2024 guard TJ Burch TJ Burch 6'1" | PG Texas Alliance Of Christian Athletes (TACA) | 2024 State TX is dynamic. I found myself losing track of the game in front me while watching him operate on the next court. I’ve stated before and still stand on TJ being the most underrated 2024 guard in the state. His impact with the ball in his hands is very “Kyrie Irvinish” leaving you with a “how did he do that?” type of feel when watching some of his offense plays. Tj didn’t necessarily dominate both games offensively but instead played more of a true point guard roll which is good for him heading towards college ball. Keep in mind that even in a light offensive game he is till going for 15-20 easily. Yes, he’s that good scoring the ball, 30 point games seem to be his normal no matter who the opponent is. He’s crafty with ball and uses his start and stop abilities to get the shot he wants. He’s a high percentage 3 point shooter but can slash also either attempting to dunk on you or giving you a highlight lay up. Midrange is there, tough defender on the perimeter, there’s not really much that missed when it comes to his game. He easily should be with some of the names talked about nationally in the 2024 class and I’m hoping this year will cement that thought for the rankings committee with him in full control of Taca Storm’s offensive. TJ just committed to McNeese University and should be on anyone’s radar who claims to know about high school basketball.

TJ Burch TJ Burch 6'1" | PG Texas Alliance Of Christian Athletes (TACA) | 2024 State TX is a floor general who plays with a well-balanced offensive attack and great synchronization with his teammates. He consistently makes the right play after breaking down the defense, displaying terrific unselfishness, chemistry, and synergy. Burch is a natural playmaker on both ends of the court, with a knack for turning defense into offense. With the ball in hand, his passing skills are always on full display, throwing accurate passes to open teammates, hitting shooters across the court, and tossing alley-oops. In the open floor, he is quick and threatening with excellent decision-making and facilitating skills. Burch takes advantage of what the defense gives him and exploits it instantly. He plays with poise and pace, as if the game has completely slowed down for him, giving him the ability to control the game effectively.

Burch made his presence known early with his performance against 1Family trading baskets with 5-star players. Probably the only aspect of the game he loves more than winning is a challenge. His up-and-down style can be too fast for defenders. Contains the mental strength you like in a guard. Consistently stood out at every New Balance event.

Bruch is making his name known this summer. Taking the Pro16 circuit by storm! He can make the crowd stand up with his tricky aerial finishes. He dawg attitude on the court, making his presence felt in almost every aspect of the game. You would swear every game is personal for him. Once his decision-making skills progress as he continues to develop his potential is high.

Burch is a kid that is blazing fast with the basketball. During the match-up between Max Level Elite and ASAK 3ssb, he was a major difference maker. The game consistently went back and forth and every time his team needed a bucket, he was the one to provide it for them. His speed allowed him to be able to be the anchor on the defensive side of the basketball. He was able to put pressure on the primary ball handler for ASAK and got some key steals when it mattered most.

Throughout the month, TJ Burch TJ Burch 6'1" | PG Texas Alliance Of Christian Athletes (TACA) | 2024 State TX proved to be a spark plug anytime he was on the floor. Burch heats up quickly and once he got it going his scoring became difficult to slow down.

-32 points vs Fort Worth O.D. Wyatt

-24 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists vs Link Academy

-Recieved an offer from Tarleton State University