Mason might just be the most important player on the court tonight. His scoring prowess has captivated local fans, but tonight’s game could be the biggest of his local career. A threat from three-point range, deadly in the mid-range, and able to finish through contact at the rim, Mason can score at all three levels. Add in his high-level defense and you have a complete player. A college-ready point guard with the skills to make an impact at the next level, Mason’s return to Bastrop after winning a championship with Wossman has been a major storyline. Now, the question is: can he lead Bastrop to the Semi-Finals?

Mason has been one of the most electric players to watch the past four years and all of his skills have come full circle. He is paired with another electric playmaker Damarian Deal. He is part of a dynamic duo and his offensive game is second to none. He can shoot from anywhere on the court and make plays in any situation. He will have to put on a special performance in order to move his team on to the next round. Big time players show up in the biggest moments and Mason has been coming through for years.

Currently ranked as the #12 player in the Class of 2025, Antron Mason may be the best two-sport athlete in the unsigned 2025 class. Dominating in both football and basketball, Mason has the offers to prove his prowess in each sport. On the basketball court, he plays with a confidence that only champions possess, looking completely at ease in every game.

Mason has grown into his body, improving his skills across the board and refining every aspect of his game. He is a two-way force, excelling on both ends of the court, and his impressive numbers — currently averaging 22 points per game — are a testament to his all-around ability. Whether in football or basketball, Mason is primed to contribute at the next level, with his combination of talent, athleticism, and work ethic making him a high-impact player.

The big question now is not whether Mason will play at the Division I level — that’s all but guaranteed — but which program will win the highly coveted Antron (Trae) Mason sweepstakes? Football, basketball, or perhaps both?

Mason spent time at both guard positions over the last three years and Wossman benefited. Antron gets the team involved early before getting involved heavily in the offense. His willingness to take, and make, game winners is evident of that. Mason will play his senior season for Bastrop. More than likely Antron will employ the same formula.