Texas High School Boys Basketball: On3 Composite Team Rankings Top 25 - Jan. 13

Sleeping on Texas high school boys basketball is a mistake. While high school football in the Lone Star State gets a bigger spotlight, their high school basketball scene has an enviable talent pool. Therefore, it’s unsurprising that nine teams in the Texas On3 Composite Rankings are among the nation’s best. Here’s how the state’s best teams fared in the ratings as of Jan. 13.

The On3 Composite High School Basketball Team Ranking is a proprietary algorithm that compiles rankings listed in the public domain by respected High School media and data companies. It includes Massey, Max Preps, Cal Preps, ESPN, and SI, creating the industry’s most comprehensive and geographically balanced High School Team Ranking.

1. William J. Brennan

The Bears extended their winning streak to ten games after dominating the Warren Warriors 86-37. Four players scored in double digits, led by Kingston Flemings’ 28 points, to go with nine rebounds and ten assists. Camden Cowgill and Talon Todd had 14 points apiece, while Donovan Criss had 12 points. The nation’s fifth-best team will aim for a 22-2 record when they face Sotomayor on Jan. 14.

2. Dynamic Prep

In the Bearcats’ 77-54 victory over Whitehaven, Jermaine O’Neal Jr. and Cobe Coleman led the way with 16 points apiece. Leroy Kelly IV had 11 points while Marcus Spears added 10. The 11^th-best team in the country will face Richmond Heights in the Flyin’ To The Hoop Tournament on Jan. 17.

3. Allen

The Eagles improved to 21-1 after a 62-41 victory over the Plano Wildcats. Trent Pane had 14 points and four steals in the win, while Antoine Shannon added 13 points and six steals. This result also extends their winning streak to 14 games. The third-best team in Texas high school boys basketball and 14^th-best nationwide will face McKinney on Jan. 14.

4. Shadow Creek

The Sharks have won five straight games after their Dec. 27 loss to Lake Ridge, including their 85-50 domination of Sam Rayburn. Except for their season opener against St. Francis Episcopal, all of Shadow Creek’s wins are by double digits. Their season continues with their Jan. 14 game versus the Alvin Yellowjackets.

5. St. Michael’s

The Warriors have scored back-to-back wins after their loss to Lake Norman. Since then, they’ve defeated Central Catholic (67-28) and TMI-Episcopal (92-67). Sun Jinkal and Bo Ogden had 15 points apiece against the Panthers, while Will Gasink added 12 points. Aiden Disu contributed ten points, while Gasink and Disu combined for 15 assists. The 55^th-best team in the country will face Antonian College Prep on Jan. 14.

6. Duncanville

The Panthers registered back-to-back victories against Horn (60-49) and Mesquite (102-64). Cam Smith had 16 points against the Skeeters, helping Duncanville improve its record to 12-6. Meanwhile, the victory over Mesquite improved their road record to 5-0. The Panthers will continue their campaign against Cedar Hill on Jan. 14.

7. Bellaire

The Cardinals returned to the win column after defeating Lamar 68-60. Duke commit Shelton Henderson had 25 points, six rebounds, two assists, and three steals. Kohlman Dutton had 16 points, four rebounds, and two blocks, while Jadarian Williams had 11 points and three steals. Bellaire’s 2024-25 Texas high school boys basketball season continues on Jan. 17 against Westside.

8. Stony Point

The Tigers are on a four-game winning streak after their 66-60 victory over Round Rock. Courtney Ratliffe led Stony Point with 16 points, while Elijah Clemons had 15 points, six rebounds, and four steals. Uzziah Buntyn added 13 points, eight assists, and five steals. The Tigers will play Vandegrift on Jan. 14.

9. North Crowley

The Panthers improved to 21-4 after a 57-49 victory over Boswell. It’s North Crowley’s tenth consecutive road victory dating back to the previous Texas high school boys basketball season. While North Crowley have split their last four games, they should feel good after getting back on the winning track. The Panther’s 2024-25 season continues against Mansfield on Jan. 14.

10. Steele

The Knights extended their winning streak to five games after an 80-69 victory over San Marcos. It was a memorable game for Logan Gonzalez because he established a new all-time and single-season record for three-point shots converted. Steele can improve to 23-2 by defeating the Canyon Cougars on Jan. 14.

Teams 11-25 in the Texas High School Boys Basketball Rankings – Jan. 13

11. Lake Ridge
12. Fort Bend Marshall
13. West Brook
14. Atascocita
15. Guyer
16. Plano East
17. Lancaster
18. Katy Jordan
19. Seven Lakes
20. Lufkin
21. Faith Family Academy
22. Ellison
23. Birdville
24. Parish Episcopal School
25. Veterans Memorial