Texas 2025 Rankings
Texas 2025 Rankings
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Player
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Hudson Greer
TX
1
SF
1
SCHOOL
Austin Lake Travis
CLUB TEAM
Nike ProSkills EYBL
HEIGHT
6'7"
POS
SF
CLASS
2025
Evaluation
2025
Hudson Greer
Hudson
Greer
6'7" | SF
Austin Lake Travis | 2025
State
TX
is no stranger to big games or hectic environments but he seemed to have a point to prove this weekend at Hoopfest in a convincing win over Waxahachie. He used his athletic ability to play above the rim, attacking and drawing fouls making a living at the line. His shot also continuous to improve not only from deep but his pull up off the dribble and catch and shoot as well. Hudson put up 29 points and added 12 rebounds to top it off. Currently ranked in the national top 100, he’ll continue to climb in the rankings as powerhouse Lake Travis looks to make a state run.
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Sebastian Williams-Adams
TX
2
SF
2
SCHOOL
St. John's
CLUB TEAM
JL3 Elite EYBL
HEIGHT
6'6"
POS
SF
CLASS
2025
Evaluation
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Sebastian was a great playmaker for St. Johns this contest against Sam Houston and was the main ballhandler bringing the rock up the floor. Despite being double teamed for most of the game by the full court press, Sebastian still displayed a versatile skillset and was able to get to the rim and hit open jumpers when the defense left him open. Williams-Adams finished the game shooting 6/16, going 2/8 from long range, and hitting 5 of his 9 free throw shots. Sebastian always knew where his teammates were on the floor and showcased unselfish ability, hitting them with an easy assist for a knockdow shot. It is easy to see how Williams-Adams is not only one of the top ranked 2025 hoopers in Greater Houston, but in all of Texas. He plays with such a passion and skill for the game, it makes it look easy when he’s on the floor. |
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King Grace
TX
3
SG
1
Evaluation
2025
King Grace
King
Grace
6'5" | SG
Waxahachie | 2025
State
TX
is one of the state’s top guards and even though his team didn’t the get the wins the hoped for he let that be known. He plays with a profession like pace stopping and starting on a dime finding any openings he can to attack the rim. He also has a quick pull up jumper that he knocks down no space needed. Super athletic he finishes as the rim almost floating through his finishes making everything look to easy. King had 34/5 against some elite defenders and is one of the states top offensive threats no matter what class.
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B.J. Davis-Ray
TX
4
SG
2
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Parker Jefferson
TX
5
C
1
SCHOOL
Waxahachie
CLUB TEAM
Houston Hoops EYBL
HEIGHT
6'8"
POS
C
CLASS
2025
Evaluation
Parker Jefferson
Parker
Jefferson
6'8" | C
Waxahachie | 2025
State
TX
, a playmaking center, displayed elite court vision and decision-making. Whether executing outlet passes, precise kick-outs from the post, or threading the needle in traffic, he consistently delivered accurate passes. Jefferson proved to be the best two-way player on the floor, refusing to allow scoring in his paint and challenging everything with his massive standing reach.
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Hudson Greer
Evaluation
Hudson
Greer
6'7" | SF
Austin Lake Travis | 2025
State
TX
is no stranger to big games or hectic environments but he seemed to have a point to prove this weekend at Hoopfest in a convincing win over Waxahachie. He used his athletic ability to play above the rim, attacking and drawing fouls making a living at the line. His shot also continuous to improve not only from deep but his pull up off the dribble and catch and shoot as well. Hudson put up 29 points and added 12 rebounds to top it off. Currently ranked in the national top 100, he’ll continue to climb in the rankings as powerhouse Lake Travis looks to make a state run.
Sebastian Williams-Adams
Evaluation
Sebastian was a great playmaker for St. Johns this contest against Sam Houston and was the main ballhandler bringing the rock up the floor. Despite being double teamed for most of the game by the full court press, Sebastian still displayed a versatile skillset and was able to get to the rim and hit open jumpers when the defense left him open. Williams-Adams finished the game shooting 6/16, going 2/8 from long range, and hitting 5 of his 9 free throw shots. Sebastian always knew where his teammates were on the floor and showcased unselfish ability, hitting them with an easy assist for a knockdow shot. It is easy to see how Williams-Adams is not only one of the top ranked 2025 hoopers in Greater Houston, but in all of Texas. He plays with such a passion and skill for the game, it makes it look easy when he’s on the floor.
King Grace
Evaluation
King
Grace
6'5" | SG
Waxahachie | 2025
State
TX
is one of the state’s top guards and even though his team didn’t the get the wins the hoped for he let that be known. He plays with a profession like pace stopping and starting on a dime finding any openings he can to attack the rim. He also has a quick pull up jumper that he knocks down no space needed. Super athletic he finishes as the rim almost floating through his finishes making everything look to easy. King had 34/5 against some elite defenders and is one of the states top offensive threats no matter what class.
B.J. Davis-Ray
Parker Jefferson
Evaluation
Parker
Jefferson
6'8" | C
Waxahachie | 2025
State
TX
, a playmaking center, displayed elite court vision and decision-making. Whether executing outlet passes, precise kick-outs from the post, or threading the needle in traffic, he consistently delivered accurate passes. Jefferson proved to be the best two-way player on the floor, refusing to allow scoring in his paint and challenging everything with his massive standing reach.
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SubscribeHudson Greer
Evaluation
Hudson
Greer
6'7" | SF
Austin Lake Travis | 2025
State
TX
is no stranger to big games or hectic environments but he seemed to have a point to prove this weekend at Hoopfest in a convincing win over Waxahachie. He used his athletic ability to play above the rim, attacking and drawing fouls making a living at the line. His shot also continuous to improve not only from deep but his pull up off the dribble and catch and shoot as well. Hudson put up 29 points and added 12 rebounds to top it off. Currently ranked in the national top 100, he’ll continue to climb in the rankings as powerhouse Lake Travis looks to make a state run.
Sebastian Williams-Adams
Evaluation
Sebastian was a great playmaker for St. Johns this contest against Sam Houston and was the main ballhandler bringing the rock up the floor. Despite being double teamed for most of the game by the full court press, Sebastian still displayed a versatile skillset and was able to get to the rim and hit open jumpers when the defense left him open. Williams-Adams finished the game shooting 6/16, going 2/8 from long range, and hitting 5 of his 9 free throw shots. Sebastian always knew where his teammates were on the floor and showcased unselfish ability, hitting them with an easy assist for a knockdow shot. It is easy to see how Williams-Adams is not only one of the top ranked 2025 hoopers in Greater Houston, but in all of Texas. He plays with such a passion and skill for the game, it makes it look easy when he’s on the floor.
King Grace
Evaluation
King
Grace
6'5" | SG
Waxahachie | 2025
State
TX
is one of the state’s top guards and even though his team didn’t the get the wins the hoped for he let that be known. He plays with a profession like pace stopping and starting on a dime finding any openings he can to attack the rim. He also has a quick pull up jumper that he knocks down no space needed. Super athletic he finishes as the rim almost floating through his finishes making everything look to easy. King had 34/5 against some elite defenders and is one of the states top offensive threats no matter what class.
B.J. Davis-Ray
Parker Jefferson
Evaluation
Parker
Jefferson
6'8" | C
Waxahachie | 2025
State
TX
, a playmaking center, displayed elite court vision and decision-making. Whether executing outlet passes, precise kick-outs from the post, or threading the needle in traffic, he consistently delivered accurate passes. Jefferson proved to be the best two-way player on the floor, refusing to allow scoring in his paint and challenging everything with his massive standing reach.