VIP NEWS DA WEEK OF APRIL 12th - 18th!

14 Apr
INSIDE TODAY'S VIP NEWS?
- Are Local Hoop Factories Living Up to the Hype?
- A Blast to Da Past (2006): How loaded was that Class?

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GREATER HOUSTON AREA TRANSFER PORTAL LIST!

Here is the Greater Houston Area Transfer Portal List (51)

NAME HT CLASS HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER TEAM D1 COLLEGE NEW SCHOOL
Adam Stewart 6'11 SO Waller JL3 TCU  
AJ Bates  6'3 SO Seven Lakes Hou Hoops La Tech  
Ashton Simmons 6'3 FR BMT West Brook JL3 TCU  
Ashton Smith 6'9 SR Legacy SSS Hou Hoops South Dakota  
Braden East 6'9 SO Stafford TJ Ford Lamar  
Brayden Young 6'9 RS FR Cy Falls Cooz Elite Loyola-Chicago  
Bubs Alvarez 6'5 SO Hou Heights Team Temple South Dakota State HOUSTON CHR.
Caleb Evans 6'4 FR Klein  Hou Defenders Tarleton State  ANGELINA JC
Cam Patterson 6'5 FR Summer Creek Hou Hoops Texas Southern  
Chancellor White 6'6 JR Foster Hou Defenders Northern Colorado  
Chris Johnson 6'5 JR Montverde/Elkins Hou Defenders UCF  
Chuks Isitua 6'10 SO Yates N/A Southern Utah  
Corey Hadnot II 6'3 JR Cy Creek Team Temple Purdue-Ft Wayne  
Damian Garcia 6'5 SR Dobie Hou Defenders East Texas A&M  
Demari Williams 6'6 JR Dream City Christian/Fulshear Hou Hoops Hou Christian  
Devon Pryor 6'7 JR PSAT One Time Legends Oregon  
Dyllan Thompson 6'7 FR Second Baptist FAM Elite Georgia Tech  
Eian Lowe 5'10 FR FB Marshall FAM Elite Lamar  
Fred Payne 6'1 SO Legacy SSS LivOn Boston College  
Garwey Dual 6'5 JR Carmel/Bush George Hill Elite McNeese SYRACUSE
Isaiah Barganier 6'7 JR Fulshear JL3 Texas State  
Izu Emelife 6'7 FR Clear Springs RL9 Lamar  
Jace Posey 6'5 SO Strake Jesuit Hou Hoops TCU  
Jacolb Fredson-Cole 6'7 SO Bellaire N/A McNeese  
Jahari Long 6'5 SR Episcopal Cooz Elite George Mason WICHITA STATE
Jaland Lowe 6'2 JR FB Marshall Hou Hoops Kentucky GEORGETOWN
Jamari McDowell 6'5 SO Manvel Hou Defenders Kansas  
Jared Harris 6'3 SO Silsbee Hou Superstars Wyoming  
Jaxon Olvera 6'5 SO Golden St Prep/Lake Creek Team Temple Univ of Louisiana  
Jayden Gambrell 6'3 SO Hou Madison N/A Lamar  
Jaylon Johnson 6'0 SR Summer Creek Texas Takeover Radford  
John Laboy II 6'3 FR St Francis Episcopal JL3 Miami  
Jordan Williams 6'2 JR Second Baptist JL3 Rice  
Josh Farmer 6'10 SR Sharpstown Hou Superstars Texas Southern  
Kam Burton 6'3 JR Legacy SSS Cooz Elite SFA  
Kayde Dotson 6'1 SO Beaumont United JL3 Loyola-Chicago  
Keanu Dawes 6'9 JR Stratford Texas Takeover Utah  
Landyn Jumawan 6'3 SR Atascocita N/A Northwestern State  
Laymen McGrady 6'4 FR IMG/Ft Bend Christian One Time Legends Oral Roberts  
Mike Collins 6'1 FR Shadow Creek Hou Hoops Univ of Louisiana  
Montana Wheeler 5'10  FR Xavier Academy Hou Defenders Bradley  
Nick Anderson 6'3 SR Clear Brook N/A Rice SAN DIEGO STATE
PJ Haggerty 6'4 JR Crosby Hou Superstars Kansas State TEXAS A&M
RJ Keene II 6'7 SR Concordia Lutheran Hou Hoops Boise State  
Robert Miller III 6'10 SO Pasadena Memorial TJ Ford LSU  
Sean Elkinton 6'8 SR Crosby Hou Superstars La Tech  
Shay Eberwein 6'5 SO The Woodlands Team Temple South Dakota  
Sir Issac Herron 6'10 GR Legacy SSS Hou Defenders La Tech  
Terrance Arceneaux 6'6 JR Beaumont United JL3 NC State  
Trey Miller 6'2 SR Concordia Lutheran Cooz Elite Alabama State  
Tyshawn Archie 6'1 JR CE King/Spire RL9 McNeese  

 

RESULTS: GREATER HOUSTON LIVE!

Greater Houston Live took place this weekend @ ULH Event Center.  This event serves as the annual fundraiser for the Texas Takeover Basketball program.
Meanwhile, this is the only event in the country that provides daily linescores from EVERY single game (regardless of grade).  Everyone has a chance to get "ink" while playing in JRB Events. 

Mark your calendar for our next event:  Elite 36  May 2-3rd @ Just Play Humble


By:  Jim Hicks  (follow     X:  @RcsSports     or     IG:  RcsSports_HOF )

SUNDAY, APRIL 12th
2:00
1st Place 8th Grade:   Hoop Dreams Elite 8th 63              LCA Elite 30

H:  Morris Sibley 10, Jaylen Wedge 22, Even Kirby 17
L:   Cam Pie 10, Aiden Walker11

2:00  1st Place 5th Grade: Nemesis Crushers 5th Alpha 42     Houston Hoops North 41
N: Tyler Bryant 15
H: Landon Love 11

1:00     Skyforce 2029    61                                                Be Someone Elite Prime 50
S: Sebastian Rodriguez 16, Caiyro Fields 18
B: Antonio Alverez 12, Tyler Hammer 14

1:00     Cy Fair Elite 42                                                    Takeover 15U 27
C: Ernesto Otero 8
T: Jason Adejobi 12

1:00     Hoop Dreams Elite 58                                    Praise God Elite 36
H: Rontavious Pomier 20
P: Jeremiah Kenebrew 11, Baxter Moore 13

12:00   Nemesis Crushers 5th Alpha 48                      Skyforce 2034 45
N: Preston Flowers 12, Tyler Bryant 17
S: Noah Matthews 17

12:00   Hoop Dreams Elite 8th 68                               TEB Takeover 14U 45
H: Jaylen Wedge 27, Evan Kirby 15
T: Even Beasley 11

12:00   Houston Hoops North 38                               Takeover 11
H: Landon Love 17
T: Harlen Walker 3

11:00   Skyforce 2029 53                                            Bayou City Elite 15u 37
S: Caiyro Fields 23, Josef Jarvis 12
BC: Mason Caleb 11, Carter Ninake 10

11:00  Takeover 15u  66                                             Triple Threat Aces  50
T:  Carsen Griegg 19,  Kael Rogers 17,  Davion Banton 12,  Jason Adejobi 10
TT:  Chris Barriere 18

11:00   LCA Elite  60                                                    Team LOE 14u   33
L:  Caden Lanier 15,  Aiden Walker 10,  Asher Borgs 10
T:  Javon Fontenot 7

10:00   Hoop Dreams Elite  56                                   Skyforce 2028   50
H:   Rontavious Pomier 16,  Reid Armstrong 12 (4 treys), David Tatmon Jr. 11
S:    Jaden Brumfield 11,  Jrue Williams 10

10:00   Takeover 17u   56                                           Team LOE  50
T:   Dylan Ross 18
L:   Canden Hicks 19,  Michale Price 15

10:00  Be Someone Elite Prime  47                           TWB Takeover 15u   35
B:   Antonio Alverez 16,  Tyler Hammer 12
T:  Rob Martinez 16,  Silas Marhona 10

9:00     Team LOE 14u  60                                           Houston Hoops North 33
T:  Chris Gayle 16, Javon Fontenot 16, CJ Myers 10
H:  Raliegh Palaypay 13

9:00     Takeover Craig  48                                          Houston Knights  36
T:   Sean Roth 12,  Jace Chambers 11
H:  Kaden Hicks 11

9:00     Bayou City Elite  35                                        Triple Threat Aces  30
B:   Carter Nnake 12,  Mason Caleb 10
T:  Sawyer Lee 10


SATURDAY, APRIL 11th
5:00 1st Round Pick  55                                    Praise God Elite 49

1:  Ramone Lilly 19,  Caden Smith 14, Anthony Neal 11
P:  Greg Sims 14, Caleb Mack 12

5:00 Hoop Dreams Elite  57                              Team LOE 14u  24
H:  Rome Gamble 16
L:  Christopher Gayle 9

5:00 Cy Fair Elite 32                                Be Someone Elite Prime 30  (OT)
C:  Luke O’Connor 10
B:  Aidan Farrell 8
Note:  Cody Yeager hit game winning basket in OT

4:00 TWB Takeover 14u  48                             Houston Hoops North 26
T:  Brycen Williams 16,  Evan Beasley 12
H:  Mike Ibeaubuchi 8

4:00  Skyforce 2034       42                               Takeover 5th        18
S:  Noah Matthews 12,  Jaxson Prince 11
T:  Noak Sykes 10

4:00  Nemesis Crushers 5th Alpha  50           Houston Hoops North  28 
N:  Seth Linehan   23
H:  Landon Love   10

3:00  LCA Elite 46                                             Hoop Dreams Elite 8th    27
L:  Cam Pie 12
H:  Keidran Johnson 8

3:00 Cy Fair Elite  43                                        Skyforce 2029    39
C:  Erneston Otero 15,  Luke O’Connor 13
S:  David Thompson 14

3:00  Skyforce 2028   59                                   Praise God Elite  20

S: Jordan Blumfield 19,  Esais Chipchase 17
P:  Nicholas Soria 8

2:00 Takeover 17u  52                                     1st Round Pick Elite  51
T:   Dylan Ross 15,  Jack Brewer 10,  Bryce Manu 10
1:   Ricky Jacoby 13,  Thailyn Brown 10

2:00  Skyforce 2024 42                                     Houston Hoops North 22

S:    Noah Matthews 13, Zaiden Billy 12
H:   Dominique Tate 8

2:00 Be Someone Elite Prime 43                      Takeover 15U 24
B:     Antonio Alverez 13
T:     Kaek Orji 11

1:00 TWB Takeover 14U  35                             Team LOE 15U 30                 
T:  Even Beasley 11, Brayden Williams 10
T:  Messiah Ross 8

1:00  Hoop Dreams Elite 53                      1st Round Pick Elite Relentless 22
H:  Reid Armstrong 11

R:  Ramone Lilly 8

1:00  TWB Takeover 15U 45                              Bayou City Elite 15U  35        
T:  Ant Shelton 18

B:  Kody Gilbeau 16

12:00          Nemesis Crushers 5th Alpha  42       Takeover 5th  33
N: Tyler Bryant 11, Zander Morrell 21
T: Chase Knotts 22

12:00     Team LOE  58                                       Houston Knights 17U 43       
T: Shaun Davis 13, Michale Price 21

H: Jahlil Abdullah 15

12:00          Takeover Craig 60                           1st Round Pick Elite 40
T: Jeremiah Baskins 12, Bryce Manu 11, Sylvester Dinsburg 11, Jace Chambers 10
R: Khalil Johnson 12

11:00          TWB Takeover 15U 46                     Triple Threat Aces 13   
TWB: Ant Shelton 12

T:   Sawyer Lee 9

11:00    LCA Elite 40                                          Houston Hoops North 8
L: Silas Scholes 14

H: n/a

11:00   Skyforce 2028 52                         1st Round Pick Elite Relentless 24
S: Jayden Brumfield  15
R: BJ 11

10:00  Team LOE  48                                         Takeover Craig 30                 
TL: Kason Coleman 13, Michale Price 16

T: Bryce Manu 17

10:00   Takeover 17U  56                                  Houston Knights 17U 24
T: Dylan Ross 12, Banner Carlson 10
H: Kaden Hicks 4

SPRING ICE BREAKER 2026

Here is the SCHEDULE for the prestigious 25th Anniversary of the original Spring Ice Breaker, took place this past weekend in Houston.  Over 200 teams were in action spanning across 21 courts. 
Congrats to the following champions who have received $1,000 donations from Rcs Sports:

 

DIVISION 2026 CHAMPION RUNNERS-UP
Super Varsity ElevaTE U Be Someone Elite UA Rise
11th Be Someone Elite UA Rise  GSA Allstars 2028
10th Shooting Stars 16u Blue AO Hoops Gold
9th Awake Red 9th Be Someone Elite UA Rise 15u
8th One World Academy 2030 Awake 2030
7th Legynds Gulf Coast Blue Chips 7th
6th Houston Hoops 2032 Red Gulf Coast Blue Chips 2032 Gold 
5th Above All Sports Nebraska LES Bulldogs

Here are the Bracket Results
Here are the Rules
Here are the Rosters

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP: DAY 2

Day 2 Recap of the Southland Conference Men's Championship @ Lake Charles, LA!

 

Texas A&M Corpus Christi 74    New Orleans 61

Texas A&M–Corpus Christi rode the hot hand of Daniel Michelini-Jackson to a 74-61 win over New Orleans in Monday’s first Southland Conference quarterfinal, punching their ticket to the semifinals.

Michelini-Jackson set the tone early, scoring 20 points in the first half to help the Islanders build a 16-point lead. New Orleans refused to go away, cutting the deficit to seven by halftime and eventually taking a brief one-point lead in the second half. Corpus Christi quickly regrouped, pushing the margin back to double digits and knocking down timely shots to close out the win.

A couple of key stats stood out in the Islanders’ victory. Corpus Christi controlled the glass, outrebounding New Orleans 41-29, which translated into a 24-11 advantage in second-chance points. The Islanders were also highly efficient offensively, shooting 52.8% from the field and 52.6% from three-point range. They were able to overcome 17 turnovers in the process.

Michelini-Jackson led the way with 28 points and eight rebounds. Sheldon Williams added 15 points and six rebounds, while former Episcopal star D.A. Houston contributed 11 points and six assists.

MJ Thomas recorded his second straight double-double for New Orleans with 17 points and 14 rebounds, though this time in a losing effort. Coleton Benson also scored 17 points, while Tavaj Cope chipped in 14.

Texas A&M–Corpus Christi improves to 18-14 on the season and advances to face top-seeded Stephen F. Austin in the semifinals at 6 p.m. The Islanders went 0-2 against the Lumberjacks during the regular season.

UTRGV 86    Nicholls 68
UTRGV used hot shooting and balanced scoring to roll into the semifinals with an 86-68 win over Nicholls in the second quarterfinal of the night.

The Vaqueros came out strong, jumping to a 12-2 lead before Nicholls briefly battled back to take the lead. UTRGV quickly regained control and never looked back, building a 44-32 advantage by halftime. The lead grew to as much as 25 in the second half before Nicholls made one final push to cut the deficit to 13. UTRGV responded with several timely baskets to stretch the lead back to 20 and put the game away.

UTRGV was extremely efficient offensively, shooting 58.5% from the field, 50% from three-point range, and a perfect 100% from the free-throw line. Nicholls struggled to keep pace from deep, finishing just 5-of-20 from beyond the arc.

Filip Brankovic led the Vaqueros with 21 points and five rebounds. Koree Cotton added 18 points and five assists, while Jaylen Washington contributed 15 points and five assists. Marvin McGhee III chipped in 13 points and five rebounds, and Julien Gomez finished with 12 points in the win.

Nicholls was led by Trae English with 17 points, followed by Jalin Rice with 13. Christian Welcome added 11 points, while Grant Sanders pulled down 12 rebounds in the loss.

UTRGV improves to 16-13 and will face No. 2 seed and host McNeese State in the semifinals at 8:30 p.m. The teams split their regular-season meetings, with each winning on their home floor.

DAY 1 RECAP!

New Orleans 73    Houston Christian 60
New Orleans advanced to the quarterfinals of the Southland Conference Championship with a 73-60 win over Houston Christian, powered by a double-double from MJ Thomas. He finished with 10 points and 12 rebounds as the Privateers controlled the glass, outrebounding Houston Christian 43-27 and turning that advantage into 11 second-chance points while holding HCU to none.

The game was tight early, with New Orleans holding a slim one-point lead at halftime. The Privateers created separation in the second half with a decisive 12-0 run that helped put the game out of reach.

Houston Christian took a major hit when D’Aundre Samuels, who scored 15 points in the first half, appeared to get banged up and was not the same after the break. He managed just five points in the second half, which significantly impacted HCU’s chances. Samuels still led all scorers with 20 points.

New Orleans was led by its top two scorers, Coleton Benson and Jakevion Buckley, who each finished with 14 points. Buckley struggled from the field, shooting 3-for-14, but made an impact at the free-throw line, going 7-for-8 while also contributing six assists and five rebounds.

Kylin Green added 13 points and five rebounds for Houston Christian, while Demarco Bethea chipped in 11 points and six rebounds.

Houston Christian closes the season with a 12-20 record, while New Orleans improves to 15-17 and will face No. 4 seed Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in the quarterfinals at 5:00 p.m.

Nicholls 61    Northwestern State 47
Nicholls used a key 10-0 run in the second half to create separation and advance to the quarterfinals of the Southland Conference Tournament with a 61-47 win over Northwestern State.

Both teams struggled offensively in the first half, combining to shoot just 17-for-52 from the field. Nicholls found its rhythm after the break, shooting 55% in the second half to pull away and secure the victory.

The Colonels controlled the paint throughout the game, outscoring Northwestern State 38-12 inside.

Sincere Malone led Nicholls with 14 points, while Jalik Dunkley added 13 points and seven rebounds. Jalin Rice also reached double figures with 12 points in the win.

Izzy Miles paced Northwestern State with 14 points, followed by former Atacocita Eagle star Landyn Jumawan with 12. The Demons struggled to get production from their leading scorer, Micah Thomas, who finished with just four points on 2-of-13 shooting after averaging 17.2 points per game during the season. Former Westfield Mustang Willie Williams pulled down 11 rebounds.

Northwestern State ends its season at 10-22, while Nicholls improves to 14-18 and will face No. 3 seed UTRGV in the quarterfinals tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m.

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