2026 GASO Fall Tour at Duncanville: Some of the standout players at the event. #GASO ‘27 Cadarian Urune - Allen (TX) Dylan Matlock-Reed - Allen (TX Kellan Cantrell - Highland Park (TX) Dylan Franklin - DeSoto (TX) Alex Cheatham - Lovejoy (TX) Shaqere Kizzee - Dallas Carter (TX) KJ Cyres - Tyler Legacy (TX) Zyere Ceasar - Tyler Legacy (TX) Jonathan Bradley - South Oak Cliff (TX) Amari Coleman - Grace Prep (TX) Ryan Hampton - Rockwall-Heath (TX) Paxton Ivy - Rockwall-Heath (TX) Onie Lewis IV - Lake Ridge (TX) Trey Williams - Lancaster (TX) Soloman Yow - Lancaster (TX) Jammir Major - EG3 Academy (TX) Jamar Thomas - EG3 Academy (TX) ‘28 Monta Ellis Jr. - Prosper Walnut Grove (TX) Kayden Primus - Prosper Walnut Grove (TX) King Taylor - DeSoto (TX) Terrell Jackson - Dallas Carter (TX) Willy Bakonga - Mansfield Timberview Luckie Harbert III - Duncanville (TX) James Johnson - Frisco Memorial (TX) Hunter Jones - McKinney (TX) Rodney Washington - LaCore Elite Academy (TX) Levi Moore - Arlington Martin (TX) ‘29 Chris Martinez - Highland Park (TX) Ayden McClinton - Allen (TX) Madden Robinson - Allen (TX) Vijay Keshaav - Frisco Memorial (TX) ‘30 James Rideau - Atascocita (TX) Kayden Williams - Garland (TX) DJ Parker - Duncanville (TX) Heir Jackson - Duncanville (TX) Kaelan Anderson - North Crowley (TX) Kyran Anderson - North Crowley (TX)

2026 GASO Fall Tour at Duncanville: 2027 KJ Cyres is a player college coaches should know, and he showed why in the two games Tyler Legacy played. @TylerLegacyBB The 6’7 versatile forward displayed his ability to bring the ball up the floor and initiate the offense for his team. His passing ability stood out, as he consistently made smart reads and delivered next level passes over defenders with his size and vision. Cyres also has the size and mobility to attack the lane and finish over defenders in the paint. An intriguing prospect to keep an eye on. #GASO

2026 GASO Fall Tour at Duncanville: DeSoto has an exciting duo in 2027 PG Dylan Franklin and 2028 Wing King Taylor. Both showed Division I level talent and feel throughout the two games they played at the showcase. Franklin (#21) knocked down several tough shots and consistently created separation with his handle and strong frame, allowing him to get to his spots and attack the basket. He’s a smart, skilled guard who can score on all three levels. Taylor (#2) played with great aggression and passion on both ends of the floor. His length and athleticism were on full display with multiple high flying dunks and his ability to create havoc defensively. He also knocked down a couple of jumpers and showed off his playmaking ability by creating opportunities for his teammates. #GASO

2026 GASO Fall Tour at Duncanville: 2028 Guard Kayden Primus impressed in Prosper Walnut Grove’s comeback win against Desoto. He shot the ball well converting on multiple threes, displayed a good feel for the game with his passes and decision making, and had some crafty moves at the basket. Primus is a skilled guard who’s a name to keep an eye on this upcoming season. #GASO

Denton Invitational Shootout: 2027 6’6 Wing Bryson McManigell had a statement performance against Plano doing a bit of everything for Rowlett. He used his length to create turnovers defensively, picking up multiple steals and turning them into electric fastbreak dunks. Excels in transition, runs the floor hard, and can create offense for himself both in the half court and in transition. An athletic, skilled wing who should be on college coaches’ radar.

Denton Invitational Shootout: 2027 PG Adrian Cheadle and 2027 F Ethan Ashu both played major roles in Denton’s win over defending state champions Little Elm in a gritty game. Cheadle (#5) showed off his playmaking ability making sharp and accurate passes while also scoring the ball. He has a quick first step and used it to beat defenders off the dribble and finish strong at the basket. He’s a skilled, athletic guard that has next level abilities. @adriancheadle09 Ashu (#23) displayed his athleticism and hustle with multiple blocks, rebounds and put back layups. Knocked down a three and also showed good touch as a passer from the perimeter and in the paint. The lanky 6’7 forward consistently made positive plays on both ends of floor.

Denton Invitational Shootout: 2027 guard Rodney Washington hit 5 threes along with converting multiple finishes at the basket in Mesquite’s win over Lewisville. He made the right reads on both ends of the floor and was a pest on defense. Washington is the type of player coaches love having on their team. He’s a scrappy guard who takes pride in playing defense and can consistently knock down the three ball. @444Rodney

Denton Invitational Shootout: 2027 PG Karson Jones had a strong outing in The Colony’s win over Keller at the Shootout. He showcased a strong handle, crafty dribble moves that led to finishes at the basket, and the ability to control the pace of the game. His next level speed with the ball also stood out. A point guard with a good feel for the game, Jones is a name college coaches should keep an eye on through his senior year. @KarsonJones2027