GASO Duncanville Fall Tour: Game Changers Being Impactful

The 2025 GASO Fall Tour in Duncanville was a big event on October 11th, featuring a good number of talented players and top high school teams that I watched for the first time. In this article, I'll be highlighting five players who were game changers that truly stood out to me during the day!    [player_tooltip player_id='2555146' first='Shaqere' last='Kizzee'] showcased his impressive skills throughout his two games against Anna and Tyler Legacy High School. Standing at an impressive 6'10” on the roster, he demonstrated the agility and control of a guard. His exceptional handle allowed him to create opportunities for himself and his teammates, making him a formidable offensive threat. Beyond his offensive prowess, Kizzee's wingspan and agility enable him to effectively contest shots on the perimeter and rotate well in the half court. Additionally, his athleticism and frame make him a valuable asset in the paint, providing rim protection and making impactful plays.     [player_tooltip player_id='2112010' first='Christopher' last='Hunt Jr.'] is a swift and skillful guard from Duncanville High School that becomes a blur when he has the ball in his hands. Offensively he consistently creates significant plays when it truly matters. He quickly establishes a scoring rhythm and is capable of executing powerful plays. Despite missing the game-winning layup in regulation against [player_tooltip player_id='2854586' first='Austin' last=''] Westlake, he made a remarkable comeback in overtime, securing the victory with a game-winning layup. His aggressive play, even after missing the crucial layup, demonstrates his exceptional skills and unwavering determination.     [player_tooltip player_id='1590879' first='Bryce' last='Dixon'] out of The Colony was by the far the best player on the court when The Colony played against Lubbock Trinity Christian at the 2:30 pm game at the GASO Fall Tour. He could literally do nothing wrong in this game as he took control of the interior by majority being the one in front of the charge to lead transition opportunities consistently finishing in those situations. The high activity level is evident as he is all over the floor on both ends. Offensively he was a threat on the perimeter shooting it with confidence, if he wasn't shooting from range, he got into the lane capitalizing paint points creating most of these scoring chances. Defensively he was in constant movement making the right rotations playing on all three levels. Bryce is the real deal being committed to LA Tech!     [player_tooltip player_id='2252490' first='Kamari' last='Friend'] was a standout guard from Richland High School that showcased his exceptional skills by sinking shots from the three-point line against Frisco Independence. Throughout the game, he exuded confidence and comfort, seamlessly integrating into the offensive flow. As he approached the basket, he effectively finished plays through contact, asserting his dominance against half-court and transition defenders. Kamari's defensive prowess is evident as he consistently applies ball pressure on opposing ball handlers, demonstrating his active and determined nature on the court.     Cameron Goss was a standout player from Frisco Independence that made a significant impact in the effort category against Richland High School. He consistently pursued the ball, especially during rebounds on both ends of the court. Throughout his minutes on the court, Cameron displayed his hustle and active participation. Offensively, he excelled in finishing plays at the rim, showcasing his athleticism and dunking multiple times during the games I watched.

The 2025 GASO Fall Tour in Duncanville was a big event on October 11th, featuring a good number of talented players and top high school teams that I watched for the first time. In this article, I'll be highlighting five players who were game changers that truly stood out to me during the day!