Elite 36 Top Performers

The morning session set the tone at the Elite 36 in Houston, TX. Players came out active, applying pressure and making plays on both ends. It wasn't just scoring—deflections, rebounds, and hustle plays stood out throughout. I always appreciate the players who show up early and set the tone in those morning games—you can tell who's ready from the jump. Statements were made early.    Smart, steady combo guard that controls the game with his decision-making. Alan finished with 13 points, picking his spots and making the right reads throughout. Keeps the offense organized, plays under control, and consistently makes winning plays. His play led the way in a 64-35 early morning victory.     Knocked down three triples on his way to 15 points, providing a strong perimeter presence. Confident shooter that spaces the floor and capitalizes on clean looks. When he gets going from deep, he can shift momentum quickly. Truly a player worth tracking this weekend. Caceres also knows how to put his teammates in scoring opportunities with his strong feel for the game and savvy decision making.     Strong, slashing forward that plays through contact and finishes with toughness. Also shows the ability to step out and knock down the three. Came up big in a crucial OT win, finishing with 19 points and hitting a key three when it mattered most.     The Katy Shooting Stars guard put together a strong all-around scoring performance with 19 points, producing consistently in both halves. Showed a complete offensive game, scoring from all three levels—finishing at the rim, knocking down mid-range shots, and converting from deep. Stayed poised and efficient throughout, finding ways to contribute within the flow of the game.     Active forward that brings consistent energy on the defensive end. Finished with 12 points and controlled the glass with a strong rebounding presence. Impacts the game with effort, physicality, and a willingness to do the dirty work.

The morning session set the tone at the Elite 36 in Houston, TX. Players came out active, applying pressure and making plays on both ends. It wasn't just scoring—deflections, rebounds, and hustle plays stood out throughout. I always appreciate the players who show up early and set the tone in those morning games—you can tell who's ready from the jump. Statements were made early.