9U – Houston Elite

10U – Total Package

13U – Gulf Coast Blue Chips

14U Gold Bracket – Hoop Stars

14U Silver Bracket  – KBB 93

15U Gold Bracket – Magic Motion

15U Silver Bracket – STX Stallion

16U Gold Bracket – Louisiana Dream Team

16U Silver Bracket – Houston Swoosh

17U Supplemental Bracket – Louisiana Hoops Seniors

17U Bronze Bracket – Port Arthur Heat Elite

17U Silver Bracket – Urban DFW 2

17U Gold Bracket – Texas Blue Chips

UPDATE: PEARLAND TEXAS CLASSIC!

SUNDAY UPDATE:
The myths and rumors have been put to rest.  The Houston Select White (aka 16s) have once again outlasted their older Houston Select Black (17s) team while playing in the same age bracket.  Thus confirming they are really indeed the better of the Select club teams.  Behind the consistent guard play, the Select White knocked off the defending champion Louisiana Blue Chips to advance into a semi final test against the Los Angeles Dream Team (who beat J Prince Hoopstars in the quarters).   The 1pm semi final game never materialized since LA Dream Team actually had to leave to catch their flight back home.  This gave the young Houston Select White team a pass into the championship game.  In other quarterfinal action, the Texas Blue Chips eliminated the Houston Select Black while the Dallas Mustangs were ousted by host team Houston Elite.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON UPDATE:
Team Breakdown (FL) and the Los Angeles Dream Team will square off in the second round of bracket play.   It’s sad, but one of these teams can sleep as late as they want on Sunday morning.  In games involving local teams, Eisenhower HS teammates Ella Ellis and Darious Goff guided the Houston Elite past the Texas Ambassadors in the first round of bracket play.  On the adjacent court, head coach Royce Huseman was seated courtside observing his Kingwood Mustangs just miss on a near upset the South Texas Stallions (coached by Ilena Martinez, one of the top female 17s summer coaches in America).   This should be an early signal for opposing high school coaches in the area to take notice of how Kingwood HS could be next season.  Despite playing without 2 guaranteed starters, the Mustangs actually led with less than 4:00 to go.  In other first round action, Wheatley’s Carlos Cook drilled a 22 footer at the buzzer to lift the Houston Select Black past the Houston Knights in a game that needed overtime to decide. 

SATURDAY MORNING UPDATE:
One of the favorites, Team Breakdown knocked off Rashard Lewis Southeast Texas Elite and the Texas Blue Chips to emerge from pool play with the top seed.   
Houston Elite 47 Oakland Rebels 21,  Houston Gold 50  Str8 Ballers 26,  Tx Amb 42  Tx Lancers 39,  Hstn Lynx Blue 49  N Tx Select Wildcatas 38,  South Tx Stallions 60  La Blue Chips 49,  La Futures 68  Urban DFW 67,  Total Package 81  La Blue Chips Orange 69,  Goal Breakers 70  Pensacola Tornadoes 48.

FRIDAY RECAP:
It only took a single game for heralded All American, Renaldo Sidney to live up to the hype and earn instant street cred from the Houston fans.  Sidney scored at will while leading Los Angeles Dream Team to a (61-46) victory over Louisiana Future.   The Houston Select Black and White teams both cruised to lopsided first round wins over very respectable opponents.  Select Black beat defending champ Louisiana Blue Chips (67-49) while Select White absolutely destroyed Team Genesis (60-24) who were without inside presence Tank Mayberry 6′10 c.  Select White 6′6 pf Kenny Anyigbo suffered a mild ankle injury in the first half but later returned to complete a doulbe double performance.  Sophs Jamel Outler, Anthony Collins, and pg Aaron Hartwell did most of the damage in the win.   The Houston Lynx Blue were guided by unsigned seniors Jack Hill and Jared Maree in their 18pt win over Louisiana Select Hoops.  In the nightcap, the senior laden Texas Blue Chips jumped out to an early lead and held off a late rally to knock off Rashard Lewis Southeast Texas Elite (57-54).  Ozen soph pg DeCarlos Frank led all scorers with 18pts in the loss.

17U – Bracket Results

16U – Bracket Results

15U – Bracket Results

14U – Bracket Results

13U – Bracket Results

10U – Bracket Results

9U – Bracket Results

17U – Pool Results

16U – Pool Results

15U – Pool Results

14U – Pool Results

13U – Pool Results

10U – Pool Results

9U – Pool Results

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FINALS
Louisiana Blue Chips 82 / Play Hard Play Smart (CA) 73
LBC: Jeremy Johnson 20, Marquis Harris 17, Kadrick Hogan 12, Kenyon Harper 12, Marlon Washington 8, Darnell Williams 8, Cody Beaudett 5
PHPS: Darius Nelson 18, Dequan Brown 16, Jamel Barrett 13, Nate Garth 10, Eric Webster 8, Terrance Jennings 5, Ramon Eaton 3
 

SEMIS
Louisiana Blue Chips / Urban DFW
Rashard Lewis Black / PHPS (CA)
 

QUARTER FINALS:
Louisiana Blue Chips / Dallas Slam
Urban DFW / Tx Blue Chips Elite
Louisiana Roundballers / Rashard Lewis Black
Hstn Lynx / PHPS (CA)
 

ROUND 2
Dallas Slam / Team Oklahoma
T Mac / Louisiana Blue Chips
Urban DFW / TJ Ford
Hstn Hoopstars / Tx Blue Chips Elite
Hstn Elite / Louisiana Roundballers
Hstn Select / Rashard Lewis Black
Hstn Lynx / S. Texas Stallions
PHPS (CA) / D1 Ambassadors

ROUND 1
Dallas Slam / Dallas Mustangs White
Team Oklahoma / Tx Bluechips Navy
Louisiana Blue Chips / Urban DFW Elite
T Mac / Hstn Swoosh
TJ Ford / San Antonio Rohawks
Urbran DFW / Dallas Mustangs Blue
Hstn Hoopstars / Hstn Pride
Tx Blue Chips Elite / Dallas Mustangs 16s
Louisiana Roundballers / San Antonio Roadrunners
Hstn Elite 74 Tx Blue Chips Select 71
Hstn Select / Hstn Superstars Seniors
Rashard Lewis Blk / Elite All Stars
Hstn Lynx / Tm Tx South
Jr Hardballers / S. Texas Stallions
Port Arthur Heat / PHPS (CA)
D1 Ambassadors / Dallas Showtyme Select

Now here are a few extra notes from the event:
1)  In the semis, due to a shortage of refs available on premises, the Houston Elite & T Mac All Stars were forced to wait until the Hstn Elite finally decided to step aside and grant T Mac a pass into the championship game.  “When good company doesn’t have anywhere to sleep, give up your bed,” cited event director and Hstn Elite coach Rick Nelson while giving a good stab at a Hicks-ism to support his decision. Â
2)  Texas A&M’s Billy Gillespie and TSU’s Ronnie Courtney were the only two head coaches still left in the building by the time the championship game got underway.  Also, Louisiana Tech, Rice, Holy Cross, and St Edwards were the only other schools still grinding at day’s end…
3)  Former assistant coaches (Arizona St) Tony Benford, (SMU) “Q” Anderson, (Prairie View) Byron Rimm was checking out the action and doing their homework in wake of landing expected gigs within the next week or so.  Heck, Rimm so loved PV enough to still wear a shirt with the school’s logo on the front.Â
4)  Now you guys see why Nathan Walkup (Hstn Hoopstars) is listed as the #6 player in Greater Houston (and that may be too doggone low).  LSU caught a glimpse of the long slender yet tough wing forward, is expected to visit the school this week to officially extend an offer.   Still, Texas A&M will be tough to beat on this one.
5)  DeAndre Jordan injured his leg early in the second half of the Swoosh Blue’s loss to the Hoopstars.   He’s probable for the Kingwood Classic.
6)  Texas Blue Chips had the tallest frontcourt of the event, but managed to go only 1-3 (including a pair of double digit losses to Hoopstars and Westside All Stars)
7)  After beating Houston Elite at the Spring Ice Breaker and Texas Blue Chips & both Houston Swoosh teams this past weekend, Westside All Stars coach Al Jones proclaimed, “Yo, we are the number one Reebok team in Texas!”  Whoaaa nelly… the Dallas Mustangs Blue coaches do read this board.Â
8)  Coaches and teams were forced to wait while the teams were re-seeded after pool play ended.  Afterwards, the event’s defending champ T-Mac (who went 2-0 in pool play) didn’t get a bye while the Lousiana Stars 16s did.
9)   Meech Goodson (Hstn Select) did not play after suffering a wrist injury in the second round of bracket play.  He’s doubtful for the KWC.
10)  Toney McCray (TJ Ford Elite) is back to his old form after sitting out the entire HS season (per doctor’s orders) with minor heart precautions.  McCray 6′6 wf (Elkins HS 2007) burst onto the scene with a barrage of three pointers at last year’s Vegas Super 64
11)  Host team Hstn Elite advanced into the semis of each age division.  Hstn Select advanced into the semis of each age division, except 17s. Â
12)  Byron Gibson who normally coaches the Hstn Hoops 17s didn’t travel to Vegas, instead he chose to coach his newly formed Hstn Hoops 16s team that has been together only two weeks.  Still, they managed to advance to the title game, and received a big tournament from Kevin Foster 6′2 wf (Morton Ranch HS). Â

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