NOBLE Session IV - Brennan vs Vashon

Vashon (MO) outlasted [player_tooltip player_id='2382174' first='Brennan' last=''] (TX) 60–56 in a physical, grind-it-out matchup at The Noble Classic, leaning on toughness, free throws, and second-chance production to close the game. Neither team found much rhythm offensively, but Vashon's ability to generate paint pressure and live at the line proved decisive late. [player_tooltip player_id='2382174' first='Brennan' last=''] battled through cold shooting stretches and stayed connected defensively, keeping the game within one possession deep into the second half. Shot-making was scarce, spacing was tight, and execution on the margins ultimately separated the teams. This was a possession game that rewarded composure and physicality.    Stat line: 18 PTS, 3 AST | 5–9 FG, 4–6 3PT, 4–4 FT   Todd was [player_tooltip player_id='2382174' first='Brennan' last='']'s most reliable offensive option and the game's most efficient scorer. He knocked down perimeter shots in rhythm, spaced the floor consistently, and made himself available as a release valve when possessions stalled. His shot selection stayed disciplined, and he competed defensively without fouling. In a low-efficiency game, his ability to convert clean looks stood out.   🟧 Shot-making efficiency 🟧 Floor spacing gravity 🟧 Poise within offensive structure     Stat line: 12 PTS, 5 REB | 4–7 FG, 4–4 FT   Tarpley provided interior stability and physical presence. He finished efficiently around the rim, rebounded his area, and absorbed contact without rushing shots. Defensively, he held his ground and limited easy finishes inside. His production came from effort and positioning rather than designed touches.   🟧 Interior finishing 🟧 Physicality in the paint 🟧 Plays through contact     Stat line: 8 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST   Ward impacted the game beyond scoring, especially as a facilitator. He made reads out of traffic, moved the ball to advantage, and helped [player_tooltip player_id='2382174' first='Brennan' last=''] stay organized offensively during dry spells. His rebounding and passing from the forward spot helped keep [player_tooltip player_id='2382174' first='Brennan' last=''] competitive despite shooting struggles.   🟧 Secondary playmaking 🟧 Rebounding from position 🟧 Offensive connectivity     Stat line: 19 PTS, 4 AST | 6–13 FG, 7–7 FT   McCaskill was the most consistent downhill threat on the floor. He attacked the paint, drew fouls, and converted at the line in key moments. While perimeter shooting was limited, his ability to pressure the rim forced defensive rotations and kept Vashon's offense functional late.   🟧 Rim pressure creation 🟧 Free-throw generation 🟧 Late-game assertiveness     Stat line: 9 PTS, 11 REB   Powell controlled the glass and provided second-chance opportunities that swung the possession battle. He rebounded outside his area, pursued misses aggressively, and absorbed contact in traffic. His physicality was a major factor in Vashon's ability to close the game.   🟧 Offensive rebounding motor 🟧 Physical interior presence 🟧 Effort-based impact     Stat line: 10 PTS, 3 AST | 4–4 FT   Crain delivered steady minutes and helped settle the game late. He finished at the line, moved the ball, and stayed composed when pace slowed. While not a high-volume scorer, his execution in key stretches mattered.   🟧 Composure under pressure 🟧 Free-throw reliability 🟧 Ball security

Vashon (MO) outlasted Brennan Brennan Barton | 2026 TX (TX) 60–56 in a physical, grind-it-out matchup at The Noble Classic, leaning on toughness, free throws, and second-chance production to close the game. Neither team found much rhythm offensively, but Vashon's ability to generate paint pressure and live at the line proved decisive late. Brennan Brennan Barton | 2026 TX battled through cold shooting stretches and stayed connected defensively, keeping the game within one possession deep into the second half. Shot-making was scarce, spacing was tight, and execution on the margins ultimately separated the teams. This was a possession game that rewarded composure and physicality.

Talon Todd

HEIGHT 6'1"

POS PG

CLASS 2026

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Talon Todd

State: Texas

School: San Antonio Brennan

Stat line: 18 PTS, 3 AST | 5–9 FG, 4–6 3PT, 4–4 FT Todd was NOBLE Session IV – Brennan vs Vashon NOBLE Session IV – Brennan vs Vashon 's most reliable offensive option and the game's most efficient scorer. He knocked down perimeter shots in rhythm, spaced the floor consistently,…

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Delano Tarpley

HEIGHT 6'11"

POS C

CLASS 2026

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Delano Tarpley

State: Texas

School: Brennan

Club: SA Future

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Isaiah Ward

HEIGHT 6'7"

POS SF

CLASS 2026

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Isaiah Ward

State: Texas

School: San Antonio Brennan

Stat line: 8 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST Ward impacted the game beyond scoring, especially as a facilitator. He made reads out of traffic, moved the ball to advantage, and helped NOBLE Session IV – Brennan vs Vashon NOBLE Session IV – Brennan vs Vashon stay organized offensively during dry…