Tyrone Jamison Tyrone Jamison 6'2" | PG Calvary Baptist | 2027 State #40 Nation LA once again proved why he is considered one of the nation’s premier point guards. Representing both his high school program and JL3, Jamison averaged 19 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds while shooting 38 percent from three-point range on basketball’s biggest summer stage.His recruiting list reads like a who’s who of college basketball, and for good reason. Jamison consistently controls the pace of the game, creates opportunities for teammates, and delivers when the lights are brightest. He has established himself as one of the finest point guards Louisiana has produced, and wherever he chooses to continue his career, he projects to make an immediate impact.

There is a lot of depth to this guard class nationally in 2027. Jamison is one of the more gifted scorers from the lead guard spot and probably projects more so as a true combo guard at the next level. His scoring and shot-making were on display on Wednesday night while leading JL3 17u to a victory. Jamison put up 22 points while shooting 4-6 from three-point range and adding 6 rebounds and 4 assists. He is absolutely one of the most dynamic scoring guards in the country.

Jamison contributed 16 points while providing toughness and physicality throughout the contest. He attacked the basket aggressively, earned trips to the foul line, and competed on every possession despite facing a physical opponent. His ability to score through contact gave JL3 another reliable offensive option. He continues to embrace the dirty work while producing offensively.

✅ Physical downhill scorer
✅ Tough competitor
✅ Aggressive finisher

Tyron Jamison quietly put together one of the most complete stat lines of the day with 16 points, 11 rebounds, and 9 assists. He flirted with a triple-double by impacting every possession as both a scorer and facilitator. His ability to rebound, push the break, and create offense makes him one of the more versatile players in attendance. Stuffing the stat sheet has become part of his game.

✅ Triple-double versatility
✅ Excellent rebounder for his position
✅ Playmaking forward

TJ is the undisputed #1 guard in the state and continues to impress when he has nothing left to prove. Having burst onto the scene as a freshman, his throne remains unchallenged. When Ruston poked the Boogeyman this weekend, he responded with a dominant 26-point performance to secure the victory in the most watched game of the event. Jamison is one of the most targeted players in the nation, and any college coach who lands him is going to love watching him compete every single day.

Jamison has been one of the most productive guards in Texas through three EYBL sessions, averaging 20.5 points and 4.9 assists per game. He consistently controls tempo while creating offense from all three levels and has connected on 35.0% from three-point range and 84.8% from the free-throw line. His ability to generate quality looks for himself while keeping teammates involved makes him one of the more complete offensive guards on the circuit. Few players have carried a larger offensive workload while maintaining his level of production.

✅ Three-level scoring
✅ Pace and game control
✅ Offensive playmaking

Tyrone Jamison Tyrone Jamison 6'2" | PG Calvary Baptist | 2027 State #40 Nation LA is one of the top guards in the nation and he continues to improve his game. He is a pure three level scorer and master facilitator with an unmatched motor and visible on court maestro. He is a true leader and student of the game with next level potential written all over him. He is one of the best and brightest in the nation, and The Oklahoma Sooners offered him after his MVP nod from Session 1. The sky is the limit for Jamison.

Jamison was the most productive scoring guard in the sample, finishing with 26 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists. He consistently created separation in ball screen situations, getting into pull-up rhythm and forcing defensive adjustments. His confidence as a perimeter scorer showed in both transition and half-court settings, especially when operating off re-screens or late-clock actions. He also showed flashes of making the correct read when help collapsed, keeping the offense flowing. The shot-making gravity he brings is a clear translatable skill.

✅ Shot creation off the dribble
✅ Perimeter scoring gravity
✅ Secondary playmaking reads

Jamison produced 18 points and 4 assists, operating as an aggressive scoring guard with secondary playmaking ability. He showed confidence from beyond the arc, knocking down 3 threes on high volume attempts. His offensive approach leaned toward scoring, attacking off the dribble and looking to create his own shot. While turnovers (4) were present, they came in the context of high usage. He contributed as a facilitator when drawing defensive attention.

✅ Scoring aggression (18 PTS)
✅ Perimeter volume shooting (3 3PM)
✅ Secondary playmaking (4 AST)

If there was an MVP for the game, it would have to be Jamison. Jamison put the team on his back scoring 32 points and doing everything required to win. Jamison is at his best when he is facilitating and showcasing his elite pace, passing ability and overall IQ. The flip side of that is, he has continued to improve his ability to score and he is a guard that can do both. Jamison is a D1 Point Guard with everything coaches look for at the next level. He is beyond a special talent; he is a testament of hard work and consistency. He is a standout in any gym, and if he wants to be a Pro, he is on track to realize that dream.