EYBL Session 2 Top E15 Performers: Texas Pure Scorers

The Nike EYBL E15 division continues to shine a spotlight on the next wave of elite talent, and Texas prospects more than held their own. Whether it was explosive guards pushing pace, versatile wings impacting both ends, or bigs dominating the paint, these young standouts proved they're ready for the national spotlight. From consistent playmakers to breakout risers, this group of E15 Texas prospects made serious noise, and their performances demand attention heading into the summer circuit.    [player_tooltip player_id='2542855' first='Jason' last='Jackson'] proved to be a lights out scoring guard who operated well within team structure without forcing his offense. He thrived in catch-and-shoot situations, showing good off-ball spacing, setting his feet efficiently, and getting into his catch and shoot motion fluidly and in rhythm. Jackson didn't stall the offense, if he had space, he let it fly, if the shot wasn't there, he kept the ball moving or quickly got downhill. When creating his own shot off the dribble Jackson handled the ball with poise and confidence appearing capable to combine moves going either way behind his in and out set up.     Jax came into the game ready to make shots, a true opportunistic scorer who made his presence felt without needing to dominate the ball, always taking advantage of his opportunities and never wasting his moment to score as he released the ball rapidly. Sharum also showcased a quick reaction to 50/50 balls, with the instincts and reflexes to secure the ball from awkward angles and fast play.     Primus elevated and shot over the defense with balance or fading away. The lift he generated gave him clean looks at the rim from the mid-range and perimeter, even with a hand in his face. [player_tooltip player_id='2344514' first='Kayden' last='Primus'] created his own shot confidently in isolation, and his high release made it tough for defenders to bother his rhythm. Primus consistently found the gaps and rose up with precision.     Edwards impressed with his shot selection, he didn't force his jumpers or drives, picking and choosing his spots wisely. He got a lot of high-percentage shot attempts within the flow of the game, quietly carrying the scoring load with ease. Edwards showed he could be a knockdown three-point shooter in space, whether he was pulling up in transition or stepping into a catch-and-shoot look.     [player_tooltip player_id='2556363' first='Marcus' last='Epps'] provided efficient offense without needing a high volume of touches. He thrived scoring within the flow of things, proving to be capable of creating his own shot in spurts, but most dangerous when attacking off the catch, capitalizing on advantages created by others as he was skilled enough to initiate offense in stretches, but most effective spotting up, relocating, and attacking closeouts. He possessed a clean shooting stroke from deep, often excelling as a catch-and-shoot threat or with a one- or two-dribble pull-up in the midrange.     Holloway displayed a lightning-quick catch-and-shoot release as he 1-2 stepped into rhythm. His timing was sharp, and he consistently got the ball off before closeouts could reach him. Holloway didn't need much room to get into his shot, always balanced, always ready.     Sutter impacted the game as a three-point catch-and-shoot threat, especially with his feet set and in transition. He ran to the arc with purpose, found space, and caught in rhythm to let it fly with confidence. Wechsler consistently made defenders pay for giving him any room from deep.

The Nike EYBL E15 division continues to shine a spotlight on the next wave of elite talent, and Texas prospects more than held their own. Whether it was explosive guards pushing pace, versatile wings impacting both ends, or bigs dominating the paint, these young standouts proved they're ready for the national spotlight. From consistent playmakers to breakout risers, this group of E15 Texas prospects made serious noise, and their performances demand attention heading into the summer circuit.