Mason Wallace is a 5'8" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2029 class.
Wallace attends Westmoore in Oklahoma and plays club basketball for Team Oklahoma.
Wallace's Player Profile was created on April 4, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Mason
WallacePG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'8"
HS
Westmoore
|
OK
Program Runs Deep: Team Oklahoma’s Standouts
Mason Wallace is another intriguing prospect in the 2029 class who is poised for an expanded role after...
Written by Cooper Livingston
Mason
WallacePG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'8"
HS
Westmoore
|
OK
Going Camping: Youth Movement at UCO
Wallace already has a good rep for his long range shooting abilities. Which he backed up at UCO...
Written by Sam Duren
Mason
WallacePG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'8"
HS
Westmoore
|
OK
2029 Watchlist: Instant Impact
Already expected to start and should thrive for the Jaguars. Has impressed in scrimmages with his shooting and...
Written by Sam Duren
Mason
WallacePG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'8"
HS
Westmoore
|
OK
Big Saturday: New Faces
Freshman who is already shaping up to be a major contributor for the Jaugars. Knock down shooting from...
Written by Sam Duren
Mason
WallacePG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'8"
HS
Westmoore
|
OK
Evaluations: Team 2 at Freshman Showcase
Smaller guard with big time range. Displayed that he’s very comfortable from a few feet from behind the...
Written by Sam Duren
Mason
WallacePG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'8"
HS
Westmoore
|
OK
Grind Region Kick-Off: 14U Top Performing Playmakers
A reliable floor spacer who constantly moved without the ball, Wallace cut through the lane and ran to...
Written by DeVontae Cobb
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Mason WallaceMasonWallace
5'8" | PG/SG
Westmoore | 2029 StateOK
is another intriguing prospect in the 2029 class who is poised for an expanded role after seeing varsity minutes as a freshman at Westmoore. Wallace put together a successful summer and showed he is ready to take another step forward as his role continues to grow.
One of his most impressive performances came against a tough Lincoln Supreme squad, where Wallace poured in 18 points while shooting an impressive 6-for-8 from beyond the arc. His shooting ability is what immediately stands out, as he possesses seemingly endless range and the confidence to knock down shots from well beyond the three-point line. Wallace’s ability to shoot over defenders and stretch the floor makes him a difficult matchup and gives him a valuable offensive weapon heading into his sophomore season.
Wallace already has a good rep for his long range shooting abilities. Which he backed up at UCO team camp with some DEEP makes when watched. Impressively he’s also becoming all around guard. Complete with good quickness off the bounce. Capable of breaking down the defense to stir the drink for his team, and create looks for his teammates. Had some good finishing moments too for a smaller guard. Could be a good bet of a classic heart over height guard who will rise by playing with a chip on his shoulder.
Already expected to start and should thrive for the Jaguars. Has impressed in scrimmages with his shooting and feel for the game on both ends of the floor. Class 6A could lead to some bumps in the road, but the young guard is setting a strong foundation for a great high school career.
Freshman who is already shaping up to be a major contributor for the Jaugars. Knock down shooting from three is proving to be his early ticket. But it’s more than just camping out from deep. He’s buying into defense principles and competing on that end of the court. Looks set for a productive freshman campaign for a reloading Jaguars squad.
Smaller guard with big time range. Displayed that he’s very comfortable from a few feet from behind the high school three point line. Soft touch and ideal rotation on his shot, either a swish or capable of getting the shooter’s roll. Clearly has good grassroots pedigree with extensive playing time from across the country. Will be a 405 name to keep track of as he follows in the footsteps of the recent top tier shooters from Westmoore.
A reliable floor spacer who constantly moved without the ball, Wallace cut through the lane and ran to open spots beyond the arc, often finding his first hole in the corner before lifting to the wing as the ball swung around, catching defenders off guard with his continuous off-ball activity. He absorbed contact midair and maintained his balance exceptionally well, making him a dependable go-to scorer even in one-on-one situations. His shooting and body control made him a problem at all times.