Houston, TX
The Finale of the SWAIC Houston session proved that you have to bring your game every game. The day 3 standouts are as followed:
‘23 G Ty Cox (TACA Storm)– Continued his stellar play during the session with a 19 point performance, knocking down 5 three’s. Really helped himself this weekend with his play as several college coaches inquired about the unsigned senior. One of the performers in the 1st SWAIC session.
‘23 F Kevin Paul (TACA Storm)- Showed his range and the athleticism, going 3-4 from 3 point land. Love his frame and ability to guard multiple positions. Crashes the offensive glass hard and is a must box out defensively. Has improved his offensive game and ability to face up and attack the basket.
‘23 G Abdul Bashir (Colorado Prep)– One of the biggest breakout players of this session. Long, has feel, plays with pace, and can really shoot the basketball. In a big win vs Spring Creek Scored 25 points and dished out 4 assists. Went an impressive 7-12 from 3 in his last game.
‘23 G Aliou Diallo (Colorado Prep Black)– Was the X factor in his team’s close win vs Good Vision Academy. Seemed to make every big play down the stretch. I loved the way he competed and impacted the game on both ends. A 21 point, 8 rebound, 3 assists game is a hell of a stat line.
‘23 G Jacquez Thornton (Colorado Prep Black)– When he plays, he leaves everything on the floor. Has a loud personality and loud game to match. Went for 15 points, 9 boards, and 5 assists in the win vs Good Vision.
Shaun Dumas Academy– The whole team stood out this session going 3-0, the only undefeated team! The played with so much toughness and energy. Jovanni Perez played well all 3 games, Jaylen Pazon provided big buckets early n the PSAT game, Jacoby Dyke hit timely baskets and Derek Burditt Jr was the maestro and floor general.
Other Day 3 Standouts-
‘23 Dale Griffin Jr (Inglewood College Prep)
’23 Braeden Jordan (TACA Storm)
’23 Baye Ndongo (Colorado Prep)
’25 Gracious Tabe (Good Vision Academy)
’25 Sam Cole (PSAT)
’25 Christian Jones (PSAT)
’24 Trent Burns (PSAT)