Brooks made a big name for himself this summer during AAU and Summer League due to his aggressive style of play and relentless motor. He showed that he is a defensive pest at the showcase along with his ability to handle the ball and control pace. He is equally impressive on both sides of the ball and seems to get better every time I watch him compete. He will be a solid role player for Captain Shreve as an underclassman and will surely break into the 2028 rankings.

Trevon Brooks’ competitive edge and high basketball IQ were evident throughout the weekend. He consistently made smart decisions, especially when facing pressure, calmly navigating traps and keeping his head up to find open teammates. Playing for a Captain Shreve team known for its toughness, Brooks demonstrated an ability to attack aggressive defenders and create scoring opportunities in the paint. He also showcased his playmaking skills, dishing out assists with precision. With the departure of key players due to graduation and transfers, Brooks appears ready to step in and make an immediate impact at the varsity level. His poise, skill, and ability to score and distribute make him a valuable piece to their team.

Brooks was one of the standout players in the gym, demonstrating a high motor and impressive skill level. He is not only a trusted scorer but also unselfish, using the opportunity to showcase his playmaking abilities. His speed and athleticism consistently frustrated opponents on both ends of the court, making his game fun to watch. With continued growth, he could become a key contender in the “next up” conversations in North Louisiana, potentially earning a spot on the already loaded Huntington High School Varsity squad.