Playoff Preview: 6A Top Scorers to Watch

As the Texas Class 6A high school basketball playoffs commence, all eyes are on the state's elite scorers who have been pivotal in their teams' successes this season. These athletes have consistently delivered outstanding performances, and their contributions will be crucial as they navigate the postseason.    If there were a Most Improved Player award in Texas high school basketball, Buntyn would win it in a landslide. He nearly doubled his scoring average, jumping from 12.2 to 22.2 points per game, all while maintaining his assist and rebounding numbers. Buntyn erupted for 31+ points in seven different games, including a season-high 51-point explosion. He has proven to be a legitimate playmaker who can take over games and impact winning in a big way.     The lead bucket-getter of one of the top-ranked teams in the nation, Flemings is finishing his high school career on a dominant note. His scoring ability is special enough to lead [player_tooltip player_id='2382174' first='Brennan' last=''] to a state title, closing out his career in storybook fashion. Currently averaging 20 points and 6.6 assists per game, Flemings has a knack for impacting the scoreboard in multiple ways. He's at his best when the pressure is highest, rising to the challenge and delivering when it matters most. His 46-point outburst against nationally ranked Dynamic Prep and 23-point double-double against powerhouse Allen Eagles prove that he's a must-watch prospect heading into the playoffs.     A guaranteed shot-maker and one of the top-scoring seniors in Texas, future TCU Horned Frog [player_tooltip player_id='1222243' first='Kayden' last='Edwards'] has been unstoppable this season. The lethal lefty consistently delivers 20+ point performances, torching defenses no matter who he faces. He's had stretches of 39, 31, and 41-point games back-to-back, proving he can take over at any moment. With the ultimate green light, Edwards is prepared to go out with a bang, making him one of the most electrifying scorers in the state.     Mathis has been the offensive engine for Lake Travis, averaging 18.7 points per game on an ultra-efficient 55% shooting from the field. He has a high-level feel for the game, taking whatever the defense gives him and finding ways to score without forcing the issue. His ability to score and facilitate evenly makes him a tough cover and an unpredictable weapon with the ball in his hands.     Falk-Ramirez wrapped up his season with 19.3 points per game on an outstanding 49% shooting from the field and 38% from three-point range. One of the most consistent scorers all year, he finished with double-digit points in 30 of 31 games. His ability to score at all three levels, whether from deep, mid-range, or at the rim—along with his knack for getting to the free-throw line made him a constant offensive threat every night.

As the Texas Class 6A high school basketball playoffs commence, all eyes are on the state's elite scorers who have been pivotal in their teams' successes this season. These athletes have consistently delivered outstanding performances, and their contributions will be crucial as they navigate the postseason.