basket, he created contact and drew fouls with his strength and crafty moves. His triple-threat positioning also kept defenders guessing as he can shoot, drive, or pass with ease no matter the situation. Even under tight coverage, Nehemiah's quick release and high shooting form made it challenging for defenders to contest effectively, allowing Davis to thrive under pressure, often sinking contested three-pointers with confidence and precision.     Campbell's strength and focus allow him to excel at finishing through contact. Braydon's remarkable balance and ability to adjust mid-air made it easy for him to maintain shooting form and convert tough and-ones. Whether absorbing hits or contorting his body, Campbell thrives in high-pressure moments around the basket.     [player_tooltip player_id='2392545' first='Cooper' last='Jones'] displayed a quick, snappy shooting motion with a concise follow-through, making him a consistent threat from deep. His high off-ball IQ is evident as he sprints around the halfcourt with purpose, constantly finding open spots for catch-and-shoot opportunities. Jones has the makings of a reliable three-point specialist.     Francois continues his development into a reliable jumpshooter, as a three-point and mid-range scorer, especially when coming off screens or shooting off the dribble. His scoring arsenal includes fadeaways and step-backs, making him a dynamic offensive option in the mid-range. His progression as a shooter highlights his potential for consistent offensive impact.     [player_tooltip player_id='2221927' first='Parker' last='Evanson'] proved to be a masterful shot creator with an exceptional mid-range game. He gets to his spots with precise pro hops and jump stops, showcasing his terrific footwork and fundamentals while playing off two feet. His natural jump shot, textbook mechanics, and ability to make contested or off-balance shots set him apart. Add in tight, controlled handles and a knack for drawing contact, and Evanson is a constant threat to score or get to the free-throw line.     [player_tooltip player_id='2556229' first='Brady' last='Fiesinger']'s played with fluid speed and acceleration making him nearly impossible to guard, especially with his lightning-quick first step. A phenomenal downhill scorer, Brady effortlessly finished in the lane using his hops and craftiness around the rim. His ability to turn on the jets while maintaining grace and control sets him apart as a dangerous offensive weapon.     Baker's defensive instincts and activity on the court are unmatched. He is always in the right spot at the right time, stopping several scoring attempts with his timing and awareness. Whether it's a steal, deflection, block, or tip, Baker's ability to read plays and extend his arms at the perfect moment makes him a standout defender.

As the Texas high school basketball season hits its stride in early January, several standout prospects are beginning to separate themselves from the pack. With district play heating up and postseason aspirations on the horizon, these players have caught the attention of fans, coaches, and scouts alike. Here are the top performers making waves across the Lone Star State.