CP3NMSC South (DFW) Superlatives: 6th Grade Intangibles

Mansfield, TX — The final installment of our 6th-grade and class of 2032 coverage from the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine turns its attention to a group whose impact extends far beyond the box score: the players who thrived through intangibles. This collection of standouts elevated their teams with effort, communication, feel for the game, and a commitment to doing the small things that shape winning basketball. Whether it was making timely rotations, keeping groups organized, or bringing steady energy in tough stretches, their presence consistently lifted the level of play. These are the competitors whose influence can't always be measured statistically but was impossible to miss throughout the weekend...    Kingston Barba made his presence felt in all phases of the game at the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine, providing valuable production on both ends of the floor. He rebounded effectively for his position, moved the ball with purpose, and scored in a variety of ways within the flow of the offense. Barba's willingness to impact the game beyond just scoring gave his team a dependable and well-rounded contributor throughout the combine.     Sam Brown proved to be a major contributor for his team at the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine, impacting the game through toughness and physical play. He scored effectively around the rim, consistently battled on the glass, and defended with effort and strength in the low post. Brown's willingness to do the dirty work and make winning plays allowed him to provide meaningful production for his team.     Ethan Hubbard emerged as a major presence for his team at the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine, showcasing a well-rounded skill set from the guard position. He scored with confidence, set the table for teammates by making quality reads, and defended with purpose throughout the weekend. Hubbard's ability to influence the game in multiple ways made him a consistently valuable piece every time he stepped on the floor.     Makhi Johnson played a crucial role in his team's success at the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine, delivering exactly what you want from a skilled guard. He provided instant offense with the ball in his hands, whether attacking off the dribble or creating clean looks for himself. Johnson also competed defensively and made winning plays on both ends, standing out as a dependable and impactful performer all weekend.     Tyrone Richard brought strong impact from the guard spot at the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine, consistently boosting his team's overall production. He showcased confident ball-handling, good decision-making, and the ability to create offense for himself and others. Richard's polished guard skills and willingness to compete on both ends allowed him to influence the game in multiple ways.    Stay tuned for more from Prep Hoops Next!

Mansfield, TX — The final installment of our 6th-grade and class of 2032 coverage from the 2025 CP3 South Middle School Combine turns its attention to a group whose impact extends far beyond the box score: the players who thrived through intangibles. This collection of standouts elevated their teams with effort, communication, feel for the game, and a commitment to doing the small things that shape winning basketball. Whether it was making timely rotations, keeping groups organized, or bringing steady energy in tough stretches, their presence consistently lifted the level of play. These are the competitors whose influence can't always be measured statistically but was impossible to miss throughout the weekend...