Noble Session II – Waxahachie vs Guyer Standouts

Guyer controlled the game from start to finish, defeating Waxahachie 52–38 with a balanced offensive approach and a stifling defensive effort. Waxahachie struggled from the field at just 32.6%, while Guyer's efficiency and physicality created separation early. Player of the Game [player_tooltip player_id='2557226' first='DJ' last='Majors'] delivered a commanding two-way performance, but several teammates contributed to the steady flow that defined the win. Seven players stood out as the most impactful performers from this matchup.    Majors controlled every layer of the game, scoring 21 points while relentlessly attacking Waxahachie's defense. His ability to live at the free-throw line (10-for-12) showed his physicality and assertiveness. Majors also made plays for others, finishing with four assists, and defensively he was disruptive with four steals. His two-way dominance was the defining force behind Guyer's victory.   Translatable Skills   ✔ lead guard control   ✔ downhill scoring & rim pressure   ✔ defensive activity/playmaking     Kennedy delivered a perfect shooting night, going 6-for-6 from the floor and providing crucial interior scoring. His defensive presence, with two blocks, helped erase Waxahachie's attempts in the paint. Kennedy also contributed five rebounds and played with a high motor throughout his 32 minutes. His finishing touch and defensive timing made him one of Guyer's most reliable performers.   Translatable Skills   ✔ strong positional rebounding   ✔ elite finishing touch   ✔ interior defense     Rodriguez gave Guyer a powerful complementary scoring presence, knocking down six shots and showing great touch around the rim. He worked effectively off the ball and capitalized on interior mismatches. With five rebounds and steady two-way contributions, Rodriguez provided physicality and efficiency. His ability to score without needing volume attempts helped stabilize Guyer's offense. If it weren't for multiple injuries sustained, he was on pace for a big game.   Translatable Skills   ✔ strong physical finishing   ✔ interior scoring versatility   ✔ off-ball activity     Mata didn't need scoring to make a large impact. His eight defensive rebounds controlled possessions and prevented Waxahachie from generating momentum. He facilitated well from the forward spot with three assists, showing excellent decision-making. Mata's activity and awareness made him a quiet but essential contributor to Guyer's success.   Translatable Skills   ✔ positional awareness   ✔ defensive rebounding anchor   ✔ connective passing     Gatewood was Waxahachie's primary offensive engine, generating 15 points while handling the majority of the shot creation duties. Despite tough defensive pressure, he found ways to impact the game with five assists. His three steals provided sparks defensively, showing anticipation and aggression. Gatewood's workload was heavy, and he delivered competitive energy throughout all 32 minutes.   Translatable Skills   ✔ defensive disruption   ✔ on-ball creation   ✔ playmaking vision     Jones showed great composure and efficiency, scoring 7 points on 3-of-7 shooting while knocking down a tough perimeter jumper. His three steals were a bright spot defensively, as he jumped passing lanes and provided much-needed activity. Jones played with confidence and poise in a game where his team struggled to generate rhythm. His defensive instincts and competitive edge stood out in the backcourt.   Translatable Skills   ✔ on-ball competitiveness   ✔ perimeter defense   ✔ spot-up shooting     Ethridge contributed toughness and physicality, gathering five rebounds and anchoring the paint defensively. He battled inside throughout, contesting shots and providing strong interior positioning. His presence helped Waxahachie compete on the glass against a bigger Guyer squad. Ethridge's defensive consistency and rebounding effort were valuable in containing second-chance points.   Translatable Skills   ✔ paint toughness   ✔ interior defense   ✔ physical rebounding

Guyer controlled the game from start to finish, defeating Waxahachie 52–38 with a balanced offensive approach and a stifling defensive effort. Waxahachie struggled from the field at just 32.6%, while Guyer's efficiency and physicality created separation early. Player of the Game DJ Majors DJ Majors 6'0" Denton Guyer | 2026 TX delivered a commanding two-way performance, but several teammates contributed to the steady flow that defined the win. Seven players stood out as the most impactful performers from this matchup.