Player Spotlights: 2026 DFW Area Scorers That Have Impressed

Most teams are halfway through their district games, and many players have already made their mark on the offensive side with scoring the ball. The players being mentioned in this article have showed their abilities to be a flat out scorer and can score the ball at a high rate if they need too. Although these players have been putting good scoring numbers throughout the season, they have flown under the radar in the recruiting scene and deserve more recognition. With these players being juniors, they are potentially displaying what's to come for them in the grassroots season and their senior season.    Weems is a combo guard that has proven his ability to score on all three levels and can be a microwave scorer when he needs to. Can shoot the ball well from the three and in the mid range. He has good elevation on his jumper so it helps him get off clean looks over defenders. He's shown his athleticism multiple times with strong and athletic finishes at the basket. Catches defenders off guard with his quick change of pace and is good at getting to his spots to score over defenders.     A guard who has put up high scoring numbers this season, Best is an all around scorer who can hit jumpers at an efficient and high rate. He's a player you don't want to leave open on the perimeter as he's a lethal shooter from the three. Has the ability to create shots for himself with crafty moves and footwork around the basket. His touch around the rim is good and he's shown this with his ability to hit floaters and touch shots.     Harris is a guard that's impressed with his ability to break down defenders and finish through contact. He's a player that can score off of isolations and has a knack for finding the ball to put himself in a position to score. Runs the floor well in transition which usually leads to him converting on fast break points. Knows how to execute plays that can lead to him scoring off threes or cuts to the basket.     Despite his small frame, Almodovar has filled up the stat sheet with many high scoring games this season against defenders at any size. He's a crafty guard who keeps defenders on their toes guessing what moves he's going to make. Shoots the ball well from the three and the mid range. His jumper has a fast release which can make it harder for defenders to properly contest. Has the ability to execute plays well off the ball. Also has a quick first step which allows him to speed past defenders to finish at the rim.     A versatile player that can do many things on offense, Ibekwe mainly excels with scoring the ball. He's long and lanky which helps him cover up ground to get past defenders when going down the lane. He has a soft touch with his mid range and touch shots around the basket. Plays with good strength and can finish through contact. Has a good handle for someone with his length and can create shots on his own in isolation situations.     Beckett is a forward that has a good all around game with an aggressive scoring motor. He's posed and technical with his moves and footwork when in the paint. He stretches the floor well and can knock down jumpers from the three, mid range, elbow, and top of the key. He looks to run the floor on fast breaks to get easy layups and finishes at the basket. Has the ability to take defenders from the perimeter and bully them to score in the paint because of his strength and size.

Most teams are halfway through their district games, and many players have already made their mark on the offensive side with scoring the ball. The players being mentioned in this article have showed their abilities to be a flat out scorer and can score the ball at a high rate if they need too. Although these players have been putting good scoring numbers throughout the season, they have flown under the radar in the recruiting scene and deserve more recognition. With these players being juniors, they are potentially displaying what's to come for them in the grassroots season and their senior season.