January's Scoring Explosions (Forwards)

This year, January became the month where scoring took center stage. Whether it was three-level scoring, deep-range shooting, or relentless downhill pressure, these outings stood out not just for point totals, but for efficiency, and impact. Here's a look at some of January's top scoring performances that defined the month and started the year off right.    [player_tooltip player_id='2809343' first='Corbin' last='Taylor'] has emerged as one of the most prominent 2028 prospects in the state, leading his team in scoring as a sophomore while consistently finding easier, more efficient ways to put points on the board. In his most recent outing, Taylor was surgical, going 14-of-17 from the field for a season-high 30 points and 12 rebounds, his 14th double-double of the year. Taylor's ability to score within the flow, finish plays, and impact the glass continues to separate him at an early stage of his development.     Throughout the month of January, [player_tooltip player_id='2807348' first='Kanyon' last='Taylor'] garnered significant attention from JUCO programs due to his translatable traits that impact winning across the board. Taylor separates himself with a rare blend of size, skill, basketball IQ, and mobility, allowing him to affect the game in multiple phases. Taylor dominated throughout the season and January was no different, stringing together four straight 20-plus point performances while consistently asserting himself as a two-way presence.     [player_tooltip player_id='2555019' first='Bryson' last='Howard'] delivered his sixth and seventh 30-point performances of the season, fueling Frisco Heritage's continued winning streak. The Duke commit caught fire from beyond the arc, shooting with supreme confidence and no hesitation, using his size and elevation to neutralize contests. Howard was equally impactful turning defense into offense, creating opportunities off steals, instinctive traps, and rim-running in transition, where he finished with emphatic, momentum-shifting dunks.     Troynelle Belle posted a season-high 38 points on an efficient 15-of-24 shooting performance, showcasing his versatility as a true three-level scorer. He has a natural knack for getting open, finding pockets of space, and positioning himself as a reliable passing option. Operating comfortably in triple-threat and with his back to the basket, Belle's pivot footwork stood out. His ability to stretch the floor, create off the bounce in transition, and attack the rim at will has elevated his scoring production to another level this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='2252902' first='Jeremiah' last='Moore'] heats up like a microwave, and once he finds rhythm, he becomes nearly impossible to slow down. He validated that reputation with a season-high eight made three-pointers on his way to 28 points in a win. Moore stayed consistently shot-ready off the catch, whether spotting up or flowing into a clean 1–2 gather depending on the pass angle. His footwork remained disciplined, base aligned, and balance intact, allowing him to generate effortless lift into a smooth, repeatable release.     Against St. John's, Maddox Davis delivered one of the most complete performances of his season, finishing with 32 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals, and 2 blocks. The 6'5” wing showcased positional versatility, pairing his impressive length with reliable perimeter shooting and a relentless motor. Davis consistently leveraged his explosive first step and long strides to get downhill, converting at the rim with force while changing the game on both ends of the floor.

This year, January became the month where scoring took center stage. Whether it was three-level scoring, deep-range shooting, or relentless downhill pressure, these outings stood out not just for point totals, but for efficiency, and impact. Here's a look at some of January's top scoring performances that defined the month and started the year off right.